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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1927

Page

3

Installation Of Brazos Union Lodge 129 Offic ers For 1927 28

W E Saunders and J D Martin direct the annual installation of officers at Brazos Union Lodge No 129 A F and A M held at the Masonic Hall. New officers include W M Dr C A Searcy J W Payne S W C F Ayers J D Walter Holden S D W K Gibbs Jr J D Rev R L Brown chaplain J E Mitchell tiler Tom Powers Sr St T F Carson Jr Sr. The article notes family Masonic ties and upcoming Masonic events in Bryan.

W. E. Saunders J. D. Martin Brazos Union A. F A. M Brazos Union Lodge No Masonic Hall 8. C. Hoyle Marshal Martin C. A. Searcy W. M J. W. Payne C. F. Ayers J. D Walter Holden S. D W. K. Gibbs, Jr R. L. Brown J. E. Mitchell Tom Powers T. F. Carson, Jr W. B. Roman W. K. Thornton J. Linton Robinson Blue Lodge Commandery W. F. Gibbs, Sr W. L. Powers H. E. Randolph A. C. Searcy Wheelock Lodge Tom A. Searcy Dr. Searcy Brazos Wilbur Keith Masonic Service Association Texas Bryan E. A F. C

Texas National Guard Strength Is Increased by New Unit

The Texas National Guard gains a new 142nd motor transport company in Austin guided by Lt. Morris Schwartz. Major S. M. Hawkins becomes headquarters company commander of the 36th division motor transport. Carl Phinney, assistant secretary to Governor Moody, is named first sergeant under Hankins.

Associated Press Austin Texas National Guards 142Nd Motor Transport Company Morris Schwartz S. M. Hawkins Schwartz Carl Phinney Moody Hankins

State Board Targets Insurance Firms for Fraud Claims

At a conference in Austin the state industrial accident board and the insurance commission pledged a campaign against fraud by certain insurers under the workmen's compensation act. The board found several companies declined to pay amounts due to injured workers and the commission will demand payment of just claims or revoke the organizations' permits.

Austin State Industrial Accident Board and Insurance Commission In & Join Accident Board Insurance Commission R. L. Daniel Industrial Board

Miss Sevier Is Thanked By Club

The Sme tana 4-H Club, led by Dennis Cahill and Charley Wehrman, thanks home demonstration agent Miss Abbie Sevier as she leaves for work in another county. They praise her guidance and wish her continued success with boys and girls across the land.

Smetana 4-H Club Abbie Sevier Dennis Cahill Charley Wehrman Lillie Kosarek Miss Mary Cahill

Leonard School Club Girls Hold Meeting

The Leonard School club girls met Thursday evening at two thirty o'clock. All members were present except three. Miss Abbie Sevier and Mrs. A J Hearne attended. We finished our aprons and adjourned to next meeting with a note Sevier may not return as home demonstration agent.

Leonard School Club Abbie Sevier A. J. Hearne Miss Sevier

Postal Clerks To Celebrate July 4

Federal postal clerks of Texas will celebrate the Fourth of July in Austin with a two day convention beginning July 4. An estimated 150 to 200 attendees are expected. A barbecue dinner and a tour of the capital are planned by reception chair H. L. Kuhlman. Speakers include W. H. Mercer private secretary to Senator Earle B. Mayfield and Austin Mayor P. W. McFadden.

Associated Press Austin Federal Postal Clerks of Texas H. L. Kuhlman W. H. Mercer United States Earle B. Mayfield P. W. McFadden

Rotary Official Welcomes Vets

Dr. E. P. Humbert of the Bryan Rotary Club welcomes Hood's and Green's Brigades veterans to Bryan. He notes the club motto service above self and says Rotarians enjoy hosting veterans during luncheons, promising a warm noon gathering to show respect and appreciation.

E. P. Humbert Bryan Rotary Club Hood's Green’s Brigades Bryan Bryan Rotary Die Confederacy

Reunion of Hood's and Green's Brigades Draws Notables

Hon. and Mrs. Austin Y. Bryan Jr. and their son Austin Y. Bryan Jr. of Houston attend the Confederate veterans reunion. Austin Y. Bryan Jr. serves as principal speaker at the morning program. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Edge host events at their home during the reunion. Mrs. M. E. Davis and Mrs. Lichenstein of Houston participate, with Mrs. Lichenstein serving as assistant adjutant general of Dick Dowling Camp U V of Houston.

Austin Y. Bryan Jr Houston Veterans of Hood's Green's W. B. Edge M. E. Davis Lichenstine Lichenstein

Attorney General to Hear Houston Lawyers on Texas Picture Trust

Claude Pollard will hear Houston lawyers next week likely Monday about a charge that a moving picture trust exists in Texas. Maurice Schulman, Houston theatre owner, seeks $100000 in a suit naming Paramount Sanger Amusement Dent Theatre and Robb and Reilly, alleging unjust policies to pressure buyers. Schulman plans to confer with the attorney general in Austin Sunday.

Associated Press Austin Claude Pollard Houston Texas Bryan Schulman Maurice Schulman Paramount Sanger Amusement Co Dent Theatre Robb and Reilly Paramount, Sanger and Reilly Pollard

Fitzgerald Heads C I A Regents

Fitzgerald of Dallas was reelected president of the C I A board of regents at the Denton meeting. J W Degan of Denton reelected treasurer and Mrs S B Capps of Fort Worth reelected secretary. New regents Ed Mays Sweetwater Mrs W E Spell Waco E W Denman Fulkin joined. Board instructed treasurer to secure sealed depository bids and allocated funds for improvements.

Associated Press Denton Hugh Nugent Fitzgerald Dallas C. I. A. Board of Regents C. A. Connellee Eastland J. W. Degan S. B. Capps Fort Worth Ed Mays Sweetwater W. E. Spell Waco E. W. Denman Fulkin E. P. Turner Lee Joseph San Antonio

Henry Clay Pierce Dies After Long Illness

Henry Clay Pierce, financier and oil magnate of St. Louis and New York, died at his Fifth Avenue home after a long illness. He retired three years ago due to ill health. Pierce chaired the Pierce Oil Company and Pierce Fordyce Oil, and held positions with the New York board of the National Railways of Mexico and the Tennessee Central Railway. He led the Pierce Investment Trust of St. Louis and was involved in transport and mineral projects in the southwest and Mexico.

Associated Press New York Henry Clay Pierce St. Louis Fifth Avenue Pierce Pierce Oil Company Pierce Fordyce Oil Association National Railways of Mexico Tennessee Central Railway Company Pierce Investment Trust Company of Southwest Mexico

All Texas Specialists to Enter Texas via Texarkana

Plans are under way to welcome home the All Texas Specialists as they arrive in Texarkana stopping thirty minutes for ceremonies. A ten minute stop in Longview honors the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. Secretary M E Melton leads the reception committee with details to be announced soon. Local residents take note of upcoming summer travels and visits.

Longview All Texas Lone Star Texarkana East Texas Chamber of Commerce M. E. Melton Martin Melton D. Gilbert

Miss Coral Clark Feted by St Andrews Guild

Miss Coral Clark, guest at the home of Mrs. H. B. Stoddard, was honored by St. Andrew's Guild and Auxiliary with a party yesterday afternoon. Clark, recently forced to leave mission work in China due to unsettled conditions, hopes to resume her duties when the church permits.

St. Andrew’s Guild and Auxiliary H. B. Stoddard Coral Clark Miss Clark China

Miss Kate Daffan Endsorsement for UDC President General

Miss Kate Daffan of Ennis receives endorsements for president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy from Hood's Texas Brigade and Green's Brigade of the United Confederate Veterans.

Katie Daffan Ennis The United Daughters of the Confederacy Hood Texas Brigade Green Brigade the United Confederate Veterans

Rainfall Measured At .19 Inches In Bryan

Rain started in Bryan at 8 00 with a total of .19 inches recorded by the Eagle Printing Co. gauge. By 3 30 it was still drizzling and expected to pour later.

A. and M. College Bryan Eagle Printing Co

Oscar Coe & Co Meat Market in Navasota Move

Local meat market OSCAR COE & CO. promotes one of the South’s most up-to-date sanitary shops in Navasota Texas. The ad highlights mechanical refrigeration throughout and vows quality and service as its motto.

Navasota Oscar Coe & CO Texas

Stop That Itching with Blue Star Soap and Remedy

Advertises Blue Star Soap and Blue Star Remedy from Star Products Co. of Cameron Texas. Claims to penetrate skin, kill germs, and restore conditions for eczema, poison oak, ringworm, cracked heels, sunburns and more. Soaps priced 25c, jars 60c and 1.00. ROMAN & VICK.

Star Products Co Cameron Texas

Purification Health Doot Calotabs Ad Card

Physicians praise Purification as Nature's foundation of health. Purify the system with Calotabs once or twice weekly for several weeks and reclaim vitality. Get a family package with directions for 35 cents at drugstores.

83 Year Old Singer Charms Lions Club in Austin

Mrs H C Wright an 83 year old Austin singer who debuted on Broadway at 79 delighted Confederate veterans at the Lions Club Werlitzer Hall with a seven minute encore after performing Way Down Upon the Swanee River Her husband encouraged her lifelong talent and she recalled a flood of fan letters after a radio performance proving her late blooming fame in New York and at home.

H. C. Wright Austin Broadway New York City Confederate Veterans Today Lions Club S’wanee River Wright Werlitzer Hall New York

Third Annual Fourth of July Golf Invitation in Temple

Plans for the Third Annual Fourth of July invitation tournament of the Central Texas Golf Association near completion at Lake Polk Golf and Country Club in Temple. Local organizers expect the event to be the most successful since the association was formed.

Temple Central Texas Golf Association Lake Polk Golf and Country Club Temple Club

Association membership to send large Fourth of July delegation

The group includes Es, Cameron, Calvert, Marlin, Bryan, Taylor, Belton, Georgetown, Bonham, Elgin, Rockdale, Lampasas, Teague, Valley Mills and Temple. They reported they will have large representations here on July Fourth.

Cameron Calvert Marlin Bryan Taylor Belton Georgetown Bonham Elgin Rockdale Lampasas Teague Valley Mills Temple Association

Col. A. W. Taber Receives Honor

Col. A. W. Taber, superintendent of the State Confederate Home, is appointed an aide on General J. C. Foster’s staff with the rank of Colonel. He becomes the first son of a Confederate veteran to serve as superintendent, joining his other honors in the Sons of Confederate Veterans. The home reports 257 veterans housed, 140 hospital beds, and a waiting list.

J. C. Foster Sons’ Organization

Smetana Club Hosts June Meeting and Plans Rotary Tie

The Smetana boys and girls club held a largely attended meeting on June 23 with club reports songs and yell s. President Cahill was absent and Charles Wehrman led with Lillie Kosarek assisting. A resolution was planned to honor Abbie Sevier who is transferring counties. An invitation was extended to the Bryan Rotary club for a July 13 meeting promising a fun evening influenced by Rotary president Oak McKenzie following Marvin Wallace.

Smetana Boys’ and Dennis Cahill Charles Wehrman Lillie Kosarek Alice Merka Huntsville Abbie Sevier Ofiles Vmhs Holanoah Benson Brylan Rotary Club Smetana Rotary Club Oak McKenzie Oak Marvin Wallace

Miss Thatcher Receives Pounding at Dedication of New Home

Members of the Epworth League and First Methodist Church presented Miss Grace Thatcher the new deaconess and her father J. T. Thatcher with a hearty pounding at their home near the Italian church. Eugenia Cochran dressed as a wash woman rolled gifts in a wheel barrow. The event included a speech, tours of the remodeled house, and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Boriskie of Golden Rule Poultry Farm were in Brenham for the Texas Baby Chick Association meeting and planned a visit to Yoakum afterward.

Epworth League First Methodist Church Grace Thatcher J. T. Thatcher Miss Thatcher Eugenia Cochran Miss Cochran V. J. Boriskie Golden Rule Poultry Farm Brenham Texas Baby Chick Association Yoakum

Reunion guests join Hood's Brigade in Bryan

General Felix A. Robinson of Waco and Mrs. Robertson will attend the Hood's Texas Brigade annual reunion in Bryan on June 28 and 29. They will again stay with relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lawrence during the visit.

Felix A. Robinson Waco

Chinese Nationalists Suffer Heavy Reverse at Suchowfu

A report from Suchowfu in western Kiangan Province says Chinese Nationalists faced a severe defeat as General Sun attacked. The Shantungese Nationalist sect evacuated the city fearing combat, losing about 900 men and retreating 30 miles to Pengfu.

Associated Press London

St Andrew's Picnic A Great Successful Eugene Event

The St Andrew's Episcopal church picnic held Friday at Sue Haswell Memorial Park drew about 100 attendees. Contests races and amusements entertained the crowd with prizes donated by T. K. Lawrence Tyler Mrs Nall David Reid and Mr and Mrs W W Dauph. Committees fulfilled their duties and earned thanks for the well run affair.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Sue Haswell T. K. Lawrence Tyler Nall David Reid W. W. Daup

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Texas National Guard Rotary Paramount, Sanger Amusement Will J. Horwitz, Jr Dent and Robb and Reilly Henry Clay W. P. Jones Harvey Willie Gray Jones Clifton Wilson Bradley Elizabeth Ann Colorado Man‘itou Boulder Denver J. D. Martin Jn Hemphill Hondo Rio Grande Valley Kate Daffan Cardus Anna Cronin Rockport Ind Col. A. W. Taber Smetana Boys Howfu Nor’ Province Kiangua St. Andrew’s Ralston Globe Dry Goods Western Public Service Company
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