Laymen's meeting and local visits span Bryan today
Bryan hosts a busy day with Rev R E Bass and C B Jones at the Laymen's meeting, plus visits from Frank Isgitt Edwin Crenshaw Jr Clifford Mitchell and others. Local notes include hospital reports and community moves at the Bryan Country Club and West Side PTA. Travis Bryan reports 10000 fish stock approval for the club lake expected by May first.
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R. E. Bass
Calvert Church
C. B. Jones
Calvert
Max McCrary
Bryan
the Tabernacle
Frank Isgitt
North Zulch
Edwin Crenshaw, Jr
Dallas
Fort Worth
Norton
Clifford Mitchell
Houston
M. College
Willie Isgitt
Waco
J. E. Burney
W. F. Burney
FE. C. Harder
W. P. Jones
Harvey
George Foster
Brazos Bottom
J. E. Mathis
Reliance
Ira Bond
Oliver Bond
W. E. Graham
Rock Praiie
V. C. Court
Stone City
W. H. Odom
Kurten
Bryan Country Club
C. F. Martin
Harry S. Edge
Dana Carnes
Eacle
Rockdale
Hiram T. Coulter
Joe L. Sample
J. H. White Jr
Cottonwood
Steep Hollow
Bryen
C. A. Wood
College
Schening
Lee Burley
J. T. Lloyd
Cop Forsythe
Mrs. Moore
Paris
Robert Shaw
Rock Prairie
City
J. B. Gleissner
Waller
West Side
Parent-Teacher Association
West Bryan
College Avenue
M. E. Weaver
Henderson and
Nall
James W. James
C. L. Benson
Benson
East 28Rd Street
Travis B. Bryan
Bryan Country Cub
National Department of Fisheries
San Marcos
Bryan Organizes New Compress Company in Houston
Twenty five years ago, The Houston Post reported on March 22, 1898 that a new Compress Company was organized in Houston with capital stock of 30000 dollars. Officers listed were J. W. Howell as president, W. E. Saunders as vice president, H. C. Robinson as secretary, and R. S. Webb as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Post
Bryan
J. W. Howell
W. E. Saunders
H. C. Robinson
R. S. Webb
Free Will Baptist Ministers Hold Bryan Meeting
Revs. C. B. Thompson J. J. Tatum Ollie Smith W N Crenshaw J L Payne of Bryan Rev J H Dowell of Normangee Rev E L Jameson of Tatum Rev John Swanwick of North Zulch attend a Bryan meeting in the interest of the Free Will Baptist church. Visiting ministers attended the Crimm revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thompson
J. J. Tatum
Ollie Smith
W. N. Crenshaw
J. L. Payne
Bryan
J. H. Dowell
Normangee
E L. Jameson
Tatum
John Swanwick
North Zulch
Free Will Baptist Church
For Sale White Holland Turkey Eggs
Lynn Sample of Kurten offers White Holland turkey eggs for sale at 50 cents each or five dollars per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Mrs. B. U. Sims Named New Bryan School Trustee
Bryan city officials approved remodeling plans for the East and West Side schools with architects La Rouche and June of College to cost about one thousand dollars in fees. Mrs. B A Sims, wife of Dr. Sims and noted club woman, was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Swancoat, who moved to Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
City Hall
Tyler Haswell
H. A. Burger
E. J. Jenkins
L. L. MelInnis
E. E. McAdams
E. B. la Rouche
H. N. June
College
Messrs. LaRouche
June
B. A. Sims
Sims
Paul Swancoat
Laredo
Missouri
Johnston
Sedalia
Hutchinson
Kansas
Texas
Griesser
Catalina Islands
California
Pittsburgh
Williams Jennings Bryan
Westinghouse
Big Westinghouse
Union
United States
Dallas News
Harry Williams
30Th Street
Bryan High School
Denver
Dallas
Austin
Harry
Colorado
Florida
Williams
Eloquent Appeal for Starving Armenians by Mrs Anna Waller
Mrs Anna Waller of the Near East Relief campaign urged funds at St Andrew's Episcopal as part of a drive to aid famine afflicted Armenians. The appeal noted Armenian suffering under Turkish forces and highlighted American hospital and school support led by Anna Holt. A Texas wheat and clothing shipment sails from Houston in April to Armenia.
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Anna Waller
Near East
Armenia
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mt. Arrarat
America
Anna Holt
John A. Moore
Aryan
Bryan
Texas
Houston
Lone Star State
Dixie Tucker
Central
First Methodist Church
Baptist Tabernacle
The
Presbyterian Church
A. W. Koch
Christian Church
Free Baptist Church
J. B. Gleissner
P. Litwora
St Joseph’s
St. Anthony’s
Mrs Minnie Knoblauch Buried in Bryan Today
Mrs Minnie Knoblauch, formerly of Bryan, died at a Houston hospital Friday and was buried Saturday at noon from the First Presbyterian church in Bryan. Survived by two sons Richard of La Porte and Charles of El Paso. Pallbearers included Robert Armstrong D L Weddington M E Wallace Chas Wetter E M Dodson Elon Stuart. D Burkhalter of Wellborn attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Knoblauch
Bryan
Houston
First Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce Meets in Bryan Tuesday
The Bry an and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce held a Tuesday morning meeting with President W H Cole and Secretary S E Eberstadt presiding. New members C R Gardner and W O Sanders were announced. City official E E McAdams spoke on Bryan water needs and city efforts to secure ample supply.
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Bryan and Brazos County
Notice of Sale of College Club Mortgage Property
The A. and M. College Club will sell at public auction on the first Tuesday in April 1922 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. on the campus of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas in Brazos County the mortgaged personal property including all household and kitchen furniture located in Shirley Hotel and Annex except Mrs Bailey’s separate property. Proceeds apply to expenses and note, with balance to mortgagors. The sale follows the mortgage dated January 30 1922 securing twelve hundred dollars at 8 percent interest with attorney fees, witnessed March 22 1929 by O M Ball President and R F Smith Secretary.
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Brazos County
Texas
A. C. Bailey
A. & M. College Club
Towit
A. & M. College
O. M. Ball
R. F. Smith
A. D
M. College Club
Court Witnesses to Travel From Local Area
Sheriff L. Morehead, Chief W. S. Martin, J. Gees and others will travel to Houston tonight to testify in federal court. Attorneys Henderson and Bethea are to attend court tomorrow. R. E. Blanton of Coleview visited town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. . Morehead
W. S. Martin
J. = gees
Houston
Henderson and
Bethea
R. E. Blanton
Coleview
Brazos County clubs reap gains in dairy and youth work
County agents and club leaders report strong dairy results from Jersey cattle testing with Brazos County brands, led by Foxhall’s Fair Lady of Bryan. Outreach notes Harvey Edge and College clubs expanding meetings, with Luncheons and field projects on crop, poultry, livestock, seed selection, and community betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wipprecht
Bryan
Jersey Bulletin
National Jersey Cattle Magazine
Brazos County
Jerseys
U. S
Foxhall
Fair Lady of
Fair Lady
Wipprecht
S. E. Eberstadt
C. L. Reason
Marvey
Texas
C. E. Bobo
Harvey
Harvey Club
St Josephs Day Observed in Bryan Parish
Crowds filled the Bryan St. Joseph’s mass schedule with multilingual sermons and benediction. Rev. Litwora and Rev. Apel led high masses, sermons in Bohemian Polish and German, and processions from the church to the parish school.
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Bryan
St. Joseph’s
Ursuline Sisters
St. Paul
Eph
P. Litwora
Judas
St. Joseph
Father Gleissner
Father Litwora
Father Apel
G. Apel
J. B. Gleissner
Small Fire at College Causes Little Damage
A small fire, likely started by a lighted match, was found in cotton sample piles in the Textile Engineering Building at College this morning at 2 o'clock. The night sergeant and automatic water sprinklers extinguished the flames with many A and M College students watching. Fire alarms sounded in Bryan from 2 to 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
A. and
M. College
Bryan
Civic Pride Flowers Brighten Chambers-Wilson Lot
Chambers-Wilson Motor Co creates lively flower beds along its east and north surpluses. An east strip 4 feet by 100 feet will host canvas and morning glories while a 115 foot north strip will display delicate, less hardy varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers-Wilson Motor Co
Bryan radiophone news from across the nation’s byway
Bryan readers hear daily reports via radiophone as Charley Griesser tunes voices and music from Pittsburgh to California. The Bryan Eagle describes local operators, equipment values, licenses, and a growing radiophonic club with city officials and students joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Eagle
Charley Griesser
Mrs Cleghorn and Daughter Visit Bryan Friends
Mrs. W. A. Cleghorn and her daughter Mary Jane of Waxahachie are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Poindexter in Bryan.
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W. A. Cleghorn
Mary Jane
Waxahachie
Will Poindexter
Bryan
Rainy Saturday Draws Big Crowd to Bryan
A few brief showers passed through Bryan from 11 am to 2 pm Saturday. The city saw hundreds of shoppers and visitors, with Black residents forming a large share of the crowd, estimated at around five hundred people.
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Bryan
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B. U. Sims
NEW School
D. Burkhalter
Wellborn
Bryjan
W. M. Salvato
K. T. Garage
Chamber Commerce Meeting
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club
DEPT
J. F. Oates
Millican Community Club
S. C
Anton Ernst
Allen Academy
Ernst
Oak McKenzie
McKenzie
Milliccan
A. W. Buchanan
Edge
Johnnie Payne
Tabor Club
Una Edge
Mary Ruth Holden
Hettie Francis
Ben Frank Ammons
Jack” Francis
Rooter
Edge Club
Buchanan
Mae Stevener Wilson
P. S. Mangum
Joe Stroud
George Leigham
Pauline Beird
Tabor
Dallas Fair
College Clubs
College Club
Lucile Rosprim
Lucile
Bryan Boys
Washington, D. C
Tom Watson
Georgia
U. S. Treasury
Andrew F. Mellon
Mellon
Wall Street
Treasury
Washington
DD. C
the Navy
Edwin H. Denby
Dapper
Dan
Eagle
Charles Griesser
24Th Street
Mr. Griesser
Pennsylvania
W. A. Tolson
Bis Wireless
P. H. Roberts
Charles Nitch
Ralph Smith
Sam Noto
Euwell Wheeler
Abney Stallings
George Martin
Pine Bluffs Arkansas
Government Recreation Hospital
Nebraska
W. S. Johnson
Chambers-Wilson
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