Docket Set For Civil Cases By Judge Davis
The May term civil docket was set by Judge W. C. Davis. First and second weeks and fifth and sixth weeks are civil, third and fourth weeks criminal. Listed cases include De Luxe Cafe vs KE R Liner, M Bonneville vs Ed Talley, and multiple Windrow vs various parties among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
W. C. Davis
de Luxe Cafe
KE. R. Liner
M. Bonneville
Ed Talley
Chas. Kosarek
Henry Smith
Funeral Service For R. E. Taylor Held Wednesday
Funeral services for R. E. Taylor were held Wednesday at 5 o clock at Mc Culloch Dansby funeral chapel and at the Bryan city cemetery. Taylor, born September 12 1865 in Kentucky, died Tuesday night after a long illness at age 68 years months 3 days. He had lived in Brazos county 26 years and is survived by six daughters. Pallbearers named Locke Mc Neeley Jim Darwin H H F Jones J R Nelson J L Reese A B Ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCulloch-Dansby
R. E. Taylor
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Bryan City
R. F E. Taylor
Kentucky
Brazos County
C. H. Andrews
Verna Taylor
Bryan
R. B. Mills
Goose Creek
W. H. Briecheen
Cisco
Helen Taylor
Fort Worth
L. R. Birdwell
San Antonio
Locke McNeeley
Jim Darwin
HH. F. Jones
J. R. Nelson
J. L. Reese
A. 8. Ware
Bryan Youth Enlists in United States Navy
Edwin Beard son of Mrs Tray Beard has enlisted in the United States Navy for four years and left Thursday for San Diego California where he is stationed. He passed an examination in Houston with the highest average in a class of 25. His mother Mrs Beard and sister Miss Frances Beard accompanied him to Houston, and Mr and Mrs Milton Davis and son Mrs Dan Hall and daughter Jeanette joined them to Houston to bid farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Beard
Tray Beard
United States Navy
San Diego
Calif
Young Beard
Houston
Beard
Frances Beard
California
Milton Davis
Dan 5
Hall
Jeanette
Jesse Ford
Farwell
Bryan
Ford
Fort Worth
Southern Baptist Convention
Jesse Ord
Brazos County
H. O. Ferguson
Ethel Ferguson
Georgetown
Judge
Ferguson
Ethel
Alpha Delta Phi Sorority
John Daly II
John Daly III
Galveston
Katie Daly
Tom Daly
D. B. Cofer
Edna A. Shelton
St. W. Persons
Tom S. Powers
Dorothy Powers
A. L. Simpson
Marion Hudson
S. H. Hudson
Fairfield
Dan L. Hudson
Kurten
J. G. Minkert
Patti Minkert
Austin
J. H. Gambrell
Ted Koch
Gladine Bolton
New Baden
Etta Peters
Gloria Glynn Stephan
N. C. Baker
W. L. Dowling
J. D. Sandifer
Bryan Motor Company
Government Dam
J. L. Edge
Della Wooten
Inez Carson
Dallas
Edge
John W. Black
San Antonio
State Medical Association
J. H. Black
W. H. Norman
W. C. Davis
Madisonville
W. F. Gibbs
B. T. Poole
Virginia Manning
Vivian Davis
H. C. Willis
First Methodist Church
Ann Page
C. E. Page
Baylor Academy
Belton
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Calvert
H .Marvin Sneed
Mr .Sneed
Mr. Sneed
Finger Print Program Expanded by Bryan Police
Bryan police will fingerprint all arrestees in the city or Brazos County with supplies from Houston. Patrolmen Hudson Myers and Joe Norwood went to Houston on police business and secured cooperation for quick identification of prints.
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Bryan
Brazos County
Houston
Hudson Myers
Joe Norwood
Weevil Emergence Sets New Record in May
Dr. F L Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station reports the heaviest boll weevil emergence in ten years for May 1-15 at 4.20 percent, with total emergence through May 16 at 9.04 percent. Hatching of cotton flea hoppers remained above normal in early May. over 70 hoppers hatched per 2000 croton weeds collected statewide.
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F. L .Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agrcultural Experiment Station
Hen Doing Part To Keep Farmer In the Running
COLLEGE STATION May 17 In a year when cotton wheat and hogs dominated Texas farms the hen helped keep farmers in contention Demonstration flocks across 482 farms in 80 counties produced an average $104 above feed cost per hen The program involved 101995 birds with 859 cooperators raising 109705 birds The four year trend shows eggs per hen rising from 142 1 in 1930 to 150 9 in 1983 while egg prices dropped from 24 5 to 13 8 cents per dozen and feed cost per dozen fell in step Demonstrators spent 068 per dozen on feed resulting in $104 per hen in income above feed cost in 1933 8 showing a solid return during hard times as stated by Paul Cunyus assistant poultry husbandman
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College Station
Texas
Paul Cunyus
Texas A
M. College
Cunyus
North Zulch Underpass Opens on Highway 21
The North Zulch underpass on Highway 21 opened to traffic Wednesday, eliminating the last unpaved stretch between Bryan and Madisonville, Huntsville and Dallas. Officials note Highway 75 now carries more traffic in this Texas region, while Highway 6 remains steady with smaller gains.
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North Zulch
Highway No. 21
Bryan
Madisonville
Huntsville
Dallas
Highway Department
Texas
Intend to Marry John Murphy and Miss Clistie Stark
John Murphy and Miss Clistie Stark of Hearne were issued a marriage license today by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Murphy
Clistie Stark
Hearne
Clyde Goen
Committee Named To Map Plans For Theater For Year
A six person committee appointed by President Milton Maloney will plan Bryan Little Theatre activities for next year. Members are Bill Allen chairwoman Mrs Griff Cloud Woodrow Wallace Pauline Morgan John Sidney Smith and Jane Elliott. The theater suspends activity until the third Monday in September and the chair will lead meetings until new officers are elected in fall. Since organization last fall eleven one act or two act workshop plays and one three act play were shown with 37 participants. Finances rely on $1 dues per member and proceeds from the three act play. some funds remain in the treasury to start fall work.
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Bryan Little Theatre
Milton Maloney
Bill Allen
Griff Cloud
Woodrow Wallace
Pauline Morgan
John Sidney Smith
Jane Elliott
Little Theater
Travis PTA Holds Closing Meeting and Reelects Officers
The Travis Parent-Teacher Association held its closing session Thursday at 8 p.m. at the school. President Mrs. P S Mangum and Secretary Mrs. N R Smith were reelected for 1934-35. Reports included a $72.65 cash balance, program highlights, and officer appointments for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Parent-Teacher Association
P. Ss. Mangum
N. R. Smith
Forest Jones
Treasury
R. W. Moreland
R. H. Bush
Mangum
Albert Buchanan
P.T. A
Bryan
District 9
Travis Association
P. S. Mangum
D. L. Wilson
Milton Davis
J. B. Christian
Henry Ross
H. T. Downard
H. P. Smith
J. Brooks Stevenson
Howard Todd
Story Hour
Ralph Reynolds
Witt Campaign Opened by Speech Friday at Belton
Ed en E Witt twice lieutenant Governor of Texas launched his campaign for governor with an address in Belton Bell county birthplace. He urged reducing taxes fairly redistributing the tax burden and restoring permanent general prosperity while caring for the people until times improve.
Witt outlines tax reform and social relief plan in Texas
Witt calls for exempting small homes from taxation and taxing only actual equity in homes, using 5 million of a 20.6 million relief bond to aid tenant farmers and unemployed to buy small farms. He supports tax on intangibles, old age pensions, unemployment insurance, repeal of liquor laws, and stricter utility regulations. He notes over 1,000,000 on charity and urges payroll‑oriented relief. Waco backers travel by car caravan and special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt
Texas
Waco
Hudson Star in First Game for Greensburg Trojans
Johnny Hudson led Greensburg in a 9-6 win over Jeannette in his first appearance for the Trojans in the Pennsylvania State Association. He collected four hits in five at bats, including a double, and played third base with solid defense alongside Grover Reisinger.
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Hudson
Greensburg
Johnny Hudson
Bryan
Trojans
Pennsylvania State Association
Jeanette
Greenburg
Texas
Grover Reisinger
Winners Named Of Prize Essays In UDC Contest
The historical committee of L. S. Ross Chapter UDC announces winners of essay medals for Southern History in Bry an area elementary schools plus Parochial school. Winners are Lera Bess Sheland er at Bowie, Maurice Searcy at Travis, Marie Martinsen at Parochial. Consolidated School winner to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Bryan and
College
Bowie
Lera Bess Shelander
Travis
Maurice Searcy
Marie Martinsen
Consolidated School
College Station
Graduation week events at Allen, Bowie, Travis schools
Commencement activities continue with baccalaureate led by Rev W B Breazeale and Dr W H Andrew. Allen Academy closes with 8 pm graduation at First Methodist. Dr T O Walton to deliver address. Bowie and Travis plan 8 pm final exercises with local speakers. Bowie to hear Geo Butler, Travis to hear F L Henderson. A novel diploma program at high school features student presentations without a guest speaker, with speeches from Superintendent S M Brown, principal Miss Wesa Weddington, and A M presenting diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Black
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
W. H. Andrew
J. Hendrix Conway
Allen Academy
Allen
First Methodist Church
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and
M. College
White City
Bowie
Travis
Geo. B. Butler
F. L. Henderson
City
S. M. Brown
Waldrop Theme Highlights School Progress Across City
The program Our School focuses on work and gains in the school system. Bryans negro schools hold exercises this week as white schools near year end. About 1000 gathered at Kemp high for the baccalaureate with Rev. A. S. Keeling delivering the sermon. Monday shows the high school play Jerry of Jericho Road at Kemp Auditorium. Wednesday will feature graduation exercises with James D. Ryan of Jack Yates high Houston and R V Armstrong of the city board to present diplomas. Negro elementary exercises were held last Friday.
College Woman's Sister Interred At Eddy Sunday
Funeral services for Mrs. O. E. Williams sister of Mrs. 8. Ok. Covington of College Station were held Sunday at Eddy First Methodist Church with Dr. Wooten officiating. Interment was in Eddy cemetery. She leaves father W. M. Baker sister and Mrs. Covington, children Frances Litteral and Jack Litteral, and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Williams
8. Ok. Covington
College Station
Oklahoma City
Eddy
First Methodist Church
Dr. Wooten
W. M. Baker
Mrs. Covington
Miss Frances Litteral
Jack Litteral
Covington
B. D. Marburger
G. P. Ayres
J. P. Hines
Harold Hines
Herman Krauser
Fuller earns dual Texas Student Publications awards
The Texas Student Publications board awarded 75 meritorious service honors to University of Texas students. Nelson Fuller of Bryan received two awards, a copy of the 1934 Cactus yearbook for sports editing and a silver plaque for most of the first semester as a Daily Texan night editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Board of Directors of Texas Student Publications, Inc
University of Texas
Nelson Fuller
Bryan
Fuller
Cactur
Daily Texan
Texas Ranger
Texan
The
Ranger
Cactus
Second tax payment due May 31 without penalty
Taxpayers who chose the split payment plan must pay the second installment by Thursday May 31 to avoid penalties. Applies to both city and county taxes.
Bryan Social Roundup of Visitors and Travels
Mrs. Jesse Ford and son visit Bryan from Farwell with plans to meet family after attending a Southern Baptist convention in Fort Worth. Numerous locals travel to Dallas Georgetown Houston Austin and Galveston for work family and social events.
Local residents visit as city manager travels to Austin
Monday's column notes City Manager R. G. Williams leaves for Austin on business. W. Bassett Orr visits from Austin for a weekend with Mrs. Orr and children and plans to return next week to finalize the family move. The Dannams host in Cavitt addition for the week. W. I. McLain and family from Leakesville visit to see their son a Stephen F. Austin high senior. W. E. Higgs and Miss Trannie Wrenn drive over to bring W. E. Wrenn to Bryan for a multi day visit. Jack Bullard and family also mentioned in travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Austin
W. Bassett Orr
W. I. Jr
Stephen F. Austin High School
W. E. Higgs
Trannie Wrenn
W. E. Wrenn
Bryan
Jack Bullard
Visitors and locals mingle in Bryan and Fort Worth notes
A long list of social visits and hometown news from Bryan and surrounding areas. Evelyn Sanders returns from Fort Worth after tending the Southern Baptist convention. families in Georgetown and College Station. Mr and Mrs Dan S. Gross visit Brenham and Bryan. Alma Metcalfe travels to Houston. W G Drummond heads to Shreveport. Frank Bain travels from Waco. Emily Cavitt of Houston visits Bryan. Hanover and Dixon from Wheelock visit. R C Harris and J H Alt from near North Zulch conduct business in Bryan. Frank Watson begins duties with the Guarantee Store. families plan for A M College attendance.
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I Las
Fort
Evelyn Sanders
Fort Worth
Bryants
J. Sanders
East 27Th Street
Dan
Jeanettte
Georgetown
Hall
A. V. In
Chapin
Bryan
Katie Hall
T. P. Hall
Collow
Dan S. Gross
Brenham
Alma Metcalfe
Houston
Lea
Bedias
Frank Watson
Will Jackson
Jacksonville
Robert Jack Burt
Beauty Is Known Here Sister of Bryan Resident
The sister of Miss Ruby Pritchett, chosen by Shawn and his dancers as the eight CIA beauties for the year, is known locally. She lived with her sister in Bryan, tended Stephen F. Austin School, studied at M. College during the session, and is a senior administration student at CL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Pritchett
Shawn
Pritchett
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin
M. College
C. L
Gardens Behind Rural Women Show Slow Progress
A Prospect Home Demonstration Club meeting reported gardens lagging behind last year with no brine yet, while twenty gallons were prepared earlier. Participants included Mrs. Bessie Riggs, N. V. Timmons, Mrs. Stewart, C. C. Larrison, P. Trant, and V. Fipps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Bessie Riggs
N. V. Timmons
Mr. Stewart
Sie Riggs
C. C. Larrison
P. Trant
V. Fipps
Why Hospitals 4 a Liquid Laxative Why Hospitals 4 a Liquid Laxative
A readable note discusses liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pep and Dr Oswell's Syrup Pep sin, praising precise dosing, non habit forming relief, and suitability for families while warning that incorrect contents can cause harm. It emphasizes safety and regularity through proper preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Oswell
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Gertrude Morman
Sam Palermo
Z. E. Guidry
W. S. Higgs
W. M. Jones
W. S. Tyler
W. W. Griffin
Jac. G. Smith
Helen Manjatis
Lone Star Mutual Life Association
Rollen J. Windrow
T. R Batte
Tony Barcelona
W. R. Balletux
Rollen
Mercantile National Bank
Mary Belle Ball
J. H. Kraft
L. B. Locke
Henry Buchanan
W. J. Hajek
Ollie Hawes
C. E. Jenkins
E. F. Parks
O. L. Johnson
Callie Foster Stuart
Albina Grelen
Humble Oil & Refining Co
C. L. Eden
D. D. White
Manhattan Life Insurance Co
C. Egbert Jones
George Wieland
Jno
M. Lawrence, Jr
W. G. Calhoun
Bryan Building and Loan Association
Standard Accident Insurance Co
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Co
A. Moore, Jr
C. A. Harris
A. W. Emmel
Jno. H. Morehead Vs. Security Life Insurance Association; Norton R. Burkhalter
C. T
Police of
Travis Pta
UDC
Steeles Store
General Assembly
Mattie Wallin
Ethelena Salvato
Marguerite Ann Court
Dorothy Varisco
Tony Scarmardo
Catherine Fazzino
Mary Joe Cotropia
Little Lee Canavespie
W. E. Neeley
Joe Fazzino
Lee Court
Neeley
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Dick Bulla
Mart
L. E. Edge
Heber Stewart
Cleburne
Tommie Voss
Sidney Johnson
Henry H. Johnson
Wilkerson Clinic
H. D. Schutte
W. C. Schutte
T. H. Jacobson
Matilda Schutte
R. J. Hunnicutt
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
Tom Connally
R. R. Rep
Toru
East Texas
Reppert
Extension Service
M. T. Payne
Lufkin
Beaumont
Milano
Mr. McNeeley
John McNeeley
M. K. Thornton
Lamar Jones
Gus Gerson
Rosemary
Thomas Bullock
T. A. Bullock
Mobile
Ala
J. E. Brown, Jr
E. W. Crow
Pattie Jane
Willard Chambers
Navasota
Marshall Peters
First Baptist Church
Bremend
Baptist Church
C. L. Baker
Sterling Floeck
Shreveport
Floecke
Floeck
Mary Jessie Stone
A. and
Columbia University
New York
Grace Bowman
H. Burrows
Jack Howell
Mildred McKenzie
Southwestern University
Oak McKenzie
McKenzie
Bentley Kelly
Kelly
Nat Allen
Beauty
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