Local editors and several couples listed in era newspapers
A fragment lists editors and couples tied to various papers including Fort Worth Star-Telegram Wichita Falls and Denton Record Chronicle, naming editors such as Emme Beagusle Baldwin and Humphrey, with multiple households and partners across towns. The text appears as a miscued OCR fragment from a society notes column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ean
Kewell Jokmoon
Riermes
Democrat
Joan E. Emme
Delles Newe
EB. Bageisle
Calverton Mews
Roy Beupmgertner
Tye Courier-Tasoes
James
School P T A notes on Junior Red Cross program and films
The Bow ie Parent Teacher Association hosted a Junior Red Cross program for city schools with performances by Albert Goodman. Teachers and grade sections are listed. Mrs. R A Bush spoke to the Extension Service Club on better films and obtained Cub endorsement for national legislation, and updated Reading Club on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsday
Bowie
Red Croat
Red Cross
Albert Goodman
C. M. Bethany
H. W. Moehlman
Raymond Orr
Margaret Grant
W. C
Edna Her Tic
Mesdames D. BE. Watson
Hy Schoveiss
H. W M. Bond
R. B. Reppert
Mesdames J. ¥. Covey
Mike Visoski
A. P. Dyens
D. A. Jones
J. KB. Tatman
Ernst Manthel
R. A. Bush
Travie Parent-Teacher Association
Extension Service Club
Better Films
Local Couples File Notice to Wed in Razor County
L H Shibe and Pauline Roberte along with Jesse Hunter and Lessie M Cumming filed intentions to wed with County Clerk Deus B McGee. Both couples reside in Razor County and are pursuing marriage licenses.
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L. H. Shibe
Pauline Roberte
Jesse Hunter
Lessie Mae Cumming
Razor County
Deus B. McGee
Bryan Residents Entertain Visitors and Relatives
Local Bryan social notes list: McSevin travels to Erpen from Webbernimg, Sean Kaanes visits Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Henry James return to Abilene, Mrs. Mitten Fountain and daughter visit relatives, and several families from Tyler, Rockdale, Cross, and Houston visit Bryan. Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Andrews arrive from Stephenville for a First Baptist pastorate, with others stopping by to visit friends and family around Bryan.
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Ad. McSevin
Erpen
Webbernimg
Sean Kaanes
Bryan
Hearne Road
Henry James
Mex
F. Moore
Abilene
James
Mitten Fountain
Lttl
Rove Mary
Kerten
Bryaen
Luther Holligan
W. H. Andrews
Stephenville
First Baptist
von Wert 26Th Street
Andrew
First Baptist Church
H. B. Wilbanks
Mary Louise
June Wilbanks
Tyler
N. H. Post
M. J. Jones
Cross Community
Grimes County
Osk McKenzie
Edge
Bennie Bradford
Inlaw
Earm M Bprett
College Road
J. C. Barnett
Harvey Weddington
Houston
Brutts
Mins Mae Patterne
Unclear fragment prompts missing names and context
Fragment mentions a person with a friend George Broach at a home on Tabor. reads as incomplete report with no identifiable event or verified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Broach
Brum
Tabor
Extemporaneous Speech Contest Rules Unchanged
Publication notes that Extemporaneous Speech Contest rules remain the same with suspension of a state publication and adds Uncle Sam's Diary to the list. The Inter scholastic League offers a free year subscription to teachers, promising training in public speaking and urging early preparation for greater success and educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace View Company
Eévice
Uncle Sam
Washington
League of Request
Agein
Feeder Loan Plan Of Credit Banks Funds Opposition
In San Angelo on November 21 a dispute over feeder lamb loans hovered as the bank faced resistance from livestock feeders. About 760 applications were filed with under 106 for feeder loans, and roughly $500,000 of loans had been advanced while nearly $1,000,000 in loans had final approval. A second protest from the Sheep and Goat Raisers Association prompted a more liberal approach to split loans. Jesse H. Jones in Washington advised review for special cases where loans to the Regional Credit Corporation are well secured and borrowers not overextended. A split loan allows loans on all livestock classes and may require mortgage coverage only on the lent funds. More than three-fifths of loans were affected under prior rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keisers’ Association
Washington
Jesse H. Jones
Bryan Man Held Up Reported Near State Warehouse
Sheriff J. H. Reed and Constable Horace Reed hunted for the man known as Red Scott after a Friday night holdup near the state highway commission warehouse. Watchman Joe Dawson said Scott came to the warehouse, borrowed a revolver, and chased the hijacker, but the pair found no trace of Scott or the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red” Scott
State Highway Commission
J. H. Reed
Horace Reed
Scott
Joe Dawson
Reed
Dawson
Texas Schools Lead In Men From Outside US
The article lists foreign-born students among Texas school enrollments, highlighting 13 from Mexico, two from Puerto Rico, one each from India and other nations. The text also references other groups and courses, noting a mix of students across departments.
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A-M
Texas
Smusher Srbuck
Mexico
Puerto Rico
Yorker and Demmer& Agricultrs
Norman A. Stewart Honored by First Baptist Bible Class
The Business Men's Bible Class at First Baptist Church honors Norman A. Stewart for seven years of faithful attendance and a near perfect record. Class members present a silver loving cup inscribed to Stewart and express gratitude for his steadfast Christian example. Messages of congratulations from Rev. Andrews and others follow the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. E
Dick) Bond
New Bend
Alien Academy
H. H. Newton
Stewart Ee Ee Coen
Stewart
Gunter
Old Guard
Napoleon
First Baptist Church
Iae
Rev. Andrews
Men's Bible Clan
Bryan
R. E. Day
Bryan Church
H. H. Williamson
Norman
Willis Edge
Andrew
Mr. Stewart
Local Couples File Intentions to Marry in Brazos and Nearby Counties
Hampton Martin and Bertha Randle of Brazos county, Leo Gibson and Victoria Willame of Washington county, Samuel Westbrook and Lula Bailey of Benchley, Henry W. Baker of Calvert and Mrs. Pency Underwood of Benchley, Lee Melaskey and Verna Fuller of Bryan filed their intentions to marry with County Clerk Jens B. McGee.
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Hampton Martin
Bertha Randle
Brazos County
Leo Gibson
Allenfarm
Victoria Willame
Washington County
Samuel Westbrook
Lula Bailey
Benchley
Henry W. Baker
Calvert
Pency Underwood
Lee Melaskey
Verna Fuller
Bryan
Jens B. McGee
Snowstorm Halts Tick Workers Return Mission
Dr. C. W. Brown who leads county tick eradication and his son were halted by heavy snow while traveling from Bryan to Des Moines. They were advised of worse weather ahead in the north and postponed their trip, returning to Bryan for the weekend.
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C. W. Brown
County
Son
Bryan
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Catholic Women Organize Sewing for Local Needy
Catholic women volunteer to sew garments for the poor. Circle chairs request materials from the city’s materials room, assemble full garments, and return finished items that evening to the meeting room with receipts. Families may obtain clothing and food from the Red Cross materials room or receive materials to sew themselves with personal receipts.
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Dev
Materuls
Red Cross
Former Resident Wilmer K. Marriott Buried in Bryan
Funeral services were held for Wilmer K. Marriott 59 a former Brazos county resident who died in Dallas from heart trouble at his brother in law Dr A L Shackleford's home. He is survived by a widow a son Leland Marriott Tulea Oklahoma a daughter Mrs Hugh New York City and two brothers Joe M Marriott Beaumont and E E Marriott New Orleans. The body arrived in Bryan Saturday night and was taken to the McCulloch Densby chapel for burial in the family plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. H. White
Kerrville
Henry
Pack White
K. W. Taylor
Omaha
Neb
Bryan
Henry Harrison Jr
Taylor
Dallas
C. E. Jenkins
Mary Ellen Cottle
A. Cottle
Punerel
Iate
Wilmer K. Marriott
Brazos County
Marriott
A. L. Shackleford
McCulloch-Densby
Leland Marriott
Tulea
Okla
Hugh
New York City
Joe M Marriott
Beaumont
E. E. Marriott
New Orleans
State Board of Education to Start Hearings
F L Henderson travels to Austin for a state board meeting as hearings begin on reorganizing higher education. Presidents of 16 state institutions will present ideas to cut costs and remove duplicative courses by specializing each school. Findings will be reported to the governor state board of control and the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Henderson
State Board of Education
Austin
State Board of Control
State Budget Agency
Two Bucks Bagged on Bryanite's First Hunt
Paul McGee smiles after his first deer hunt in Mason County where he and companions William Robinson and Layton Gregg harvested two bucks a four and a five pronged. The trip lasted two days.
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Bryanite
Paul McGee
McGee
William Robinson
Layton Gregg
Mason County
Bryan Stopped Georgetown 32 to 0 in Friday Game
Bryan’s dominant line and key plays ruled the match as Merke Parker and Griffin led a 32 point win over Georgetown. Bryan established early 13 points by halftime and extended the lead with two more touchdowns in the third and final quarters.
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Merka
Georgetown
Pesser
Beine
Merks
Parker
Griffick
Cummings
Peel
Grifiz
Cosch Jones
Merke
Bryan
Merris Sue
Waltowens
Cane
Josey
Montgomery
Lewis
Simmons
Allen Academy Cadets Visit Stanford Home
The Allen Academy boys and their dates attended a Saturday evening gathering hosted by J. E. Stanford at his Ursuline Avenue home. About thirty boys joined in games and contests followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
Stanford
First Baptist Sunday School
J. E. Stanford
Ursuline Avenue
Optimistic Texas farm life and civic notes from 1933
A Brazos bottom plantation barbecue celebrates a good cotton year and debt-free prosperity. The Chance farm employs about 200 African American families, praising scientific farming and community self sufficiency. The piece also notes AP plans for heavy 1933 news coverage and lists new members of a Texas civic organization alongside many city names and residences.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Brazos Valley
Ross Volunteers Add 32 Members of Junior Class
Thirty two junior members joined the Ross Volunteers Company at Texas A and M College on Sunday adding to the two senior members. The event took place at College Station with details recorded by the college.
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George Samuele
San Antonio
J. M. Henderson
Calvert
BL Lee
Wichita Falls
B. W. Palm
Bellville
T. A. Timm
Haletteville
J. A. Aston Jr
Farmersville
G. W. Cox
Hereford
N. B. Gullland
C. H. Meyer
Ellinger
George Weber
Houston
BR. W. Fichtner
C. N. Smith
L. H. Howard
Shreveport
J. H. Willard
Giddings
L. ©. Zapp
T. E. Jarman
Waco
L. M. Land
Vivian
J. P. Flynn
Port Arthur
R. N. Reid
Port Worth
J. H. Johnson
Fort Worth
D. M. LaRoe
Palestine
G. H. Fairbanks
Dallas
B. F. Carter
Ross
Clear Up Your Complex One Night Ad Claims Liver Spots
An advertisement promises Contay Bleach will remove liver spots freckles pimples or any discolorations on the face or neck caused by a systemic condition. Roman Vick advertises the product.
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Roman Vick
Cash paid for clean cotton rags
Eagle Printing Company advertises payment for clean cotton rags in any quantity. Buyers should deliver to the printing plant and receive cash on delivery.
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Eagle Printing Company
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P.T. A. Notes
San Angelo
Sheriff Reed
Brian
Bronco Coast
Perry
Cless- Montgomery
Gee Cardwell
Allen
E. Lewis
Ares
FF Hicks
C. Lackey
Wallace
Eans
M. Lackey
Sherman
Mendel
Griffin
Carroll
Jones
Reppert
Benson
Wheeler
Johnson
Syptak
Tuck
Stallings
L. P. Jones
Godwin
McGregor
White
Penberthy
Moseley
Baylor
Cobb
Phikes Sodins
Haswell’s Book Store
Mr. Chance
Associated Press
Max H. Jacobs
Houston Post
CEL Bayer
Bayer
Bayer Manufacture
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