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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1923

Page

4

Brazos County club notes highlight farming steps and school ties

Brazos County boys and girls clubs report strong farming activity. Sam Corobbo leads cotton choppers to aid farmer Jack Shimen, while a polecat steals 85 pullets from C Egbert Jones. Millican club reviews projects and eyes a June encampment, with soil improvement and diversified farming urged.

Jack Shimen Prospect Sam Corobbo Bryan Shimen Millican Millican Boys T. A. Hensarling Millican School Tabor Tabor High School Brazos County John Rychlik Wheelock R. Q. Astin Dawn Haven Brazos Bottoms C. Egbert Jones Coe-Jones Ranch Brazos William Manthei Kurten Bermuda Wickson Creek Manthei Fin Feather Club

Carr Edge Wedding In Bryan Tonight

At 8 o clock this evening in Houston Mr Allen Parker Carr and Miss Irma Edge both of Bryan will wed at Trinity church with Rev Moylan Bird officiating. After the ceremony the couple will take a short bridal trip and return to Bryan Friday. The event draws attention as a union of two prominent Brazos county families with many Bryan attendees listed.

Carr-Edge Houston Allen Parker Carr Irma Edge Bryan Trinity Church Ss. Moylan Bird St. Andrews Church Carr Brazos County A. B. Carr M. B. Parker John Parker Ida Parker Jane Oliver John T. Hanway M. L. Parker M. S. Edge F. C. White John Carr Dallas D. D. White L. A. Fife Chappelle Hill M. J. Cocke Elizabeth Chappell Emma Montgomery R. L. Brogden Miss Montgomery Navasota Dorothy Ettle Belton Baylor College J. S. Ettle F. R. Rogers Monticello Arkansas West 28Th Street H. G. Umland Lucy Christian East 24Th Street E. T. Owens Cc. C. Martin Mary Keefer George Texas John Ailphin Groesbeck Allphin C. F. Allen W. W. Chambers East 30Th Street F. B. Harlan Stockton California Loeb Nelson Hubbard City Nelson Bass Bass Frank Parker Wallis Parker Cisco Wallis A. & M. College Austin State University J. H. Wheeler Bedias Wheeler Edge Marion B. Hughes Mary Elzabeth Hughes Foltz Denver Colorado Hughes Colorado Mary Merwin Ames Iowa Cisco College S. W. Bissing Miss Merwin Sam C. Hoyle, Jr The M.B. Edge Irma Edge Peters Alan P Carr Chares E. Henry Mattie Pearl Henry Jy. H Young South College Avenue W. L. Harrington Galveston W. H T. B. Benbow John McCallum Joe Locke Tabor Sam Dunlop J. W. Fuqua Millican F. M. Wilson Normangee J. E. Houston Tunis J. C. Frazier Vera Payne College Trueheart Buchanan Fort Worth High School Johnson Elizabeth Clifton Jake Gunn Waco Marvin Sneed Lee J. Rountree W. L. Powers J. W. Smith Brenham Frances Ursula Chance Villa Maria Academy P. A. Tardy Martha Rivers Allen University of Texas M. Bonneville Terrebonne E. Y. Harpole Harpole Fort Sam Houston Albert Buck) McCallum E. L. Harter Missouri Kansas Harter Joe Wilcox Gadys Henry Spring Milam County Cameron Laura Belle Roten Cornelia Dorothy Young Temple Elon Stuart College Avenue Nannie Marrett Fort Worth W. B. Walthal Althea Edge John E. Edge Yoakum Jack Lewis Lew

Bryan Boy Wins Third State Prize in Essay Contest

Ervin McLeroy, 14, son of Mrs. Henry Watson, East 20th street, won five dollars in cash and a bronze medal for third state prize in the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Essay Contest. His essay titled My Share in Making Highways Safe earned the award. he was promoted to eighth grade and will continue at Bryan schools.

Ervin McLeroy Henry Watson East 20Th Street National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Jesse Gooldy McLeroy Young McLeroy Bryan

Herbine Promises Quick Relief for Stomach Disorder

An old advertisement claims Herbine corrects disordered stomach and slug gish bowels, purifies the bowels, aids digestion, and sweetens the breath. Priced 6c and available at all druggists. Adv.

Mr and Mrs W B Cook Move to Houston for New Rail Role

Mr and Mrs W B Cook travel to Houston yesterday to settle there as he begins work as agricultural agent for the Illinois Central and Great Northern railroad with Houston as his headquarters.

W. B. Cook Houston Mr. Cook IL. & G. N. Railroad

Old Maids Club stage comedy thrills Kurten crowds

Kurten Community Club and agricultural club staged The Old Maids’ Club with 165 girls in a comic performance led by Luella Primrose and Berna Fridel. Ice cream revenue and a Lei of funds supported Brazos County Day arrangements as cast members received hearty applause.

Kurten James Lang Old Maids’ Club Mis Lue la Matilda Primrose Berna Della Fr‘del Susan Jane Hopewell Agnes Valenta Maria Jane Hopewell Mary Operstein Janice Meredith Gussie Endler Mary Elizabeth Smith Victoria Operstein Viola Longfellow Victoria Valenta Lucretia DeWitt Vena Fridel Martha Weinhauber Lillian Buchanan Lucy Rosebud Victoria Fridel Betsy Bobinet Josephin Fridel Luella Annie Puschak Dora Nellie Lawless Tommie Doolittle Johnnie Sabo Phillip Andrew James Magic Berries Tillie Fuschak Bryan E&gs James Central America Yucatan Luella Primrose Lang Brazos County E. C. Martin

Bailey Warren in serious car crash near Bryan and Millican

Bailey Warren a 15 year old from Reliance was seriously injured in a Wednesday collision between a car carrying four boys from Millican to Bryan and another vehicle. He suffered a broken collarbone and possible lung injury and was moved to his parents' home after initial treatment by Dr. Mondrick.

Bailey Warren Reliance Bryan Milican Millican Bailey A. L. Mondrick C. H. Mathis Mr. Warren

Century Plant Blooms Unusually at Haswell Home Corner Parker and West 4th

A century plant at Mayor Haswell's home on Parker avenue and West 4th street bursts into bloom drawing many passersby. The three foot plant has a central flower shaft at least fifteen feet tall with buds ready to open. Two additional century plants flank the home, but only the one has bloomed.

Tyler Haswell Parker Avenue West 4Th Street

Bal lard's Snow Liniment advertised for itching relief

Itching diseases can be controlled and cured by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. The relief is prompt and permanent. Three bottle sizes priced 80 cents 60 cents and 1.20 dollars. Sold by all druggists. Ady.

Ballard All Druggiste Ady

Ex-students of A. and M pass resolution for Lee J. Rountree

The ex-students association at the College during commencement exercises expresses grief and sympathy over the loss of Lee J. Rountree. The resolution notes his leadership, service to Texas higher education, Christian character, and broad friendship with the A. and M. community. It directs a copy to his family and the press and requests minutes.

Lee J. Rountree Texas A. & M. College M. S. Church E. B. Cushing W. A. Wurzbach

Miss Willie Rogers Re-Elected Librarian Saunders Chairman

The Carnegie Library board held its first post appointment meeting with J. B. Beers Mrs Lee Roun tree W E Saunders J N Dulaney RS Webb and Miss Willie Rogers present Absent E H Astin and Fred L Cavitt Saunders was reelected chairman Dulaney secretary and Rogers librarian The board plans monthly meetings and noted 6852 volumes on shelves with 2 to 8 registrations daily and a need for more books to meet demand.

Board of Directors of Carnegie Library J. B. Beers Lee J. Rountree W. E. Saunders J. N. Dulaney RS. Webb Libraran Willie Rogers E. H. Astin Fred L. Cavitt Ww. E Saunders

Herbine Advertises System Purifier and Stimulant

An old advertisement promotes Herbine as a remedy for biliousness and constipation. It claims the product purifies strengthens and invigorates the body. Price listed at 60 cents and available from all druggists.

McSwain Family Reunion at Wellborn

Sunday brought a joyful gathering at the Wellborn country home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McSwain as relatives from Port Arthur and various locales joined a turkey dinner for twenty three attendees. Attendees included Pansy and Essie McSwain, Guy McSwain, Ross McSwain, Bob Sherman, Eva Stewart, and many McSwains and Stewarts in attendance. The event concluded with guests departing in high spirits, sharing memories of a day of fellowship.

A. B. McSwain Wellborn Miasse Pansy Essie McSwain Port Arthur Weborn Mrs McSwain Pansy Eusie McSwain Guy C. McSwain Port Artha Ross F. McSwain Bob Sherman A. & M. College Eva Stewart N. A. Stewart Arthur Tom Mack Stewart C. F. Goen Oliver Paul McSwain Harry S. Edge Lynette A .S McSwain Apg A. B McSwain

Bill Williams Loses Home in Early Morning Fire

Bill Williams suffered a roughly eighty thousand dollar loss when his newly purchased seven room home in the southwest part of the city was destroyed by fire Thursday morning. An uncle and visiting couple were inside. owners were away at their mother's house. Fire investigators suspect faulty wiring as the cause. Insurance covered the structure but not the household goods.

Bill Williams Roy Hudspeth M. E. Wallace Williams Lewis Alberta Adams Davitt Love Beaumont Ben Love Franklin Love A. & M. College H. G. Bailey Madisonville Bryan Sallie Richardson Sherman John Spell Ardmore Oklahoma Catherine Spell Ara Gooch Navasota Albert J. Buchanan West 24Th Street A. A. Randal Amarillo College C. W. Silvey Randal North Texas John T. Hanway Houston Hanway J. T. Hanway M. I. Parker R. H. Ballerstedt Jessie Ellen Richard Imogene Georgetown Ballerstedt A. Schieffer Southwestern University Luke Bradley Lula Bryan Rambeau Phillip Carson Robert Astin Brazos Bottom Charles F. Hillyer P. L. Downs Temple Ben Adrian

Bryan man Forrest Jones visits Hearne on Monday

Forrest Jones of Bryan was a Hearne visitor Monday, per the Hearne Democrat.

Forrest Jones Bryan Hearne

Bryan and Area Vibe With A and M College Commencement Wards

Bryan and surrounding towns bustle during A and M College commencement events with numerous residents visiting, traveling, and hosting guests from Navasota, Temple, Hamilton, Cameron, Houston, Waco, and beyond. Students, alumni, family groups, and locals attend ceremonies, visit relatives, and celebrate graduations and engagements.

New Bryan tin shop opens in Eden Building Bryan

T B Robinson and J Fickey establish a modern tin shop on the third floor of the Eden building South Main Street Bryan next to Carnegie Library. They boast home industry service and expect broad patronage from Brazos County. Robinson brings 21 years in the trade Fickey 16 years. existing equipment from the former Myers Hardware.

T. B. Robinson Wellborn J. Fickey Bryan Eden Building South Main Street Carnegie Library n.Brazos County Robinson Towayay Houston San Antonio Fickey Parker-As Wth Brazos County Myers Hardware

Murder Indictments After Two Year Chase

P. W. Howard and W. S. Hann, arrested in Los Angeles after a four year pursuit, were returned to Texas and indicted on murder and robbery with firearms charges in the killing of N. V. Dixon, a service car driver from El Paso.

Associated Press Barstow P. W. Howard W. S. Hann Los Angeles Texas N. V. Dixon el Paso

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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Polecat Cole Jones Ranch Jones Bridge Henry Kurten R. I Southeast Poultry and Swine Geeland Australia White Leghorn Western Washington Puyallup Washington Illinois Benson Petaluma America West Texas Sweetwater George Holland McAdoo Farm Bureau Cotton Association Devon Pennsylvania Hoard Dairyman Langwater Valor Jimmy Dodge Lord Chatham Sam Corrobbo Bryan Boy OLD Maids Ollibion Saunders M’swain James Mulain J. Webb Howell Charles E. Friley Friley Mullain Ruth Finley W. E. Johnson, Jr Newton Eden Fickey & Robinson
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