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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1924

Page

3

Cornersville Club Ends Its Bryan Chapter After 1899 Meeting

The Cornersville Club, founded in 1872 by Bryan schoolmates, held its final gathering led by Col. Harvey Mitchell. J. K. Street of Houston, Col. C. W. Mitchell, and Col. J. K. Street joined as surviving members, with archives entrusted to the county until 1922. The club bottle of wine remained with the county clerk but the archives were lost during courthouse moves. Street later died on a trip from Dallas via Waco, marking the club's last chapter.

Bryan Cornersville Harvey Mitchell Central Hotel Colonel Mitchell C. W Mitchell J. K. Street Houston J. W. Tabor C. A. Adams A. J. Buchanan Oscar Baldrige Galveston Col. Mitchell Byran Col Cenersville Tennessee T. C. Ritchey Georgetown J. M. Massey Court House Col. Street A. G. Board Judge Board Buchanan Sanders’ Brothers Eagle Office Col. J. K. Street Waco Club Botttle Dallas Old

Creosone Promises Relief for Gum Pain in 12 Hours

An advertised medicated liquid claims to heal sore gums in twelve hours. It targets gum tissue, kills plaque germs, tightens loose teeth, and heals pus pockets, delivering dental-chair benefits at home. Recommended by M. H. James Drug Co.

Creosone

Test oil well location set near Hearne Texas

Hearne reports the first oil test site chosen on the northwest corner of the W. A. Wilkersot farm three miles east of Hearne. Work teams will begin within ten days as visitors from Texas plan an inaugural day. Prominent backers include J. C. Bland Colonel R. J. Eckhardt Austin Houston Taylor and several Austin and Taylor business leaders.

Hearne W. A. Wilkersot Texas J. C. Bland R. J. Eckhardt Taylor Houston Austin Fl. A. Wroe Austin National Bank Austin J. A Thompson Lewis Thompson Houston John Butler John Tobin A. W. Griffith Pat Lockridge C. F. Drake J. W. Garland A. M. Armstrong J. W. Allen

Bond issue for good roads over Brazos County

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Board discussed a bond issue for good roads and first class highways in Brazos County. Secretary Eberstadt read a Highway Commission letter. the matter was referred to a special committee. Meeting led by Vice President Wilson Bradley with directors present.

Bryan and Brazos County John M Lawrence Wilson Bradley Ike Ashburn J. E. Covey Eugene Edge FE. J. Fountain Tyler Haswell F. L. Henderson J. M. Gordon T. K. Lawrence Oak McKenzie M. L. Parker Lee J. Rountree A. M. Waldrop M. E. Wallace

Jury Dismissed For Week By Judge Davis

This week’s jury appeared Monday and was dismissed until 2 PM yesterday afternoon when summoned again. It was dismissed for the week as district court will hear no jury cases and will handle non jury matters such as dismissals and divorces. Cases continued include M F Dansby versus National Liberty Insurance Co and Hartford Fire Insurance Co for collection, and W C and J D Daniel versus Ed Scott and Jeff Castles.

District Court M. F. Dansby National Liberty Insurance Company of New York Hartford Fire Insurance Company W. C J. D. Daniel Ed Scott Jeff Castles

Marriage licenses issued in Brazos County

The Brazos County Clerk reports licenses issued since last week to couples Will Presnal and Marjorie Marquart J T Owens Jr and Stella Jones Rufus Bullard and Bernelle Tatum H B Crawford and Hazel E Hughes Earnest Campbell and Allie Newton.

A. S. McSwain Will Presnal Marjorie Marquart J. T. Owens, Jr Stella Jones Rufus Bullard Bernelle Tatum H B. Crawford Hazel E. Hughes Earnest Campbell Allie Newton

Harvey School Graduation Ends With Counsel For Youth

Harvey School held its graduation exercises after closing Friday and Monday nights. County Attorney Oak McKenzie urged graduates to live with a clean character and be useful to family and community, stressing that worthy lives surpass worldly titles. The program, led by Principal Noah Cole, featured speeches, a paper on Woodrow Wilson, a class history, and diploma presentations. Many attendees from Bryan included county officials and local families.

Oak McKenzie McKenzie Texas Noah Cole Lurline Dowing Ira Kelley J. W. Handy Annie Etheridge Robt Sellars Woodrow Wilson Maude Jones Hilton Graham Pearle Handy Iris Dyess D. J. McDonald N. C. Cole Bryan W. B. Roman Ethel Sellars Mabel Zimmerman A. D. Graham Julia Belle Alice Cole Sunshine Thruston Cole Donald W. S. Stuart Jack T. Johnson A. S. McSwain W. W. Solomon Ewing Kirbyville Martha Gaby Wiley Hggs Ollie Smith

Methodist Womans Missionary Society Met Monday

The First Methodist church Woman's Missionary Society meetings were held Monday at three o'clock at members' homes. Group reports cover four groups with notes on hosts, devotional and study lessons, visitors, refreshments, and plans for future actions and picnics.

Woman’s Missionary Society The First Methodist Church Dave Munday R. M. Dansby E. J. Jenkins W. L. Bradshaw W. F. Gibbs J. O. Tucker C. C. Shelburne H. H B. T. Poole H. ©. Willis M. S. Broach E. R. Williams E. C. Harder Albert Haneman John Gregg J. N. Goodwin J. E. Covey Josie Lawrence J. B. Priddy J. M. Reed C. A. Lewis T. A. Adams M. R. Bentley Oak McKenzie America Messinger Mesdames H. D. Cuykendall D. P. Gaby, A. L. Koenig W. W. Solomon and

Court sets criminal docket here includes liquor law cases

District court allocated time Monday for a list of cases. Texas v Zulkoskie and v Me ringo tied to liquor law violations were moved or dismissed. Kaiser Bolmowski and Ellis Jenkins cases dismissed due to late sheriff Morehead witness. Scott case continued. Walden murder case set for June 3 with 60 jurors, Bullock murder case set for June 5 with 120 jurors. Ed Brown transported to Federal Court. other dates include May 26 and May 29.

District Court State of Texas Peter Zulkoskie Ed Brown Houston Kaiser Bolmowski Smetana Stote L. E Mac McPhee Commodore Bullock L. E. Morehead Walden Negro

Lions Club Meets Warm Up Baseball Plans in Bryan

The Lions Club program at Hotel Bryan featured O. J. Parks and a classification talk by R. V. Armstrong. Reds led by Erskine posted a 100 percent attendance, announcing a new Lions baseball team with Roy Vick captain and C. G. Vetter manager. Next Tuesday’s luncheon will host Rev. W. N. Shell and Rev. R. L. Brown.

Lions Club Hotel Bryan O. J. Parks R. V. Armstrong Reds Erskine Blues Parks F. D. Fuller Rotary Lions Roy Vick C. G. Vetter M. M. Erskine W. N. Shell R. L. Brown Travis Club M. H. James Drug Co Finch Cigar C San Antonio C. A. Searcy RB Gardner Roy C. Vick Oliver J. Parks Lamar Jones J. Coulter Smith C. G. Wetter Pat Newton H. H. Young Roy W. Nunn John Hunt J. B. Christian L. L. Stephens C. S. Martin Rev. W. N. Shell T. E. Wallace H. L. Hood W. E. Neeley Jess E. Hensarling H. Thomsen P. A. Tardy Miss Ruth Knox

Steep Hollow graduation fills packed house with praise

A large crowd from Steep Hollow and nearby towns attended the Steep Hollow school graduation Friday night. Principal G W Hurff, Miss Mims, and Mrs Hurff directed a lengthy program featuring recitations, dialogues, and certificates in home economics presented by Miss Laura Belle Roten to first-year certificate recipients Edith Conway, Myrtle Brock, Gladys Bullock, Erma Bullock, and Ruby Foster.

Steep Hollow Harvey Reliance Bryan G. W. Hurff Mims Hurff Edith Conway Myrtle Brlock Gladys Bullock Erma Bullock Ruby Foster Honey Teeney Weeney Little Fellow Nina Holligan Mammy Ann Ruth Smith A. S. McSwain Laura Belle Roten County Home Demonstration H. D. Cuykendall The Bryan Eagle

Bryan to Seek 1926 Volunteer Firemen's Convention

Report from McKinney Texas by Chief C E Jenkins and assistants on the State Volunteer Firemen's Convention. Bryan declined to host in 1925 due to lack of funds and will bid for 1926 the golden anniversary year, with Cisco hosting 1925 and Bryan as the last charter member city hosting delegates.

McKinney Texas C. E. Jenkins Tom A. K. Brown Bryan Jenkins San Marcos Cisco

Methodist Church Forms First Bryan Boy Scout Troop

In response to an appeal by W. S. Barron Brazos Valley Council president the Methodist church in Bryan moves toward an inter denominational troop The young men class offered space and C G Walker is named Scoutmaster with assistants H H Prager and Henry Wickes The troop committee includes W J Coulter A M Waldrop and F E Crenshaw Barron to recruit personnel for an active unit and to enroll boys keen on scouting

Repsonse W. S. Barron Brazos Valley Council Boy Scouts of America Bryan Methodist H. C. Willis C. G. Walker H. H. Prager Henry Wickes W. J. Coulter A. M. Waldrop FE. W. Crenshaw

Personal mentions show Bryan social whirl across weekend

Rev L Guy Ament returned from Waxahachie where he attended the Texas Christian Missionary convention reporting the largest meeting in years and profit. Numerous locals and visitors travel to Houston Galveston Dallas Fort Worth and other Texas cities for family events visits and leisure over the weekend.

Local social notes from Steep Hollow to Galveston and Dallas

Miss Adelle Hall spent Sunday at Steep Hollow with her parents. Miss Madeline Knox visited in Houston and Humble. James Page of Chambers Wilson Motor Co spent Sunday in Galveston. Willard Chambers returned from Cameron. Mrs Chambers and baby stayed longer with relatives. Harvey C Fender promoted to foreman at Chambers Wilson Motor Co. A G Syptak Henry Buchanan and Ray Wilson spent Sunday in Galveston. Mr and Mrs John A Boriskie and family returned from a motor trip to Houston. G W Forrester of E F Parks Co will leave tonight for Dallas to attend the Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association.

L. Guy Ament Waxahachie Texas Christian Missionary Convention Ament Frances M. Dickerson Balboa Panama Beaumont W. R. Sanders Denman San Marcos Houston Galveston Bryan Julia de Steigner E. B. Reynolds Pearl Wallace G. M. Brandon Lloyd Young Corsicana Seth Brazos Bottom Katie Daly Jack Ganter A. V. Brewer Marlin Glenn Flynn Flynn Jennie June Howell Frances Boone Jack Boone One Carroll Mary Galbreath E. C. Elliott Dora Wilson Billy Elizabeth Wilson Stiles A. Giraud el Paso Mr. Giraud Texas Silver City Hour Glass Ranch Henry Koonce Zack H. Kindt Kurten Ben Francis J. L. Worsham Tabor Bennett Howell Austin College Bill Houghton Ollie Emmet Henry Rohde Ava Reese Dallas Bremond Miss Reese J. M. Williams College Avenue Whitney Adele J. Kaplan Martin W. Gelber Hempstead W. R. Thomas Caldwell Wixon Lake William Wilson Cooper W. W. Solomon H. D. Cuykendall Solon Morgan Reliance W. B. Morgan C. R. Saxon C. M. Bethany D. H. Peoples R. R. Rush R. J. Halbrooks Steep Hollow Baptist Church J. M. Bullock R. L. Smith Hearne Smith G. R. Vinson P. S Man Chas. O’donohu Cincinnatii College of Embalming State Bankers’ Association Lee J. Rountree J. E. Teague Waco W. M. Kelly West Side M. E. Bethany Bethany F. I. Dowling B. O. Dowling Gladys Dowling W. I. Dowling Elmer C. Brockman Dorothy Sue Des Moines Iowa M. Piert Locke McNeely Ernest Wilson Baby Harvey C. Fender R. L. Burney R. L. Jr San Antonio Fannie I. Garth J. A. D. Robinson Wixon George Robinson Adelle Hall T. P. Hall Madeline Knox Humble James Page Chambers- Wilson Motor Co Willard Chambers Cameron John A.boriskie G. W. Forrester E. F. Parks Co Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association

Death of Franklin Barnhart in Grand Rapids

Mrs. E. J. Fermier receives telegram from College Station about the death of her father Franklin Barnhart at his Grand Rapids Michigan home. Barnhart, 73, a prominent lumber and furniture businessman, remained active in business until shortly before his death attributed to infirmities of old age.

E. J. Fermier College Station Franklin Barnhart Grand Rapids Michigan Barnhart Bryan College

Nall Girl Injured on West Side School Swing

Mary Jane Nall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Nall, fractured a bone above the wrist during Friday morning recess while playing on a West Side School swing. She received prompt care at Bryan Hospital and is resting well.

West Side Mary Jane Nall

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