Democratic Ticket for Brazos County Primaries Arranged
The Brazos County Democratic Executive Committee met at the courthouse in Bryan at 2 pm on Monday June 17 and adopted a majority plan requiring a second primary on August 26 after the July 22 primary. Candidates for numerous offices were listed with assessed fees and a pledge to support nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Democratic
Court House
Bryan
W. S. Higgs
F. L. Henderson
U. S
Sterling P. Strong
Chas. A
Rev Brown Arrives to Lead Brazos County Free Baptists
Rev. J. P. Brown of Decatur has arrived in Bryan to succeed Rev. J. L Payne in the Free Baptist churches of Brazos county. He will reside at Welborn or Bryan once a home is arranged by Rev. C. B. Thompson and Rev. J. J. Tatum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
J. P. Brown
Decatur
Bryan
J. L Payne
Brazos County
Rev. Brown
Welborn
C. B. Thompson
J. J. Tatum
J. Holik
Smetana
Holik
Epworth League Delegates Return From Texas Assembly
Miss Eugenia Cochran returns from Jacksonville as a Bryan Epworth League delegate to the Epworth League Assembly of the Texas Conference. She reports a wonderful and successful meeting. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Connelly of Austin return home after attending the funeral of their friend Mrs. W. H. Hoppess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Cochran
Jacksonville
Epworth League Assembly of the Texas
Bryan Epworth League
W. P. Connelly
Austin
W. H. Hoppess
Harvey Club Hosts County Youths With Games And Music
E A Peters hosted a Harvey community club night with games music and contests for Bryan and county youth. Laura Belle Roten praised the Harvey group, while local agents noted cooperation on corn varieties and club reports from Edge and Millican members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Mangum
Edge
Kirkland Edwards
Kirkland
Bryan
Mesdames W. S. Howell
J. Webb Howell
J. C. Williams
Laura Bell Roten
Messrs
S. E. Eberstadt
Eck Smith
J. L. Green
P. S. Mangum
C. L. Benson
F. R. Lloyd
N. H. Turner
Grady Kincannon
Sheriff searches for George Johnson after wife shooting
Morehead authorities led by Sheriff Morehead Chief Martin and Deputy Wheeless hunted Tuesday for George Johnson after he shot his wife Linnie Johnson at John Green's home around midnight. An 82 caliber pistolbullet struck Linnie below the heart. she was taken to Bryan hospital with a possible chance of survival. Johnson fled and remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
Martin
Wheeless
George Johnson
George
Linnie Johnson
John Green
Linnie
Bryan Hospital
Johnson
Visitors and notices brighten Bryan day on June 20 1922
A mix of local and visiting residents is recorded in Bryan with families like the Peytons, Camp, Alexander, Elliott, Suber and others hosting or visiting. Attendees attend funerals for Mrs Hoppess and long lists of relatives travel between Houston Hempstead Waco and Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peyton
Maggie Peyton
Sam Peyton
T. B. Peyton
Benchley
Bryan
John Swanwick
North Zulch
Marie Barrow
Corrine Andrews
Charlie Camp
Navasota
Hoppess
Allen Smith
Houston
A. D. Alexander
Baby
Ennis
W. A. Withers
Lampasas
Taylor
C. A. Hunley
Buffalo
W. H. Hoppess
Eugene Wyche
Waco
S. A. Cottle
Cameron
Corrie Suber
J. H. Suber
Emerald A Sbell
Humble
H. H. Williamson
Retha Callanier
Cedar Bayou
Williamson
West Texas
Menard
Rew
Tricity
Brazos
Auditos
R. W. Smith
Valley
Audi
J. T. Welch
Pearle Smith
Hearne
Tabor Victory Club Holds June Meeting Ahead of July Program
The Tabor Boy's and Girl's Victory Club met June 16 at 8 p.m. Plans for a Fourth of July program dominated the session. County Agent C. L. Benson spoke on Rotary Club benefits and Miss Roten urged help from the Home Demonstration effort. Several members resigned for summer work, and the club aims to continue strong with Rotarian support and Miss Roten's guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Smith
Tabor
Texas
Victory Club
C. L. Benson
Rotary Club
Bryan Rotary Club
Roten
Tme
Mr. Benson
Mary Ruth Holden
Hette Francis
Una Edge
Pearl Hughins
Miss Roten
California
Tabor’s
Special Notice on Assessments for Members
All members of the different orders must pay Joe B. Reed one assessment by July 1 or no later than the 5th. Those who did not pay the June receipt cannot continue to advance for the members. Phone 140 between 9:00 and 11:00 to arrange collection. the payment cannot be made at the office. It is your insurance. Joe B. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bobo
D. J. McDonald
J. T. Sawyer
Guy F. Boyette
Calvin M. Risinger
George P. Edge
John Sabo
Co. M. Degelia
Chas. de Stafina
John Shramek
Frank Kre
Jno M. Moore
John Hensarling
Justice of Peace
John Yeager
O. P. Seamon
Will Conrad
Justice Peace
L. D. McGee
W. Hamilton
H. T. Wheeless
M. F. Frame
J. B. Priddy
Jno
W. Beard
Co. B. Moore
Fort Martin
Joseph M. Bolmouski
Frank Conzelo
W. S. Higgs
J. Walter Smith
Hugh S. Dowling
W. E. Gandy
E.S. Martin
I. M. Cook
W. H. Buchanan
Joe Locke
Emmett Holland
Charles Murka
F. L. Henderson
R. B. Grant
Solon Morgan
M. B. Easters
Rube McDonald
Hugh Dowling
Wellborn
Joe B. Reed
Miss Corral Clark and Miss Malcolm Melnnis Head to California
Miss Corral Clark will arrive in Bryan on Saturday and on Monday she and Miss Malcolm Melnnis depart for California to tour the state. They plan to visit the Grand Canyon Los Angeles and other notable places before returning to Bryan for the fall school opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Corral Clark
Bryan
Malcolm Melnnis
Califrnia
Mudville Sluggers Defeat Pittsbridge 19 to 5
Mudville wins a nine inning game Sunday afternoon 19 to 5 over Pittsbridge at Mudville. Chas Salvato homered with a man on in the first and Chas Distaf also homered for the Sluggers as the lineup featured several players including Lee Saladiner Seanlin Criss Cortemeglia and W M Cangelosi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mudville
Diaroond
Jocals
Pittsbridge
Chas
Salvato
Laand
Distafoan
Ano
Cy Jellouar Marte
C. F. Salvato
Old Bryan Map Drawn On Pen Ink By G von Glasenopp
Mr Lige Spell presented an old cemetery map drawn in pen and ink by G von Glasenopp. It is undated but considered historic and the city seeks the map maker’s name and date of passing. The map will be framed and preserved at city hall per Secretary Guy P Bittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lige
G. von Glasenopp
Bryan Stage
Guy P. Bittle
Ward Templeman Return From Bryan Visit Home in Nava
Mr and Mrs Ward Templeman have returned to their home in Nava sota after visiting in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ward Templeman
Navasota
Bryan
Tanlac brings health regain for St Louis woman
Mrs. Mary OConner of 1334 Morgan Street says Tanlac gave her relief from stomach trouble gas heart pressure headaches and dizziness after three bottles. She now eats freely digests well sleeps soundly and credits Tanlac as the biggest bargain she ever found. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Mary O'Conner
Morgan St
St. Louis
Adv
Land For You And A Way To Buy It
Land for you and a way to buy it offering different soil types and rainfall levels. Options include irrigated and non irrigated land with level rolling or hilly terrain suitable for crops, fruit, vegetables or livestock. Easy terms for real farmers and cashless options for those who will improve land. Write for booklet from H. M. Madison and George F. Lupton in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Madison
Gen
F. & I Agt
Mrs. Chas Claydon Dies After Long Illness in Brazos County
Mrs Margarete McCollum Thompson later Mrs Chas Claydon dies at her daughter Mrs Geo Henrys home in Tabor community aged 77 years 8 months 2 days after long illness born in Leon county Texas married twice to E W Thompson and Chas Claydon she leaves eight children and many friends in a large funeral at Alexander cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Claydon
Normangee
Texas
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Geo. F. Henry
Tabor
Claydon
Margarete McCollum
Leon County
E. W. Thompson
Brazos ‘County
Alexander Church
W. E. Thom
Pson
Franklin
Thompson
Edge
Alexander
The Fair invites shoppers to explore wide assortments and low prices
Advertisers praise The Fair for displaying many items on open tables with plain figures and friendly staff. Hardware hosiery and small notions departments show rapid growth due to unusually low prices. Women are urged to inspect crockery glassware enamelware and metalware while men and boys find value in work clothing. The paper invites a visit for a pleasant and profitable shopping experience.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ki. W. Weir
Supreme Court— Co
M. Cureton
Thomas B. Greenwood
Court of Criminal Appeals
W. C. Morrow
A. J. Harper
F. L. Hawkins
W. W. King
Pat M. Neff
Harry T. Warner
Fred S. Rogers
T. W. Davidson
Joe E. Edmundson
W. A. Johnson
Col
Bilie Mayfield, Jr
Andrew S. Jameson
W. A. Keeling
Allison Mayfield
J.C. Morrow
Lon A. Smith
William M. Woodall
W. D. Carroll
Lee F. Kirgan
V. Fennell
Geo. G. Spenett
A. H. Kern
L. E. Tennison
Ed A. Christian
Land Office
Jno T. Robinson
J. C. Thompson
Public Instruction
Ed R. Bentley
S. M. N. Mar
J. Baker
L. E. Morehead
A. S. McSwain
Ollie Smith
Roy Hudspeth
Dora E. Wilson
W. KE. Neeley
Oak McKenzie
Clyde F. Goen
Jim Darwin
A. W. Kinnard
County Boys and Girls
E. A. Peters
Harvey
Messers
Kelley
Bobo
K. Kelley
Harvey Club
Laura Belle Roten
Liss Roten
Boao
Die Schultz
le Alta Williams
Who
Benson
College Sta- C
Vrard
Enamer
Wei
Julius Manth
Wixon
Eagle
Manthei
Mantherfield
Ed Skyball
Edge- “Blue Ribbon
Poland
Millian Club
Fege
Tabor Club
Gossett
M. G. Nall
Gene Ison
Miles Lebo
M. M. Erskine
Marlin
Morgan
Galveston
Myrtle Wilkes
J. E. Covey
F. Lehman
Ed V. Rhodes
Jas. & Rhodes
L. R. Rhodes
Vivian
Christine Pahlman
Graham
F. EB. Lichte
Old Bryan
Mrs. Chas
Gene Ola
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