Political Announcements for July Democratic primaries
The Eagle lists candidates for several offices subject to July Democratic primaries. Included are George B. Butler for Representative 26th District, F. T. Cole for District Court Clerk, Guy Harris for Tax Collector-Assessor, A. S. McSwain and J. M. Ferguson for County Judge, J. H. Reed for Sheriff, Clyde F. Goen for County Clerk, Joe T. McGeff for Justice of the Peace Precinct 4, and multiple nominees for County Commissioner Precincts 1 4 with re election and new names such as Guy F. Boyett Y C Duke Watson Raymond P. Todd J W Harris Will Conrad Fred A. Wehrman R W Bob Siegert Joseph L Burt Sam Piccolo WM Bill Merka and R Pat Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy F. Boyett
Y. C
Fred A. Wehrman
R. W
Bob) Siegert
Joseph L. Burt
Sam Piccolo
Bill) C. Merka
Local notices and social items from Bryan area
Personal visits and coming events include KE R Dickerson visiting Bryan and a men’s Spring suit showcase by The Storrs Shoef ey Stylist with 400 packs. Families return from Corpus Christi after a weekend at A M College. Turkey dinner at Travis school cafeteria invites all, 15 cents for children 25 cents for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. R. Dickerson
Near Wellborn
Bryan
Storrs-Shoefey
A. M. Waldrop & Co
Rudolph Severn
Helen
Henry Regmund
Corpus Christi
William Regmund
John Severn
M. College
Douglas Royder
Wellborn
Travis School
Ruby Carnahan
Center
Miss Carnahan
Gordon Carnahan
Cof
J. B. Sanders
East 27Th Street
Park plans for Gonzales CCC camp move forward
Gonzales county citizens subscribe about 3000 dollars to buy land for a park site with option for cash or land. Public subscription of 1500 dollars planned plus CCC camp in Ottine swamps tied to historic Comanche battle and Ed Burleson era. Park design includes artesian wells natural lake canals floating islands and scenic groves plus a UT botanist endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales Chamber of Commerce
Gonzales County
Gonzales
J. J. Mansfield
Richard M. Kleberg
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Ottine
CCC
Texas
Plum Creek
Ed Burleson
Pat Xochimilco
Mexico City
B. C. Thorp
Botany
University of Texas
Style Show Continues With Military Drill and Auto Exhibit
The feature includes four bands and living models with the Ross Volunteers from A and M College. Patriotic and civic groups participate. A 2:30 p.m. military drill headlines on Main street, followed by an auto and home equipment show from 2:30 to 9 p.m. on 25th street with all car makes and home farm gear on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Henry Locke
Cole Hardware Company
27Th Street
Ross
A. and
M. College
Main Street
25Th Street
Ross Volunteers dance at Bryan Country Club
The Ross Volunteers will sponsor a dance at the Bryan Country Club Friday at 9 30 with plans to march in the Spring Style parade and later perform an exhibition drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tween Main
Bryan
Ross Volunteers
Bryan Country Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
George B. Butler
F. T. Cole
Guy Harris
A. S. McSwain
J. M. Ferguson
J. H. Reed
Clyde F. Goen
Justice of the Peace
Joe T. McGef
J. W. Harris
Will Conrad
R. Pat Patterson
Rha
Norge
Haswell’s Book Store
Allenia
Allenry
Longsing
Jenkins Drug Store
Brazos Union Lodge No
M. M. Erskine
W. M. J. W. Hall
Dellwood
Wr. L. Edge
Willie Hensarling
J. Coulter
Ford
Ss. B. Slaughter
Eagle Printing Company
Roman & Vick
Grant Lumber Company
Hugh S. Looney
Canady’s Pharmacy
ALL Eagle
Aster Fashion
Churts
Penney’s
Betty
Eureka
Grunow
Elec
Home Furniture CO
Leonard Wheeless
Mgr
Ist Nat'l Bank
Penney Gaymodes
Ose
iTgc
Hiandbags
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