Girl Loses Leg After Motor Crash In Bryan
Miss Jessie Hahn of North Zuleh about 22 was operated on Sunday at Wilkerson Memorial clinic in Bryan with her left leg amputated after a car crash Saturday night. She and siblings were returning home from Bryan when the car turned over at a corner near the old San Antonio road to Wheelock road. Hahn suffered a broken leg and severe flesh lacerations, plus minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Hahn
North Zuleh
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Bryan
Miss Hahn
San Antonio
Wheelock Road
Wilkerson Clinic
Fair At Smetana Community Prizes Awarded At Local Fair
The Smetana community held a Friday night fair at the Smetana School sponsored by Ladies Aid. Attendees enjoyed homemade tamales chili crackers and cake. Proceeds support playground equipment. Prizes went to Seivert Moseley Cahill Franklin Wehrman Franklin Beal Ere Motik Holik Gibb Cunning Dittforth Brinham Smith Siegert Kre Moseley and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetana
Ihe Rder
Ningham
A.T. Dittforth
Guy Smith
Joe Holik
Oliver Moseley
Jno
Henry Wehrm
Lucy Cahill
J. R. Moseley
R. W. Siegert
Is. Putz
Ruby Kre
Ruby, Kre
Bob Moseley
Over 800 Negro Students Attend First Day at Fair
About 809 colored rural children were counted Thursday at the American Legion Fair with representation from numerous schools. Three schools tied for best attendance and enrollment prizes, including Allenfarm, Prairie View Jr, and one other. Several schools showed in the educational exhibits featuring topics from school administration to library services and Rosenwald projects. Closing activities included county-wide singing, a school contest, and remarks by county officials and Mrs. Neeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Allenfarm
Prairie View Jr
Stone City
Brushey
Air
Roanshapel
Rosenwald
S County
Neeley
Barclay
Boone
Harmon
Spadachene Bond Set at Six Thousand Dollars
Spadachene posted a $6000 bond on November 4 after being held since last Thursday by Justice R. B. Grant Sr. on a murder charge. He is linked to the fatal shooting of Jack O Grady, Cole circus employee, in front of the Silver Dollar, operated by Spadachene, on Oct. 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Spadachene
R. B. Grant, Sr
Spadachene
Joe Cantevespi
Brazos Varisco
Jack O’grady
Cole Circus
New Pastors Named for Bryan and A M Methodist Churches
The Texas Centennial Methodist conference in Houston appointed Rev. Ervin Jackson to Bryan First Methodist and Rev. James Carlin to A M University Methodist in College Station. Jackson, from Gladewater, and Carlin from Jefferson, bring strong records with youth work and education. Elrod and Jackson will relocate as their respective posts conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Jackson
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Bryan
James Carlin
Robert IL. Jackson
A. and M
Hotston
Gladewater
Jesse Thomson
College Station
Rusk
Jefferson
Jackson
Aubrey
A. and
M. College
Ed J. Harris
Elrod
Galveston
Fred E. Few
Huntsville
Longview First
Funeral for Former Bryan Resident Georgia Brietz
Mrs. Georgia Shaw Brietz of Texarkana, longtime Bryan resident, dies at 82. Services by Rev. F. E. S. Bledsoe at McCulloch Dansby chapel, with out-of-town visitors and relatives from Texarkana Houston Austin Hearne Navasota Baton Rouge and Jacksonville. Interment planned in Louisiana after family consultation in Baton Rouge or Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Shaw Brietz
Texarkana
MccCulloch- Dansby
FE. S. Bledsoe
the Christian Church
Breitz
Bryan
Judge Brietz
Kate Schilling
Nettie Brietz
Ned Singleton
Chas. Schilling
Jennie Ford
Houston
T. J. Barton
Austin
Emmett Rohde
Robert Rohde
Hearne
Isabel McApin
Catherine Bowen
Maude Lee
Navasota
Mr. Berry
Fred Cavitt
Robert Rhode
Pat Newton
C. M. Cole
Henry Rohde
Guy Bittle
W. S. Collard
Brieta
Nannie Rohde
McCulloch- Dansby Funeral Chapel
Mews
R. M. Campbell
Jacksonville
Edward Phillips
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Madisonville
Haas
Wheelock Youth Wins Gold Medal In 4 H Contest
Edwin Rychlik of Wheelock won a gold medal in the National 4 H Rural Electrification Contest for best county report. County Agent C L Benson designated him, with automatic entry to the state contest offering a $50 certificate. The top state champs earn trips to Chicago and cash scholarships of 400, 800, and 200 dollars from Westinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Rychlik
Wheelock
C. L. Benson
Chicago
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company
Sam's Drug Store Promotes Turner's Powder for Sour Stomach
Local ad claims Turner's Powder relieves sour stomach and indigestion symptoms such as gas belching and bad breath. It promises a guarantee of relief and is offered by Sam's Drug Store as an over the counter remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Drug Store
Jenkins Drug Store
Short Illness Fatal To Wife Of A M Student
Mrs. J R Haas wife of a senior student at A and M College died at the family home in eastern Bryan after a illness of a few days. She suffered from a middle ear infection and had been quite ill since Sunday morning with the illness worsening through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Haas
A. & M. College
Bryan
Hans
North Zulch Child Dies From Diphtheria
Billy Jack McLain five year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry McLain of North Zulch died at Wilkerson Memorial clinic Saturday morning at seven o clock from a severe diphtheria case brought in Friday night at six o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Jack McLain
Henry McLain
North Zuich
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Four Injured as Car Rollover Near King's Highway
The car carrying two couples from Theodore Hinz and the Hardins veered off the road on Saturday night, rolled twice into a ditch, injuring J. W. Hardin B. W. Hardin and two daughters. All were treated at Wi kerson Memorial clinic in Bryan in the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
J. W
B. W. Hardin
Theodore Hinz
Wikerson Memorial Clinic
Bryan
Bryan rider headed to Hollywood as horse trainer
Negro horseman Robe Scott of Bryan, a former Kemp High Bears fullback and bucking-horse rider, trains horses for Gene Autry in Dallas and will travel to St Louis and Chicago before returning to Bryan and then head to Hollywood to work with Autry on stunts and horse acts.
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Robe Scott
Bryan
Kemp, High Bears
Hollywood
Gene Autrey
Scott
Dallas
Bill
Byron H. Walton
Chicago
Robert
Bryanite
St. Louis
Walton
Missionary Union Leaders Attend Mineral Wells Meet
Duff Simpson president of the real W.M.U. and Mese L W. S. BarronAssociation of Missionary Union, Jim Riley and J. from College Avenue Baptist church depart for Mineral Wells to attend the state Baptist Woman's Missionary Union meeting and the Baptist General Convention of Texas. Mrs L N Yeager of Navasota accompanies as district W.M.U. president with Rev W T Breazeale of College Avenue Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Barron
Association O'S Missionary Union
Duff Simpson
Real W.M.U
Jim Riley
J. ‘Se
College Avenue
Baptist Church
Mineral Wells
State Baptist Woman's Missionary
Union Meeting
Baptist General Convention
Texas
L. N. Yeager
Navasota
W.M.U
WT. Breazeale
Mrs Breazeale Plans Trip to Mineral Wells
The article notes that Mr and Mrs Breazeale planned to leave Monday afternoon for Mineral Wells, indicating a domestic travel detail from the period.
Bryan Band Draws Hillsboro Fans In Parade Feature
The Bryan band earns a reputation as the best dressed and best drilled team in District 11, drawing Hillsboro fans to a parade between halves at Stephen F. Austin High School. Floyd Smith notes excitement over the Green and White musicians with Hillsboro and Bryan pep squads also performing during intermission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Stephen F. Austin
Floyd Smith
Hillsboro Mirror
Hillsboro High School
Bryan
Miller Davis Thank Brazos County Democrats
Judge W C Davis, Texas Democratic national campaign chairman for Brazos, thanks Brazos County for its role in the national victory. The letter notes Texas Democrats reached $250,000. Brazos was about $100 short of its goal and Davis expresses gratitude for the county's response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Roy Miller
Texas
Brazos
Leader in Education Circles Visits Bryan
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cochran of San Antonio were guests last weekend of Sept. and Mrs. S. M. Brown. Mr. Cochran, superintendent of the San Antonio schools, is a leader in state and national educational circles. He is a former president of the Texas State Teachers Association and at the last meeting in Providence, R. L. was elected to the board of the Department of Superintendence, National Education Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cochran
San Antonio
Brazos County Vote Check Shows Democratic Lead
Brazos County voters favored Democrats with only a few votes for Republicans Socialists and Communists. The state liquor amendment passed while Edge voted against all amendments except none. Total turnout exceeded 2700 though Kurten precinct was late. Presidential electors and governor tallies lagged county official totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Union Party
College Station
Edge
Kurten
County official votes in precincts by names and totals
County Clerk Frank Worsham, Sheriff Roy Nunn, Assessor Guy Harris, County Treasurer Roy Montgomery, and County Surveyor J G Minker appear with initials and numbers. County Commissioner results show Precinct One totals for Raymond Todd Wellborn Allen Farm Millican College Station Harvey and a grand 552. Precinct Two William Conrad districts Tabor Edge Reliance totals 169. Precinct Three Fred Wehrman districts Smetana Steeles Store totals 156. Precinct Four R Pat Patterson districts Fire Station Court House Library total 1736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon Roosevelt
Wellborn
Millican
Kurten Edge Ee
Batvey
Reliance
Tabor
Steeles Store
Smetana
College Station
Kurten
Harvey Reliance
Fe ” Smetana
Eave
Allen Farm
Court House
Millican Weilborn Ie Sweis
Kurten Edge
Harvey
Fire Station
Reliance Os
Steeles
Wedoe
Frank Worsham
Roy Nunn
Guy Harris
Roy Montgomery
J. G. Minkert
Raymond Todd
Wee Wasae
Wee Eiztees
Dee Meen Reese
Harvey --Sween
Reliance Osesawe
Taborna Sea Ees
Smetuha
Wellborn Ts
Millican Eeans EU
Kurten Edge Sas
M4 - Ae Eeeens
Tabor Asses
Steele
Luther A. Johnson
State Senate
Albert Stone
Trict
W McDonald
J. M. Ferguson
R Allen
F. T. Cole
Sam's Drug Store Offers Black Hawk Ointment
An advertisement promotes Black Hawk Ointment for itching arms and feet including Athlete's Foot and ringworm with a guarantee. Jar prices are 50 cents and 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Drug Store
Ask Your Doctor About Genuine Bayer Aspirin
Advice targets rheumatic pain sufferers to take two Bayer Aspirin tablets with water for quick relief. Claims doctors endorse Bayer as the best analgesic and notes the product is available at drug stores for about one cent per tablet.
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A&m
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Deal
John Nance Garner
Union
Maine
Vermon
Meg
Roosevelt
North Zulch
Nesro
Movie Capital
Coa
Ratisrsttend
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