Funeral Service For J. H. Webb Is Held on Tuesday
James Hadley Webb a Bryan resident since 1870 died at his home on College Avenue after months of illness. He co founded a Bryan mercantile firm in 1882 and served as a civic leader and church member. The funeral is Tuesday at 3 pm from his home with Rev. Ed J. Harris officiating and Bryan merchants will close at 3 pm in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Webb
College Avenue
Bryan City
Ed J. Harris
Methodist Church
Mr. Webb
Bryan
James Hadley Webb
John Hadley Webb
Jad. H. Webb
Birmingham
Ala
Ben Calhoun
T. Burns
Meredith James
Houston
J. Earl Porter
Caldwell
Will Sangster
Navasota
PD. D
Fastham
Waxahache
John H. Webb
R. S. Webb
S. J. Howell
Webe
Webb
First Methodist Church of
Brazos County
Emma Oliver Webb and Twouighters
John Sharpe Wil Jr
Yazoo
City
Miss
J. Allen Myers, Jr
Bingham
Ed 4
Harris
First Methodist Church
City Cemetery
R. J. Roberts
W. E. Astin
W. R. Thom
Dale Weddington
Tom Auber
Spell
Charles Myers
J. m Myers
M. W. Sims
BE. H. ‘Astin
H. ©. Boatwright
J. Seth Pecine
Hal Saunders
J. B. Bagley
Walter Wipprecht
Charles Puryear
Charles S. Gainer
D. Mike
Tyler Haswell
J. Fountain
John F. Ettle
M. L. Parker
George Chance
B. A. Sims
C. M. Bethany
C. E. Jenkins
E. J. Jenkins
John W. Black
W. K. Gibbs
Oak McKenzie
T. A. Adams
A. Ashworth
N. B. Allen
J. H. Beard
Wilson Bradley
R. Bryant
W. Crenshaw
E. W. Crenshaw Jr
W. H. Cole
John S. Caldwell
H. N. Cochran
R. M. Dansby
H. T. Downard
R. JC. Franks
E. P. Humbert
J. W. Hall
W. H. Lawrence
Complete Cold Remedy: Internal Liquids Tablets and Salve
A historical note describes a combined treatment for colds using internal liquids or tablets and an external salve. It emphasizes a speedy, complete remedy approach with emphasis on internal administration and topical application for symptom relief.
Plan Conference At Prairie View Last This Week
Prairie View Texas hosts the third annual state conference on negro education with L W Rogers presiding. Principal W R Banks and Dr E B Evans chair local committee as over 1000 educators are invited to attend at Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Texas
Prairie View State Normal and Industrial College
L. W. Rogers
Austin
W. R. Banks
E. B. Evans
Stephen F. Austin Girls Basketball Team Earns State Tournament Nod
The IStephen F. Austin high school girls basketball team received recognition for a strong season and was invited to the state girls tournament at Celeste. Superintendent H. L. Durham notes travel is unlikely, though the honor pleases players and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istephen F. Austin High School
Celeste
H. L. Durham
Intend to Marry Notice Filed in Robertson County
Louis Sharp and Rachel Johnson both of Robertson county filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess R B McGee on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sharp
Rachel Johnson
Robertson County
Jess RB. McGee
Valley Dredging Company Declares Contract Safeguards
Legal notice states no responsibility for debts tied to State Highway Department contract Job No 4711 Highway No 6 Brazos County Texas unless authorized by a written order signed by President J. D. George or Secretary L. B. Tedford. Offices listed in Dona and Bryan Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Highway No
Brazos County
Texas
J. D. George
Tedford
Valley Dredging Company
Dona
Bryan
Dentists Dr. W. H. Lawrence and Dr. D. C. York Move
Dr. W. H. Lawrence and Dr. D. C. York announce a new office location at Greenwood Court opposite the Court House. Specializing in Pyorrhea treatment and Orthodontia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lawrence
D. C. York
Dentists
Greenwood Court
Court House
York
Bell Remains at Texas A and M As Iowa Coaching Price
Bryan and College friends of Coach Matty Bell of Texas A and M. celebrate Ossie Solem being chosen at Drake and express relief that Bell stays in his current role at A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Matty Bell
Texas A
M. College
University of Iowa
Suanday
Ossie Solem
Drake
Bell
Agwieland
Former Resident of Brazos Passes Away in Houston
Mrs. J. H. Wheeler a former Bryan and Brazos County resident died at 80 while living in Houston. Born at Zak Cottonwood Prairie she was married to the late Mr Wheeler and moved to Houston about 16 years ago. Surviving children include H. W. Wheeler S. J. Wheeler and C. L. Laird and J. F. Hogue all of Houston and Doris Sidney Norene Roy Eva and Dorothy Wheeler as grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George House
Houston
J. H. Wheeler
Bryan
Brazos County
Wheeler
Zak
Cottonwood Prairie
Betty Kiefer
Mrs. House
H. W
S. J. Wheeler
C. L. Laird
J. F. Hogue
Doris
Sidney House
Norene Hogue
Roy and
Eva Wheeler
Dorothy Ella Wheeler
Funeral Service For Bryan Woman Tuesday Morning
Agnes Buzek longtime Bryan resident dies at 6 00 am at Denk home in Bryan She had been ill and died as expected Funeral services set for Tuesday at Denk home 930 am and 1000 am at St Josephs Catholic church Rev J B Gleissner to officiate burial in Mount Calvary cemetery Survivors include husband Frank and ten children plus 31 grandchildren Sons Emel Frank Rudolph William Joe all of Columbus and daughters Julius Denk Fayetteville Shienek Columbus Ehling er and other relatives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Buzek
Julius Denk
Bryan
West 30Th Street
Denk
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Frank Buzek
Emel Buzek
Jackson
Frank Buzek, Jr
Rosenburg
Rudolph Buzek
Wharton
William Buzek
Joe Buzek
Columbus
Hugo Fletcher
Fayettevilles
Sidney Shienek
Charley Shienek
Ehblinger
John Shienek
Sister of Bryan Man Dies in Galveston
OW by Feit reports the death of Mrs. Sallie Harris Poole in Galveston. Poole, a long-time resident active in church and club work, died at her residence. Funeral services were conducted Sunday at Grace Episcopal Church with Bishop Clinton S. Quin and Rev. E. Dargan officiating. Mr. Harris could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feit
Sallie Harris Poole
Galveston
Twelve Children Win Prizes in Health Contest at Woodville
A health contest at Woodville school concluded Friday with twelve of 46 contestants judged 100 percent efficient in following the rules. Each perfect contestant received a pencil box donated by Mrs. D. B. Cofer and presented by Mrs. Edna Abbott Shelton. Winners include Josephine Morrell Seth Morrell Margaret Morrill Joe Contella Mary Contella Bonnie Contella Lena Palazzotto Phyllis Palazzotto Vance Palazzotto Elmer Mooney Luke Patranello and Frances Delero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodville School
D. B. Cofer
Brazos County
Lena Palazzotto
Phyllis Palazzotto
Vance Palazzotto
Elmer Mooney
Luke Patranello
Frances Delero
Water mains extension near South College avenue near completion
Work on the water main extension in the South College avenue area is nearly finished. Service to nearby homes is expected by midweek after water has been turned into the mains for fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Avenue
Gainer Gave Gift Key to Aggie McFarlin Land Donation
Senator Charles I. Gainer of Bryan is praised as the kingpin who conceived and saw through the McFarlin gift of 7 000 acres to the A and M Student Loan Funds. The article lauds his half century of service to Texas A and M, his legislative work, and his dedication to athletics and philanthropy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles I. Gainer
Bryan
King Pin
McFarlin
Senate
Charley Moran
Aggies
Roswell Higginbotham
Dad” Short
Sears-Roebuck
M. Men
Charles Gainer
Texas Aggie
New Orleans Man Weds Bryan Girl During Washington Birthday Visit
Nell Wilkerson, longtime Bryan resident and secretary at A and M College, quietly married C. T. Kingsbury in New Orleans on February 22 during Washington birthday holidays. The couple announced the union after Kingsbury visited Bryan last weekend, with Mrs. Kingsbury to stay briefly before joining her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
College
Nell Wilkerson
C. T. Kingsbury
New Orleans
Miss Wilkerson
A. and
M. College
Washington
Mr. Kingsbury
Legion to Hold District Meeting at Madisonville
The Sixth District American Legion convention will be in Madisonville March 1 and 20. Earl Graham Post 159 Bryan is part of the district and L Van Perkins Cameron reports the event. Delegates to the state convention in Corpus Christi August 1 2 3 will be chosen. A barbecue is planned at noon Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
Earl Graham Post
Bryan
Madisonville
L. van Perkins
Cameron
I. H. Bartz
Legion
Palestine Chamber Banquet Hails Airport Progress
About 250 attended the seventh annual Palestine Chamber of Commerce banquet at the First Christian church. H. R. Saffold of Houston spoke on a brighter business outlook. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree of Bryan spoke, and W. L. Tubbs summarized the year's achievements including progress toward a municipal airport to be opened soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Palestine Chamber of Commerce
First Christian Church
H. R. Safford
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Missouri Pacific Lines
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
House of Representatives
Bonner Frizzell
J. E. Angly
Hubert N. Harrison
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
W. L. Tubbs
Vinnie Keller
H. Reimann
Henri Thomas
Reimmann
Essay Contest Promoted by Texas Clubwomen
A statewide essay contest for public school juniors and seniors on A College Education Guaranteed Through Life Insurance is promoted by the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs. District chairmen will gather ten top essays for state judging, with prizes of 65, 40, 25 and ten 5s. Deadline June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Insurance, Banking and Family Budgeting
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
H. L. Durham
Bryan
D. J. McDonald
Insurance
Texas State Association of Underwriters
Zoe Fitshugh
West Vente Wace
Legion of Bryan Conducts Funeral for William M. Ray
Funeral services for William M. Ray of Longview aged 39 will be held Wednesday at 2 pm from McCulloch Dansby chapel conducted by Rev Jno L Wharton pastor of First Baptist. Interment in Bryan City cemetery under Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion with firing squad and color bearers. Survived by his widow Emma Ray of Longview and brother Lloyd Ray of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Ray
Longview
McCulloch- Dansby
Jno. L. Wharton
First Baptist Church
Bryan City
Earl Graham
American Legion
Emma Ray
Lloyd Ray
New Orleans
Home and Store Damaged by Weekend Fire Near Bryan
Joe Denena’s home and adjacent store on Highway No. 6 north of Bryan were destroyed Saturday night. No family members were home. origin of the blaze is undetermined. City officials have not yet estimated losses. The fire department saved the connected filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Denena
Highway No. 6
Bryan
Woman of Brazos Is Buried After Long Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Pearl Matelshak of Brazos County were held at 4:30 PM at a New Berry cemetery. Aged 82, she died Sunday morning after a long illness while living with her son Wallace Matelshak in Riverside. She is survived by two sons Wallace and John, and four daughters Lena Zulkowski, Mrs. Albert Haverin, Fanny Matelshak, and Stella Matelshak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsome Cemetery
Brazos County
Pearl Matelshak
Matelshak
Wallace Matelshak
Riverside
John L. Wharton
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Walace
John Matelshak
Lena Zulkowski
Albert Haverin
Fanny
Stella Matelshak
Bryan Teachers In Monthly Meet At High School
The Bryan public school teachers held a 10 to 12 morning meeting at Stephen F. Austin High School with 100 percent attendance. Supt H L Durham presided, Wesa Weddington led the program, and refreshments were served by students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
H. L. Durham
Wesa Weddington
Malcolm McInnis
C. N. Cochran
Schovassa
D. B. Cofer
W. 5. Howell
Brazos County
Bryan C I A Student at Dinner for Writer
Denton March 15 Miss Cornelia Elizabeth Sloop of Bryan attended the dinner of the journalistic club honoring John A Lomax at the Texas State College for Women. Lomax, famed interpreter of Native American folk art, is known nationally as a cowboy song collector and author of ballad books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Cornelia Elizabeth Sloop of
Bryan
Journalistic Club
John A. Lomax
Texas State College For Women
United States
Local notes and oil talk in Grimes and Bryan areas
W H Darrow traveled to Dallas on Extension Service business. Mary Andrews ill with flu with substitute Mrs Lunides. Mrs John H Wheeler ill at East 40th St. Visitors to Iola included R R Ellis Julius Groginsky and J A Archopaldés. An oil well near Iola shows good production at 1500 feet. Many Bryan area social updates follow including births, visits, moves and construction progress at College Road duplexes. Ed Brandt Jr remains in Bryan. Park family dealings and P Park heads to Austin. Flu concerns touch Mrs H B McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Darrow
Dallas
A. and
M. College of Texas
Mary Andrews
Travis School
Thos. Lundin
John H. Wheeler
East 40Th Street
R. R. Ellis
Julius Groginsky
J. A. Archopaldés
Iola
North Zulch
Henry T. Russell
Thomas
Bryan
Wheelock
Edgar Bevers
Teressa Isabel
Babe
Hunnicutt Clinic
Edward Brandt
Edward Jr
John A. Moore
South Texas
Edward Brandt, Jr
College Road
V. T. Walton
Sid Perry
Austin
E. F. Parks
Waco
Glenn Stinnett
van Alstyne
Mr. Stinnett
Stinnett
U. S. Loan Bureau
Panhandle
Daily Eagle Want Ad Promotes Local Business Service
A Daily Eagle want ad urges readers to use the paper for business promotion. It emphasizes that ads reach a wide audience and are routinely read by locals seeking services and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Eagle
Bryan Girl Earns TCU Honor Roll First Semester
Fort Worth March 15 Miss Ethel Ferguson of Bryan is listed among freshmen on Texas Christian University's scholastic honor roll for the first semester of 193. The registrar RE R Tucker announced that honor students must maintain a B average with no grade below C while carrying nine or more semester hours. The semester honor roll includes 191 names with class counts: seniors 66, sophomores 52, juniors 38, freshmen 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Ethel Ferguson
Bryan
Texas Christian University
RE. R. Tucker
Water Main Extension Cuts Insurance Rates
New water main work in the South College Avenue area brings lower fire insurance costs for nearby property. Rates drop from 50 cents to 9 cents within 500 feet of a hydrant and to 19 cents for properties 500 to 1 000 feet away. Reductions apply to new or renewing policies only, not to current in force policies. Water is being supplied late Friday with tests showing adequate pressure for fire protection and connections to homes to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Avenue
State Fire Insurance Commission
Bryan
Will Begin Work On Water Mains Northwest Area
City plans water main extensions in the Northwest area starting tomorrow under city management. After completion, extensions will be added in the Northeast section. South College avenue extensions finished with tests and most homes connected. Fire protection improved and pressure reaches City Hall. Sixty Bryan men work in three shifts today. same plan continues until all extensions finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South College Avenue
Bryan
Judgment in Injury Case Sees $1200 Award
Judge W C Davis Scourt awarded $1200 in the suit B P O Donnell versus Sadie Hatfield. The auto accident case sought liability action from an insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis Scourt
B. P. O'Donnell
Sadie Hatfield
Varicose Veins Home Treatment Claim
An advertisement promotes Emerald Oil as a quick heal for leg sores swelling and pain from varicose veins with no operations or injections required. It guarantees relief allowing most people to resume normal activity and says the druggist will not take money unless helped.
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J.c.penney
Aaka
J. H. Webb
Montay
Brazos
Aggie
Sen. C. S. Gainer
Bryan Girl
Texas Clubwomen
Legion of Bryan
B. D. Martin
Wichita Falls
Bryan C. I. A
TCU
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