Social notes from Bryan area visitors and events
Friday November 18 1921 includes John Beard and many Bryan residents visiting from farms and towns. Details of illnesses operations and social gatherings appear with multiple family visits to Bryan from Steep Hollow San Angelo Waco Houston and Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Beard
The
Edge
J. J. Vandiver
Bryan
Steep Hollow
J. C. Walton
T. B. Wood
Frank Buchanan
San Angelo
Buchanan
A. J. Buchanan
Houston
C. L. Benson
A. & M. College
Lufkin
Texas
E. W. Tarrant
Tarrant
J. W. Cavitt
Charles Marten
Wichita Falls
Marten
Dallas
State Teachers Association
W. C. Boyett
Temple Sanitarium
Temple
W. S. Martin
Frances Wallace
Baylor College
Belton
Lucia Painter
Crockett
J. E. Bullock
R. L. Jones
Eagle
Annie Deering
EF. G. Jenkins
M. B. Easters
Kurten
C. B. Thompson
J. J. Tatum
North Zulch
Free Baptist Church
Thedford’s Black-Draught Endorsed by East Nashville grocer
W N Parsons a local grocer testifies to Thedford’s Black-Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach headaches and indigestion. He says he relies on it daily and would not be without it, praising its bowel cleansing and liver regulating effects. He warns against imitations and urges asking for the original.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Nashville
Tenn
W. N. Parsons
G Rocer
Parsons
Thanksgiving visitors and local society notes in Bryan area
Social calendar highlights Thanksgiving guests across Bryan and vicinity. Entrants include Mrs. L H Tucker hosting Marie Currie and others, extended families visiting from Houston Galveston Navajota Beaumont Waco and Dallas. Local notables attend union services Aggie Longhorn game and community events.
Rountree receives gift at A and M College reception
At the Y M C A reception room in College Station Texas on November 17 1921 Mr Lee J Rountree editor of the Bryan Eagle and Brazos county representative in the Texas legislature was given a gold watch with Knights Templar and R A M charms. President W B Bizzell spoke praising his work for education and noted his potential role in a constitutional convention. Mrs and Mrs Rountree were warmly thanked by college staff and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
A. & M. College
Rountree
W. B. Bizzell
Brazos County Poultry Association Reorganized and Aims Set
A Bryan meeting revived the Brazos County Poultry Association with C. L. Benson as president and Geo A. Adams as secretary. J. F. Oates was elected president of the permanent group, with officers named to foster poultry improvement, plan a county exhibit, and seek Chamber of Commerce support for funding and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Brazos County
Chamber of Commerce Club
Brazos County Poultry Association
Geo. A. Adams
C. L. Benson
Chas
S. Gainer
J. O. Tucker
J. Webb Howell
W. O. Sanders
Hendrix Conway
Chas. E. Jenkins
C. E. Jenkins
J. F. Oates Co
L. Benson
E. R. Alexander
Finance and Agricultural Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Texas Flood Areas Seek Tax Relief in Possible Special Session
Six Central Texas counties asked Governor Neff for five years of tax remission for flood wounds and crop losses. Delegation led by Judge T. S. Henderson urged relief if a special session is convened, though Neff opposed sessions unless prison inspection demands it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Austin
Texas
Nett
Neiteft
Robertson
Brazos
Burleson
Milam
Bell and Williamson
T. S. Henderson
Cameron
E. H. Astin
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
J. E. Porter
Caldwell
A. N. Lauderdale
W. C. Page
Somerville
John A. Smith
Calvert
G. E. King
Taylor
A. W. Wilkerson
Robertson County
Insurance
Ed Hall
Govenor
Robertson, Brazos
Williamson and Bell
Brushy Creek
San Gabriel Rivers
Neff
Texan Through With Russian Railways
A. G. Eddy, longtime Eastern railroad figure, travels from Siberia to Brooklyn via New York, after aiding Russia’s rail rehabilitation with American experts. He notes no future foreign posts, jokes about Broadway proximity, and calls Harbin among the worst cities, near Port Said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
A. G. Eddy
Siberia
Brooklyn
N. Y
Russia
New York
New Orleans
Eddy
France
Broadway
Harbin
Manchuria
Port Said
Egypt
Cancelled Deed Restores Houston Baby to Mother
In Houston Texas on November 21 a deed transferring all rights in a three week old baby for $10 and other terms was canceled by Judge Walter E Montieth. The adopted mother and the biological mother sought the order to avoid public notoriety claiming the sale would harm the child’s future reputation. The court canceled the deed and the baby returned to his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Walter E. Montieth
Religious Census of Bryan Postponed to Next Sunday
The religious census planned for this Sunday in Bryan is postponed to next Sunday due to many residents attending the Golden Wedding celebration at Steep Hollow. The note asks Bryan residents to cooperate and watch the Eagle for further announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Want Ads in the Daily Eagle Promised Payouts
Classified line notes say the Daily Eagle will pay readers for want ads placed or forwarded. Payment details and eligibility are described in the small print, urging quick submission to receive compensation offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Eagle
Nominate Farrier to Oppose Governor Neff
A mass meeting in Pittsburg on November 19 urged Col H M Farrier of Omaha Texas to run for governor. Delegates praised Farrier as a loyal Democrat with strong personal character and wide support from Texas Democrats urging him to yield to solicitations and enter the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrier
Neff
Pittsburg
Friends
Milton Farrier
Court House
Texas
C. C. Mulkey
Sam R. Greer
Mr. Farrier
Henderson
Morris County
Col. H. M. Farrier
Omaha
Col. Farrier
Texas Federation elects new officers at Fort Worth meeting
At the twenty-fourth annual Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Fort Worth on November 21, Mrs. Lee Joseph of San Antonio became president with unanimous support. The new executive board includes Mrs. R. P. Robins, Mrs. Dallas Scarbrough, Mrs. Fred Robinson, Mrs. Elmer Butler, and Mrs. Oscar J. Cox. Maggie Barry of College Station was elected to permanent board membership. The convention also approved a motion for a state board of censors for motion pictures and reorganized departmental activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Umland
Houston
W. C. Davis
Franklin
J. W. Hamilton
Jewett
E. H. Astin
Lee J. Rountree
Austin
San Marcos
Julia Anderson
Montgomery
Ala
Margaret Ragland
Paris
Daugherty Collins
Denison
Jesse Clayton
Marshal
Hester Brite
Marfa
Kathleen
Pattie Sims
Malcolm McInnis
Annie Dearing
Wesa Weddington
Coral Clark
State Teachers Association
Dallas
McInnis
Miss Dearing
Roscoe Bates
H. C. Robinson
Elizabeth
W. T. James
W. P. Connely
M. FE. Wallace
Connelly
Bryan
King Vivien
C. M Ballard
J. C. Davis
College
J. T. Richardson
W. E. Taylor
Cook’s Point
E. O. Siecke
Omaha
Neb
J. W. Searson
Lincoln
Siecke
Lee Meerscheidt
Leo, Jr
Richmond
Nannie Rohde
W. C. Boyett
Temple
Brazos County
Wynne Lay
Tyler Haswell
Loyd Young
Corsicana
Dan C. de Maret
Milton B. Parker
Vivian Ozelle Conlee
Iola
John D. Conlee
Washington Street
Winnie Carroll
Rye
Tom Cheeves
Marlin
Martha LaPrelle
Lucile Reams
Beaumont
J. T. Hanway
E. C. Harder
Anderson
Jerome Terry
M. Lawrence Parker
Terry
Stella Johnson
Estelle Anderson
Laura Treed
Wickes
George J. Nedbalek
E. H. Edge
E. G. Jenkins
M. L. Parker
M. H. Erskine
Tom G. Suber
R. M. Walker
J. M. Saladiner
Frances VanZant
San Antonio
Della Lawrence
J. W. Batts
College Avenue
L. Benson
Lufkin
Livestock and Agricultural Exhibition
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
Lee Joseph
Joseph
R. P. Robins
Dallas Scar
Barry
Sims
Maggie Barry
College Station
Percy V. Pennybacker
State Federation
General Federation of the Women's Clubs
Texas Federation
Pennybacker
J. C. Terrell
Edward Rotan
Waco
M. W. Sims
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. H. Tucker
Marie Currie
M. J. Schuler
Galveston
N. B. Tucker
Navasota
J. M. Reed
Elmer
J. D. Cox
Flynn
Bell Norville
Harvey Sender
J. Ralph Wade
Ed Hadlicka
John A. Boriskie
Sarah Williams
Joe Willis
R. A. Fraser
Bess Hooper
A. M. Waldrop
the Free Baptist Church
Union
J. P. Domingues
Alice
Frances
Louis
A. W. Kinnard
Francis Domingues
Longhorn
W. S. Dowling
Dowling
S. E. Eberstadt
Nora North
Thornton
Jaquelin Ellis
Kauffman
R. R. Ellis
W. C. Mims
Betty Sanders
Artie Lou Smith
Louise Bone
Medical College
Miss Bone
Mrs. Rountree
TEXAN
J. F. Oates
Donse Grothers Sedan
State Board of Censors
Louise Andrews
Abilene i
Malcolm Munroe
E. E. McAdams
John A. Moore
Moore
Helen Moore
S. E. Isenhower
A & M College
H. R. Brayton
Elizabeth Alexander
Lucy Harrison
Minnie Burnett
Martha Thornhill
Miles
Stella Vita
Sele Props
Thatcher
CIA
Chattanooga
Texs
U.S. A
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