Sanatorium dream and farm credit meeting account
The column recounts Ida Hyde’s dream of a sanatorium journey and illness, then reports on the Bryan Production Credit Association annual meeting. It notes attendance, rural counties served, and urges farmers to embrace cooperative credit and allied farm organizations to achieve financial independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Kinnard
Bryan Production Credit Association
Sue Haswellwell Park
Brazos
Brazos Valley Cooperative Cotton Association
Easter visitors and local movements in Bryan
University students, townspeople, and visitors mingle in Bryan during Easter holidays. Frail health updates, moves, and guests include Miss Maurine Williamson, Mrs. A. J. Buchanan ill with flu, Marjorie Earle Miller’s weekend visit, and numerous arrivals from Baylor, CIA, UT, and A&M College as families host Easter gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baylor University
Maurine Williamson
H. H. Williamson
A. J. Buchanan
West 24Th Street
L. E. Miller
Marjorie Earle
Waco
Miller
M. E. Broach
Tabor
Bryan
Frank Janac
Tracy Janac
Evelyn Blagnac
Snook
Emmett Holland
Edge
J. E. Schram
R. B. Walker
South College Avenue
East 26Th Street
A. W. Willis
Temple
E. A. Blankenstein
Willis
Dorothy Hostetter
Houston
Maybelle Hostetter
Catherine Parker
Audrey Louise Jones
Tilford Jones
A. & M. College
Parker D. Hanna
E. L. Kivlehen
McLean
T. M. Kivlehen
Miami
Freya Webb
Lovington
N. M
Adele Hanna
CIA
Jean Hansen
Plainview
Patience Chance
Lawrence Parker, Jr
Alfred Schulman
University of Texas
Vernon Touchstone
H. L. Touchstone
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
T. R. Nelson
Janie Reynolds
Franklin
Nannie Rohde
Rohde
College Road
Doris Reynolds
Reynolds
Forrest Jones, Jr
Arthur Stewart
W. S. Higgs
Margaret Higgs
Hazel Dawn Nunn
Roland Nunn
Dallas
Corsicana
Edna Swanson
Navasota
Lena Marie Adams
George A. Adams
Ruth Thurmond
M. F. Thurmond
Susie Butler
Austin
Confederate Widows Home
Ruth Weddington
Texas University In
D. L. Weddington
J. W. Hicks
Steep Hollow
Jane Singletary
Bryan Thuesday
Geo. F. Singletary
Imogene Nash
J. H. Nash
Margaret Carell
Elizabeth Cochran and Elizabeth Baugh Named in Texas Study
Elizabeth Cochran of the University of Texas at Austin and Elizabeth Baugh of Texas State College for Women at Denton are cited in a Texas study as key participants in the research project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cochran
The
University of Texas At Austin
Elizabeth Baugh
Texas State College For Women At
Denton
Notable Gatherings At R. H. Bush Memorial Service
The service drew many friends and extension workers including John W. Luxer and W. J. Barnes of Houston and Sam W. Davis of Waco. Relatives from Gulfport and Laurel attended. Active pallbearers were Travis B. Bryan and eight others. honorary pallbearers listed include H. H. Williamson and G. W. Barnes among numerous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Luxer
W. J. Barnes
Mes
H. F. Duncan
Jack Duncan
Glen Egan
G. L. Jackson
W. J. Jackson
Sterling C. Evans
Houston
Sam W. Davis
Waco
M. B
Laurel
J. W. Bush
Hempstead
Henry T. James
Sherman
Miss
Travis B. Bryan
Hardy Newton
John H. Jones
A. L. Smith
I. P. Trotter
E. R. Eudaly
Roy W. Snyder
L. J. Dupuy
Ed Nagel
J. A. Oswalt
Cuero
H. P. Smith
S. C. Richardson
T. T. Walton
H. G. Lucas
Brownwood
Cliff Day
Plainview
W. B. Starr
Cisco
Bryan Negro Schools Praised by Committee
A Prairie View College committee praised the Bryan negro schools as among the best in the state after a day spent touring facilities and meeting with faculty. The group commended the cross section of programs and noted unanimous favorable judgment in a letter to Prof. R. C. Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View College
Bryan
Prairie View
R. C. Neal
Kemp
Capon Draws Crowds At Parker-Astin Hardware
Bryan residents and visitors paused last weekend to see a 13 year old capon owned by Mrs. Fred Kohler. The bird, though a rooster with long spurs, calls and tends chicks as a hen would, drawing curious onlookers near Parker-Astin Hardware Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Parker-Astin Hardware Company
Fred Kohler
Lion Governor Earns Award for New Members
R. C. Franks, district 2S Lions International governor, received an award from International President Edwin R. Kingsley a fountain pen desk set for adding an average of two members per club during Melvin Jones Week. The 32-club district includes Franks office at City National Bank building.
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R. C. Franks
Lions International
International
Edwin R. Kingsley
Melvin Jones
Jones
All Lions International
Secretary International
Franks
Texas
Elmer D. Elliott
Dalhart
Mr. Franks
City National Bank
Bryan Student Alfred Schulman Earns Phi Eta Sigma
Alfred Schulman of Bryan son of Mrs M Schulman has been initiated into Phi Eta Sigma the freshman scholastic honor society at the University of Texas. He was elected after a high first semester and serves as junior manager in intramural sports. He boxed in the Five Nite finals and excelled in Interscholastic League debate earning top honors at Bryan High School.
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Austin
Alfred Schulman
Bryan
M. Schulman
Phi Eta Sigma
University of Texas
Schulman
Tau Delta Phi
Civil Engineers Plan Texas Spring Meeting in San Antonio
Plans for the American Society of Civil Engineers spring meeting in San Antonio April 21 to 24 are complete. National secretary George T. Seabury notes members from nearly every state will attend led by Louis C. Hill of Los Angeles, president of the society. Texas Section president E. W. Robinson of San Antonio fosters local coordination with Edwin P. Arneson, also of San Antonio, on the national board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Society of Civil Engineers
San Antonio
Society
George T. Seabury
Louis C. Hill
Los Angeles
Texas
E. W. Robinson
Edwin P. Arneson
Funeral Service Held For Mother Of J A Williams
The funeral for Mrs Williams known as Grandmother Williams, mother of J A Williams, followed a long illness. Services were in Richards on Tuesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Dr W H Andrew, with family members traveling from Bryan and Richards in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Williams
Leading Stables Enter A M Horse Show In College Station
More than a score of Texas horsemen have filed entries for the 14th annual horse show sponsored by Texas A&M College on April 16. Invites were sent to 100 owners statewide. entries include Joe D. Hughes with eight horses and B. B. Tucker with five. Fourteen events cover three and five gaited saddle horses, polo ponies, driving, jumping, and ROTC classes. Notable entrants include Dolly Marshall, Amy Novich, R. P. Marstellar, G. Webb Adriance, Robert Levy, Campbell Sewell, and others from Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Tyler, Austin, and College Station.
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College Station
Mar
Texas
Military Department of Texas A. & M. College
W. R. Irvin
Joe D. Hughes
Houston
Irvin
B. B. Tucker
Fort Worth
Texas A. & M
Hughes
Tucker
Dolly Marshall
Beaumont
Amy Novich
Leisure Hour Stables
San Antonio
R. P. Marstellar
G. Webb Adriance
Robert J. Levy
Campbell Sewell
Barksdale Stevens
D. W. Williams
Louise Boren
O. M. Boren
Pine Acres
Tyler
E. W. Brown
Orange
Mary Jane Allison
Austin
Tom Ramey
P. A. Childers
Temple
Phillis Childs
W. L. Childs
R. H. Friedrich
Cleo George
Glad Acres Farm
Dallas
Marion M. Brown
Ferdinand Moore
Sheeman
Mark Wo
Marlin Judge to Hear Suit in Beer Election
District Judge Tory Dickens of Marlin was assigned to hear arguments on a temporary injunction restraining Leon County from announcing the beer election result. The county went dry by about 400 votes. The hearing was set for Centreville. Judge Max Rogers was disqualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory Dickens
Marlin
W. C. Davis
Second Administrative Judicial District
H. F. Kirby
Groesbeck
Leon County
Centerville
Max Rogers
Oklahoma City Osteopath Sentenced to Life in Abortion Death
Dr. J W Eissminger of Oklahoma City pleaded guilty to the 1982 abortion death of Virginia Lee Wyckoff a former University of Oklahoma co ed and received a life imprisonment sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Mar
J. W. Eissminger
Modern Miss on Parade at Stephen F. Austin High School
Plans are laid for the style show Modern Miss on Parade by the S F A High School Homemaking department on April 28. About 175 garments will be modeled by clothing students under Miss Winnie Harris, including robes, pajamas, dresses, and children's wear across Homemaking I II and III.
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Stephen F. Austin High School
Winnie Harris
Long Time Brazos Resident Emma Crenshaw Dies at 68
Funeral services were held Friday afternoon for Emma Jane Crenshaw at the family home on Union Hill. She died Thursday morning at 9:35. Interment is in Bryan City Cemetery. Survived by seven children 12 grandchildren and a sister. Pallbearers named Noah Cole Aubrey Jones Albert Dyess Sam Graham L H Courtney and Mt Weedon. Crenshaw a lifelong Brazos County resident was born in 1869 and lived in Steep Hollow and Midway.
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Union Hill
Emma Jane Crenshaw
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan City Cemetery
McCulloch-Dansby
Noah Cole
Aubrey Jones
Albert Dyess
Sam Graham
L. H. Courtney
Mrt Weedon
Crenshaw
Brazos County
Steep Hollow
Midway
Winnie Crenshaw
Ollie
Marion
Artie
Nelce
T. A
Pete
Galveston
W. 8. Jones
Harvey
Long-Lived Johnson Family Heads Prairie Texas Tribute
Mrs. Sallie Johnson 98 died here after arriving from Tennessee in 1856 as a bride. Her husband bought a farm near Prairie Lee, they lived there until his death in 1902. Her father Anthony Cardwell of Lockhart died aged 95. the Cardwell grandfather lived 105.
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Prairie Lee
Mar
Sallie Johnson
Texas
Tennessee
Johnson
Fragmented Notice Yields No Clear Event
OCR text offers no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize into a news item.
Health Board Meets to Organize as Miss Haveman Arrives
Brazos County Health Board convenes Thursday at 3 PM in the county health nurse office to organize for the year. New appointee Miss Haveman begins her county duties. members include C. M. Bethany, Dr. Harrison, Dr. Searcy, and many civic leaders.
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Brazos
A-M Consolidated P.-T. A
Essie Shealey
Reliance School
Mary Morgan
Independence School
Will Henderson
Kuerten School
Karl Presnal
Tabor School
Pat Moore
Edge School
C. B. McGregor
Millican School
J. M. McDonald
Allen Farm School
R. G. Neeley
Wellborn
D. B. Marburger
College Station
Lena Regmund
Smetana
Ida Fridel
Rye
Cora Pollack
Steele’s
Havyeman
Brazos County Nurse Reflects Baylor Hospital Years
A brief profile notes a nurse from Brazos County who trained at Baylor Hospital in Dallas for two years and later spent three years at Baylor University, highlighting her educational path and service timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Baylor University
Russell Named to ETX Chamber Nominations Committee
Prof. Daniel Russell of Texas A and M College named to the Nominations committee for the East Texas Chamber of Commerce annual convention in Dallas from April 25 to 27. Sixth district directors Tom Ball Huntsville and J. E. Josey Houston term expirations bar re election. W. S. Higgs director at large also faces expiration of term this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Russell
Texas A. & M. College
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas
Tom Ball
Huntsville
J. E. Josey
Houston
W. S. Higgs
Future Homemakers study foreign customs at S F A high
The Future Homemakers of Stephen F. Austin high school continue their homes and customs theme with a talk by Mrs. R. L. Brown of College Station on homes in Foreign Countries. Four native men from A and M College will discuss Homes and Customs in Japan China Jerusalem and India for the club on May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
R. L. Brown
College Station
Japan
China
Jerusalem
India
A. & M. College
Desk blotters offered by Eagle Printing Co
Red yellow or white desk blotters available from Eagle Printing Co. Good quality and suitable for office use.
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Eagle Printing Co
Former Texas Agricultural Experiment Station head visits College Station
B. Youngblood, former director of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and now with the federal department of agriculture in Washington, D. C., is at College Station on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Youngblood
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Federal Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
College Station
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