Motoring News and Local Happenings in Bryan
Friday's Bryan page reports Mrs T O Ogier and family touring to Houston. New baby boy for Mr and Mrs C F E Grainger at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Church society meets Monday at First Methodist. Mrs J Frank Fudge recovering at local clinic. Mrs A R Emery of College Station shopping in Bryan. Mr and Mrs B T Yager of Wellborn on Bryan business. Mrs E M Bryant and son Danny visiting in Bryan. W O Alexander of Houston visiting Allen Academy. Ervin Smith to Bay City to run a florist business. his brother Lee to manage Piggly Wiggly soda fountain. Mr and Mrs B A Forrest and children leave Bryan for Gonzales. Dr L O Wilkerson injured in plane crash showing recovery. wheel chair prepared. Club forms a committee to help visually impaired Brazos County residents. Attendance prize to J C Goldsmith from R C Franks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Ogier
Catherine Ogier
W. E. Neeley
Maurine
Ruth Neeley
Houston
C. FE. Grainger
Babe
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
J. Frank Fudge
A. R. Emery
College Station
Bryan
B. T. Yager
Wellborn
E. M. Bryant
Danny
Port Arthur
Wiley Higgs
East 24Th Street
Bryant
Maude Jones
W. O. Alexander
Allen Academy
Alexander
Academy
M. College
Ervin Smith
Bay City
Funeral Notice for W. Buchanan and Family Ties in Texas
Funeral notice details the life of W. Buchanan a Bryan native and World War I veteran. It covers his early schooling at Steep Hollow and Bryan, attendance at A and M College of Texas and service in Verdun St Mihiel Meuse Aronne and Toul sectors ending with the Armistice. It notes his 1919 marriage to Dorothy Magruder and the birth of three children and lists surviving relatives including siblings and a widowed mother with expressions of sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Buchanan
Anna Peters Buchanan
Bryan
Steep Hollow
A and M. College of Texas
Brazos County
United States Army
Verdun
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Toul
France
United States
Buchanan
Texas
Dorothy Magruder
San Angelo
G. Magruder
Edwin
John
Nancy Ann
Roy G. Buchanan
Pendleton
Ore
John D. Buchanan
Chicago, Til
H. Grady Buchanan
Waco
Lions Club Berlin sings All Hail Jesus Name in talk
Mr Brown notes almost no unemployment in some countries visited and praises using manual labor over machines. He sums up his talk with key remarks about employment and practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Jesus
Brown
Mrs A L Smith Wins In Post Recipe Contest
Mrs A L Smith of Bryan won first prize in the Houston Post favorite steak recipe contest. The prize is $2 for first place and three $1 prizes. Mrs Marshall Peters of Navasota won a $1 prize. Smith’s broiled steak recipe emphasizes selecting tender meat, broiling method, and a mustard sauce with Lea & Perrins and pepper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Smith
Bryan
Houston Post
Post
Marshall Peters
Navasota
Smith
Lea & Perrins
County Fair Demonstrates Quality Despite Bumper Crop
Farmers showcased fairly good products in a year of abundant yields. Fair catalogs reached attendees and schools across the county. The consensus affirmed the fair as one of Texas’s best county and community fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Man Pleads Guilty on Three Charges in Seguin Case
A man pleaded guilty to three charges and received a five year term in one case and two years in each of the other two. He has already served one term for burglary from Seguin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomez
Seguin
M. E. Women Meet at Church for October Session
The M. E. Women gathered Monday at the church with Mrs. Nat Allen presiding and Mrs. Nelson Dunane at the piano. The meeting marked the start of the last quarter of 1934 with a call to strong effort to finish the year in a blaze of activity. Reports from officers and chairmen followed roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Nat Allen
Nelson Dulaney
Paul
O. A. Ashworth
J. Ralph Howell
Richards
Huntsville
Local couples given marriage licenses by county clerk
Joe Martinez and Ramona James Mexicans and Etex Blue and Addie M Brown Negroes have been issued marriage licenses by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Martinez
Ramona James
Etex Blue
Addie M. Brown
Clyde Goen
Education Week Observed by First Christian Church Women
The First Christian church Women’s Department opened Education Week with a Thursday tea at Mrs. S. D. Buchanan’s home. Officers include W S Collard president and C N Shepardson parliamentarian. A Church Night for Allen Academy boys and new members is planned, with Education Week concluding Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Department
The
First Christian Church
S. D. Buchanan
Mesdames
W. S. Collard
James Ray
C. C. Hedges
J. D. Benson
F. S. Bledsoe
W. 8. Collard
G. E. Adams
Woman’s Missionary Society
E. Bledsoe
Social Service
James
Bettie Joe Cook
Zion
Lord’s Prayer
Jesus
Frances Rivers Anders
Hiroshi San
Alice Langford
David Benson
J. C. Harrison
Cattle Purchase Extended in Drought Areas to Oct 13
The government extends its emergency cattle buying campaign until October 13 to add about 522000 head to the quotas for drought regions. The program aims for roughly 7000000 total head, with $92000000 paid, spanning Texas to Wyoming and Arkansas to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Mexico
Dakotas
Utah
Wyoming
Arkansas
Minnesota
Oregon
Wisconsin
Louisiana
Federal
Five Stock Feed Agency
Kansas City
Sunday School Class Votes to Adopt Child
The Lily Cochran class of the First Methodist church unanimously voted to adopt an orphan from the Methodist home. The group will also hold a social meeting on the first Friday of each month and extend an attendance drive. Theodor Mahler teaches the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Cochran
First Methodist Church
Oline Koenig
Theodor Mahler
Bronco Routs Caldwell 38 0 In Forrest Field Thriller
Stephen F. Austin high school Broncos overwhelm Caldwell Hornets 38 to 0 under Friday night lights. Stallings Merka Henry and Mead score as Bryan dominates with 16 first downs and 127 passing yards while holding Caldwell to 49. Crowd packs main street for victory celebration and snake dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Broncos
Caldwell Hornets
Forrest Field
Pete Jones
Stallings
Caldwell
Broncs
Maurice Henry
Hornet
John Patranella
Merka
Mendl
Bryan
Deutsch
Johnny Mead
Milton Merka
Henry
Jones
Bronc
Hornets
Rangy
Eldridge McCall
Bill Holmes
Bronco
Lang
Lamar Zimmerman
Pat Ball
Shack Jones
Bill Moore
J. W. Barren
Ers
Houston
Easley
Slovacek
Main Street
Bryan— Caldwell
DF Xe
Os Et Ik
Ced Deutsch Ist
ABN
Phegley
MOCTO
DOPE
Alee Jones
Os Watson R. G Zimmerman
Weel Schwedach
Worthington R. FE Murr
Lesska
Easley Q
Vene Des Sefcik
B. Patronella
Slovacek R. H. Merka
E Icc
Faded
Lewis
McCall
Elliott
Canady
Hunnicutt
Restivo
Porter
Nelson
Jackson
Gregg
Holmes
Beal
Teitgin
Schoppe
Willard
Massey
Kaltwasser
Penberthy
Spencer
Ump
Wilson
Patranella
Orleans Brown and Arden J. Jones Granted Marriage Licenses
Orleans Brown and Arden J. Jones, both described as negroes from Brazos County, have been issued marriage licenses by County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans Brown
Arden J. Jones
Brazos County
Clyde Goen
Broncos Ready for Hearne Tilt After Dominant Win
Stephen F. Austin high school Broncos, buoyed by a 38-0 victory over Caldwell, prepare for a Friday road game against Hearne in the district race. Key players return as captain Merka strengthens the line while Hearne, led by Buck Guynes and Willie Ross Shires, aims for an upset after a 35-0 win over Reagan and a close loss to Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell Hornets
Stephen F. Austin High School
Broncos
Hearne Eagle
Hearne
Broncs
Caldwell
Eagles
Hornets
Houston
Raymond Alford
Hearne Club
Buck” Guynes
Willie Ross Shiresand
Alfred Kingsley
Underwood
Reagan
Cop Weathers
Marlin Bulldogs
Merka
Brones
Team schedules tough route through district play
A preview notes the forthcoming race against Hearne then meetings with Class A contenders Nacogdoches Jeff Davis Houston in Bryan. The cycle continues with Hempstead Franklin and Madisonville in the district as the team faces three more foes in group play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Nacogdoches
Jeff Davis
Houston
Bryan
Hempstead
Franklin
Madisonville
Talks At Schools Planned for Year By Bryan Pastors
Bryan Ministers Association schedules visits to three white Bryan schools for the coming year. Dates list pastors at Stephen F. Austin high, Travis, and Bowie with a rotating group including Rev. L A Wilson, Rev. W B Breazeale, Rev. L J Blackwelder, Rev J B Gleissner, Rev E S Bledsoe, H P Black, Dr L B Elrod, Dr W H Andrew, and Dr T G Watts through December and into March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Ministers’ Association
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin
Travis School
Bowie School
L. A. Wilson
W. B. Breazeale
L J. Blackwelder
J. B. Gleissner
E. S. Bledsoe
H. P. Black
L. B. Elrod
W. H. Andrew
T. G. Watts
I. G. Blackwelder
FE. S. Bledsoe
Dr. Watts
Elrod
Dr. Andrew
Blackwelder
Wilson
Breazeale
Gleissner
Bledsoe
Watts
Andrew
Camay Prize Contest Offers 1000 Year Income
Procter & Gamble promotes the Camay Prize Contest inviting 2,000,000 women to try the soap. The prize promises a guaranteed 1000 dollars yearly, new car and clothes, and college funding for a child. Contest closes at midnight October 15, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Camay
Camay Contest Offers Life Prize for Best Skin Essay
Easy rules invite any writer except P and G staff and relatives to submit a 100 word essay on Why Camay Is the Best Beauty Soap for My Skin. Entrants must attach Camay wrappers or copies and provide names and dealer addresses. First prize of 31,000 a year for life awarded each Christmas Day. lump sum option of 810,000 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camay
Procter & Gamble
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Katharine Clayburger
Woman's Home Companion
Hildegarde Fillmore
McCall’s Magazine
Rut Murrin
Good Housekeeping Maygaine
Procter & Gamble Co
Dept. B
P.O
Cincinnati
United States
Church Calendar of Meetings and Reverends
A list of church schedule entries by date with names of reverends and doctors. Meetings span March to May with repeated clergy such as Rev Breazeale Rev Bledsoe Dr Andrew Dr Watts Rev Blackwelder Rt Rev Gleissner and Rev Wilson listed across multiple Sundays.
Bryan Couple Lose Infant Girl Saturday
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jess McGee living in Giddings regret the death of their infant daughter at a San Marcos hospital Saturday. Born about 12 hours prior, remains were brought to Bryan and buried in the McGee family lot. Mrs. McGee is recovering rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess McGee
Giddings
San Marcos
Bryan
McGee
Black Hawk Ointment Ad Offers 50 Cent Jar
Stop that itching with Black Hawk Ointment guaranteed. If you suffer skin trouble such as itch eczema athlete's foot ringworm tetter or pimples this ad offers a 50 cent jar from McCartney Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCartney Pharmacy
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Lions Club
A. L. Smith
Legion
M. E
Soe
Ie Toomargin
Smother Hornet
Bryan Youngsters
Contect
H. Pp. Black
Rev
S. Bledsoe
Dr. Elrod
I. J. Blackwelder
the Eagle
Frederics
Baker Ave
East 25Th Street
Travis
Ls Srautieul Women
WEAF
N.B.C
Barry McKinley
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