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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1929

Page

3

Wellborn Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding

The Wellborn community marked fifty years of marriage for Mr. J. M. Williams and Miss Cora Cooner Williams celebrated at the Baptist church. The service featured family attendants, a long-standing ring, Mendelssohn’s Wedding March, and a large dinner with a three-tier cake. two surviving attendees recalled the first ceremony.

Cora Cooner J. M. Williams Nancy Cooner Wellborn Baptist Church Williams Brazos County J. Walter Smith Navasota R. M. Dansby Bryan Maggie Elmer Reed Bryan Eatey Jesse Thomson College Station Lamar Williams Thelsen Curtis Williams Dorabeth Powers Dorothy Louise Williams James Elmer Reed Jr

Stabler School Hosts Weine Roast at Brazos County Fair

The Stabler school held a Weine roast to honor full attendance, with twenty participants including twelve pupils and the teacher. Candy making lasted an hour and was hidden for roasting sausage and marshmallows. A dessert of four large pies was provided by one of the ladies.

Stabler Brazos County

Brooklyn Bigamist Convicted Despite Small Salary

A Brooklyn bigamist earning only $25 a week was convicted. The judge urged curbing malefactors of great wealth, implying broader action against affluent offenders.

Brooklyn

Macy Resident Dies After Two Week Illness

Frank Blezik aged 63 dies at his Macy home after a two week illness. Born in Czecho Sl onakia he came to Brazos county 28 years ago and lived with his daughter Mary and son Frank Jr. his wife had died two years earlier. He belonged to Wheelock Lodge 11208S P J S T and pallbearers will be lodge members. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence with Rev J B Gleissner. interment Wheelock cemetery under McCulloch Daysby Co of Bryan. Survived by sons Antone in Houston Frank in Wheelock and daughter Mary of Wheelock.

Frank Blezik Macy Community Bryan Brazos County Czecho-Slovakia America Miss Mary Frank Jr Wheelock Lodge J. B. Gleissner Wheelock Cemetery McCulloch-Daysby Co Antone Blezik Houston Wheelock Mary Blesik

Tomato Growers Form Brazos County Association

Farmers meet at the courthouse to organize the Brazos County Tomato Growers Association with Lynn Sample as president and Will M. Jones as secretary treasurer. Over 125 acres pledged, planning a special meeting Nov 23 to hire a truck grower and coordinate activities. Joint white and colored groups noted for future joint meetings. Steep Hollow Cemetery Association also reschedules its Homecoming for Nov 24 at Steep Hollow church with Hon W S Barron as principal speaker.

Brazos County Court House Tomato Growers’ Association Lynn Sample Will M. Jones J. T. Cross, Jr Tabor E. M. Seaman Kurten Ed Chytil Edge Frank Brandeski Smetana C. P. Powers Steep Hollow Frank Barnes Harvey J. M. Ross Leonard G. H. Echols Woodville C. R. Saxon Reliance Ross Banana Steele Fletcher German Wellborn J. M. Atkins Rock Prairie Ben Lampo Prospect Chamber of Commerce Steep Hollow Cemetery Association Steep Hollow Church C. M. Risinger Laura Mims Hicks I. M. Cook Old “Home W. S. Barron Bryan

Tomato Project Sparks Steep Hollow Growers Meeting

Co. P. Powers calls Steep Hollow farmers to a Wednesday meeting to discuss a tomato growing and marketing plan. An organized tomato producers association exists with officers and committees to push market production for next season. A 200 acre goal and a cream route for local patrons will be reviewed by County Agent C. L. Beason.

Co. P. Powers Steep Hollow Tomato Producers Association C. L. Beason

Corpus Christi Visitors Honored With Dinner

Mr and Mrs J F Regmund visitors in Bryan from Corpus Christi for the past week were honor guests at a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Chas Kosarek in the western suburb. Dinner was at one o clock with a decorated dining room. Entertainment centered on radio and music from Texas and beyond while church services from San Antonio were broadcast on WOAI. Guests pledged prompt acceptance of future invitations.

J. F. Regmund Bryan Corpus Christi Chas. Kosarek Town WOAI First Presbyterian Church San Antonio Texas

666 as Swift Remedy for Colds and Fevers

An advertisement proclaims 666 as the fastest cure for colds grippe flu dengue bilious fever and malaria, describing it as the most speedy remedy known.

Quarterly Conference Free Baptist Church Held at Harvey

The Brazos County Quarterly Conference of Free Baptist churches met at Harvey Free Baptist church. Attendees from Bryan included Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Henry, and Rev. J. J. Tatum. The session was one of the most interesting and helpful ever held. The next conference will be in February 1930 at the Kur ten church.

Brazos County Free Baptist Churches Harvey Free Baptist Church Kurten Bryan W. H. Johnson J. A. Henry J. J. Tatum

Reliance Farmers Plan Milk and Cream Route

B L Risinger C N Shealy and Leslie Lloyd were named on a committee to canvass Reliance households about joining a milk and cream collection route. The group aims to start once sufficient cream volume is gathered, with reports due Nov 23 to County Agent C L Benson. About 50 cows are currently producing. The A and M College creamery will buy cream and milk from Brazos County routes until profitability grows.

B. L. Risinger C. N. Shealy Leslie Lloyd Reliance Will Kurten Steep Hollow C. L. Benson A. and M. College Brazos County

Edge Community News Roundup With Social Events

Visitors from Bryan Franklin and Normangee share Edge weekends as families mark anniversaries and a daughter’s marriage. Many locals attend meals and gatherings at Closs and Moore households while Edge Methodist church prepares services with a visiting pastor from Wheelock.

Brazos County Couple From Reliance Wed in Bryan

Miss Bessie Strastypka and Mr. James Carter of Reliance were quietly married at 1 30 this afternoon at the home of Rev. and Mrs. J J Tatum with Rev Tatum officiating. After the ceremony they returned to Reliance to make their future home. The groom is described as a progressive farmer of the community.

Bessie Strastypka James Carter Reliance J. J. Tatum Rev. Tatum

Chamber Meeting Sets Cream Routes and Tomatoes Plan

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce discussed cream routes and tomato acreage to boost agricultural development in Brazos county. County Agent C L Benson outlined progress and scheduled Saturday meetings to finalize routes and complete tomato pledges, with 125 of 200 acres already promised.

Brazos County Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Rooms Benson Chamber of Commerce Travis B. Bryan Highway Committee Good Roads Campaign Committee Bryan Bryan Daily Eagle Bryan Weekly Eagle J. Bryan Miller Oak McKenzie Miller Eberstadt W. S. Higgs W. K. Giles H. O. Ferguson

Funeral services for Mary Frances Sims in Millican

Millican mourns 3 year old Mary Frances Sims daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Sims. Services held at the family home with 38 o'clock start and interment at Peach Creek cemetery. Relatives Mr and Mrs M L Crenshaw traveled from the city due to illness and death in the family.

M. L. Crenshaw Millican Mary Frances Sims Will Sims Peach Creek

For Sale: Four Room House and 46 Acres Land Near Town

A. B. C. advertises a four room house with forty six acres suitable for dairy farming located a mile and a half from town. Prospective buyers are asked to write A. B. C. care Eagle.

Care Eagle

Tabor News Highlights School Play and Local Links

Tabor high school opened with five plays at the auditorium raising 23.35 for the school. The pep squad, led by Miss Jenkins, plans a performance Flap Goes the Flapper to fund uniforms. Friday featured a basketball game where Edge beat Tabor 9 to 8 in a close finish. The issue includes local visits, travel notes, church services, and social updates across Tabor and nearby towns.

Tabor High School Uncle Joe Love and Lather Taseal Pat Askin Miss Jenkin Luther Allen Broadway Bryan Tabor Jenkins Edge Talor Rubye Jenkins Normangee Will Presnal Navasota Navasota Bridge R. L. Brown Cottonwood Church Fred Locke Snyder Oklahoma Virgil Smith Dallas Ed Elliott Mr. Elliott Vella McCally Arthur McCally John Barnes R. A. Cooper N. H. McWhorter Jake Coyle Oscar Wilson Willie Hughey

Rye pupils decide spending at general meeting

At a Rye general assembly held Tuesday morning the pupils voted to spend the treasury funds on a giant stride and two pencil sharpeners. Miss Lucy Givens and the Rye Club girls met on Thursday November 14 for the election of officers led by Victoria Severa.

Lucy Givens Girls of the Rye Club Victoria Severa

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