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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1929

Page

3

Change of venue granted in four men case to Brazos County

Judge S W Dean moved the cases of Bob Silver Robert Hill John Reed and Marvin Azbell to Brazos County for trial saying a fair trial could not be held in Walker County. The men escaped Wynne State Farm April 12 and abducted Leree Harrison and Hayden Malone to Houston. They appeared in court in stripes and pleaded not guilty. Judge Davis will decide if trials are joint or separate and set dates.

Huntsville S&s. W. Dean Twelfth Judicial Distrit Court Bob Silver Robert Hill John Reed Marvin Azbell Dean Brazos County Walker County Silver Wynne State Farm Arbell Himsellf Wynne Fagm A.T. McKinney Jr Plan Oa Mem W. C. Revis Davis S. W. Dean Texas

Bryan Glee Club Organized. Tests for Applicants Planned

A Bryan group formed the Bryan Glee Club at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Locke. Dr Dan Russell and H P Black outlined educational and recreational aims with religious patriotic and high quality music programs. Rehearsals begin Mondays at 7 in the First Baptist banquet hall. tests will follow membership applications.

Bryan Henry Locke Colege Avenue Dan Russell Russell H. P. Black Thlee Club Glee Club Marie Graham Woodrow Wallace Marjorie Cavitt First Baptist Church The Bryan Glee Club Mozelle Vick Winnie Mae Carson Christine Lichte Milton Maloney June Cavitt Frank Webb Beth Locke Jane Elliott Frances Locke Frances Branch Pauline Williams Marie Elizabeth Webb Hendrix Conway Jr Ruth Johnson

Judge Davis Praised For Record As Prosecutor Before Bench

In eight years as prosecutor Judge Davis built a strong record. He sent more than 500 men to the penitentiary, excluding suspended sentences, and only two or three reversals were granted during that period based on matters he handled as prosecutor.

Ihe Davis

Bryan Minister Asked to Teach At Southwestern

Rev. R. S. Marshall pastor of the First Methodist church has been named for the fourth straight year to teach the summer theology course at Southwestern University. The class runs June 4 to 14 and includes ministers pursuing undergraduate work. The summer theology program is the oldest in the Methodist Church South and draws visitors from both undergraduate and graduate schools.

R. S. Marshall First Methodist Church Kentucky Wammoth Southwestern Marshall Methodist Church Methodist Church South

Brazos County Rural Schools End Year With Closures

Most rural schools in Brazos county have finished the year with only Tabor Peach Creek and Milkean still operating. Barvey Steele's Store Steep Bellow Smetana Woodville Wixon closed this week. Steeles Store presented Aaron Boggs Freshman with sixteen pupils. Lena Catalena and Annie Bolman sang a duet. Three ninth grade graduates were Lucy Cotropia Ethel Wallin and Jennie Marino.

Brazos County Tabor Peach Creek Milkean Barvey Steele's Store Steep Bellow Smetana Woodville Wixon Steeles Store Aaron Boggs Lena Catalena Annie Bolmanskie Lucy Cotropia Ethel Wallin Jennie Marino

Longley Assault to Be Probed by Madison Jury

Highway inspector J M Longley and ranger L G Phares say T M Hensarling will face aggravated assault charges after a three week old attack that left Longley with a broken jaw and multiple injuries. He previously pleaded guilty to simple assault and was fined. A grand jury indictment is sought.

Madison County J. M. Longley Highway Inspector L. G. Phares Ranger Highway Department Law and Order T. M. Hensarling Longley Justice Court Hensarling

Bryan Boy to Study at Proschowski School of Music

George Griffin, Bryan’s gifted singer, leaves May 20 for six weeks of study in Kansas City at the Proschowski School of Singing. Frantz Proschowski directs assisted by Miss Margaret J Armstrong in a top floor class and private lessons at the Hotel President.

Bryan Boy The Proschowski George Griffin Bryan Kansas City Frantz Proschowski Margaret J. Armstrong Griffin

Funeral Tuesday For John Lampo Died Today

John Lampo 60 native Italian died at his North Parker Avenue home this morning. He came to America at 29 and lived in Brazos County for many years. Survived by widow and four children Tony Lampo of Dallas Ben Lampo and Sam Lampo of Bryan and Lena Perrino of Los Angeles. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. from his residence and 9:45 a.m. at St. Anthony's Catholic Church Galveston pastor Rev Rauboin. Burial in Bryan Catholic Cemetery.

John Lampo North Parker Avenue America Brazos County Tony Lampo Dallas Ben Sam Lampo Bryan Lena Perrino Los Angeles St. Anthony's Catholic Church Rauboin Galveston St. Anthony’s Church Basil Brain Bryan Catholic Cemetery McCulloch-Dans

Georgetown Girl Married Sunday By Bryan Man

Sunday afternoon at 6 30 in the home of Rev and Mrs R E Day on West 26th street the marriage of Miss Lester Lee Hawkins and Virgil J Head was solemnized Rev Day officiated The bride is a Georgetown girl and Head an engineer in Bryan street department The groom hails from Brownfield and graduated from A and M College in 1927.

R. E. Day West 26Thtreet Lester Lee Hawkins Virgil J. Head Georgetown Mr. Head City of Bryan Brownfield A. and M. College

Ty Cobb Talks of The Rio Grande Valley Paradise

Ty Cobb former Bryan citizen and once city editor of The Eagle visited Saturday on his way home to Mission after attending the Lions Club meeting in San Angelo. He is now managing editor of the Mission News, part of Schmidt & Co weekly papers. The valley is his idea of paradise and he wishes it were nearer Central Texas.

Ty Cobb Bryan The Eagle Brazos Mutual Insurance Company Mission Rio Grande Valley Lions Club San Angelo Mission News Schmidt & Co Texas

Sixth annual horse show at A. and M. College Texas

The sixth annual horse show at Texas A and M College drew a large crowd under flags at the drill field. Major J. P. Wheeler chaired the committee with Capt. L G Walker Jr and Lt. J W Carroll assisting. Prizes and donors listed. winners were announced across twelve classes including exhibition rides, three gaited saddles, harness, jumps, and cadet events with ribbons and first place prizes.

College Station A. & M. College of Texas J. P. Wheeler L G. Walker, Jr J. W. Carroll Wheeler College Haswell’s Book Store Powers Confectionery McCulloch-Dansby Furniture Company Yeager-Edge Hardware Company C. E. Griesser T. K. Lawrence, Inc Burtis and Canady W. F. Gibbs and Son Piggly Wiggly A. M. Waldrop and Company Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer Company Bryan Nursery and Floral Company Coulter Smith Boyett’s Lady Bug Government Elizabeth Nelson Cadet Allison Cadet McCune Foster’s Cadet Spears Cadet Stephenson Cavalry Major Wheeler Helen Nelson Hampton Major Sloan Sloan Buck Wilson and Laney Richardson and Herder Airhart and Burroughs Tommy Tatters Lieutenant Powell A. H. Department Reed Stafford Dixie Carl Mr. Thurman Thurman Thora McHenry Todd Artillery Battalion T. O. Walton Colone Charles J. Nelson I. G. Walker Jr J. S. Seybold King Earnest Seeger J. V. Carroll J. E. Sloan T. E. Limbecker T. C. Harry R. P. Marsteller D. W. Williams E. T. McCullough L. A. Pick

Mothers and Dads Day Programs At A M College

A crowd of about 500 visitors attended Mothers and Dads Day at the A and M College of Texas. The event featured Saturday lawn social activities, Sunday convocation led by the senior class, musical numbers by the A M Chorus and instrumental trio, and concerts by David Guion Weston Morrell and the A M Band.

Eagle College Station Texas A. & M. College of Texas M. L. Cashion College Y. M. C. A Guion Hall D. B. Hardin Terrell E. L. Andrews Fort Worth R.J. Dunn T. O. Walton David Guion Weston Morrell Assembly Hall

Presentation of ribbons and prizes at event

J. E. Sloan and Mrs. J. P. Wheeler receive ribbons and prizes in a ceremony led by Mrs. T. O. Walton and Mrs. C. J. Nelson.

J. E. Sloan J. P. Wheeler T. O. Walton C. J. Nelson

Girl Scouts Return From Austin National Scout Meet

Mrs H L Durham, Bryan Girl Scout councilor, led local troops to Austin for the National Scout meet this week and returned Sunday afternoon. Members joining her included Elizabeth Sloop Paula Budaly Mrs Rubye Butler Miss Evelyn Butler Mrs George F Singletary Miss Jane Singletary Louise Godwin Ann Cline Irene Higgs Louise Dyer Lucy Parks Patience Chance Margaret Ann Fairman Iola Barron Genevieve Barron Betsy Searcy Lucile Vick and others.

H. L. Durham Bryan Austin Durham Elizabeth Sloop Paula Budaly Rubye Butler Evelyn Butler George F. Singletary Jane Singletary Louise Godwin Ann Cline Irene Higgs Louise Dyer Lucy Parks Patience Chance Margaret Ann Fairman Iola Barron Genevieve Barron Betsy Searcy Lucile Vick

Ex Student Head Spends Sunday in Conference Here

Owen W. Sherrill of Georgetown president of the City National Bank was in Bryan on Sunday en route to Galveston for the State Bankers Association meeting. A graduate of A and M College he is president of the Former Students Association and conferred with E. E. McQuillen about plans for the group under his leadership following a successful year.

Owen W. Sherrill Georgetown City National Bank Bryan Galveston State Banker’s Association Sherill A. & M. College E. E. McQuillen

Walton Is Elected Head Of A. and M. Mothers Club

Mrs. T. O. Walton was chosen president of the A. and M. Mothers Clubs of Texas for the coming year at a College Station meeting. Mrs. W. L. Darley was elected secretary, succeeding Mrs. F. L. Thomas. All nine clubs were represented and discussed club work. Mrs. F. E. Giesecke then elected president of Brazos County A. and M. Mothers Club for the new year.

College Station T. O. Walton A. and M. Mother’s Clubs of Texas F. L. Thomas W. L. Darley San Antonio M. Mother's Clubs Thomas F. E. Giesecke Brazos County A. and M. Mother's Club

Czecho Slova kis Stage Mothers Day Program

Czecho Slovaks hosted a all day Mothers Day event at the C S P S Hall east of College Station featuring a bountiful basket dinner stage decorations a community band readings recitations and addresses The principal address by Mrs Joseph Hornak focused on Mother Love A collection was taken for 8000 Czecho Slovakian children in Vienna Austria who are war orphans.

C. S. P. S. Hall College Station Joseph Hornak Vienna Austria

Star Diarrhoea Tablets Save Baby Chicks or Money Back

An advertisement claims Star Diarrhoea Tablets stop diarrhoea in baby chicks with a money back guarantee. Branded by Roman & Vick, the ad promotes the product as a solution for poultry health.

Roman & Vick

Bryan Bankers Headed to Galveston Bankers Meet

W S Higgs acting vice president of First State Bank and Trust Company E H Astin president and E W Crenshaw vice president of City National Bank depart for Galveston to attend the Texas Bankers Association forty fifth annual session. Headquarters at the Buccaneer Hotel with social and business events arranged. Texas bankers have been hosted in Galveston about once every five years since 1887.

W. S. Higgs First State Bank and Trust Company E. H. Astin E. W. Crenshaw City National Bank Galveston Texas Bankers’ Association Buccaneer Hotel Texas

Three Inch Rainfall Recorded Here

Bryan received more than three inches of rain over two days. Measurements show 1.97 inches last night and today 1.27 inches, totaling 3.34 inches by noon today.

Bryan

County Clerk Grants Six Marriage Licenses Saturday

County Clerk Jess B. McGee issued marriage licenses on Saturday to six couples: Virgil J. Head with Lester Lee Hawkins, Ernest Truett with Carrie Belle Dillard, and Albert Wylie with Elvine McClennon.

Jess B. McGee Virgil J. Head Lester Lee Hawkins Ernest Truett Carrie Belle Dillard Albert Wylie Elvine McClennon

Star Parasite Remover for Chickens Uses Directed Dosage

A poultry product promises lice, mite and flea control for chickens, claiming healthier birds and higher egg production and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Demonstration on Rodent Control for Brazos County Negro Farmers

A USDA agent and county staff joined H. K. Hornsberry to Canaan for a demonstration on rodent damage and prevention. The event, first in a series across Brazos County, aims to save thousands of dollars in feed for Black farmers and invites broader cooperation from bankers merchants and communities.

Don A. Spencer United States Department of Agriculture C. L. Benson L. L. Hill A. and M. College H. K. Hornsberry Canaan Brazos County H. L. Hornberry Negro County

Mothers Day Guests Honor Guion Morrell at College

David W. Guion composer pianist and Mr Weston Morrell tenor and Mrs Morrell of Dallas were dinner guests at Dr and Mrs F E Giesecke's home during a Mother's Day celebration at A and M College. Mrs Giesecke is Brazos County A M Mothers Club president.

David W. Guion Weston Morrell Morrell Dallas F. E. Giesecke A. & M. College

Unclear text fragment on self harm and remedy

Fragmentary note describes an unintentional death linked to self harm and constipation. Claims a vegetable cathartic taken orally as relief. Source is incomplete and presents disturbing, non-graphic wording.

City paving plans and street extensions advance in meeting

The city discussed paving Baker from College to 31st, Jeme from College to Groesbeck, 280 from Polk to Pierce, and other streets with a May 28 hearing set. Reports covered city building equipment, pipeline extensions, and mains in north and south areas. White Way extension on Main and 25th noted as completed, and a cemetery fence issue was referred to a committee. Try Eagle advertises sales of items.

Baker College Sint Ennis Jeme Groesbeck Polk Pierce Pierce Falls Bryan Tabor Winkington Taber & Washington Teunk Bowie W. A. Burger D. L. Wilson McKenzie H. L. Durham J Bryan Miller J.P. Freeland Te City 26Th Street Hardy Street Main 25Th Fred L. Gavitt Cemetery Board

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