Bryan social notes highlight visits and returns
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Keith return to Keith after hosting friends in Bryan at Mrs. Ethel Edmonds home on East 21st Street. Californians Mrs. Nannie Heiss and Mrs. Patricia Byers depart for Los Angeles. Other locals, including Carl Jones, Rudolph Pasler, and Miss Margaret Pasler, travel for business or education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Keith
Keith
Bryan
Nannie Heiss
Santa Monica
Calif
Patricia Byers
West Los Angeles
Ethel Edmonds
East 21St Street
Rudolph Pasler
Joe Pasler
Philadelphia
State reserve aims to aid cotton farmers with large crop
Texas farmers with excess cotton should wait on new certificates or taxes to see if the state's ten percent reserve benefits them. R. M. Hubbard of New Boston says proration of a 323,580 bale reserve is underway to adjust allotments for drought and other conditions. The reserve targets farms with below average planted cotton, first-time plantings, or drought-affected yields, aiming to protect family budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
R. M. Hubbard
New Boston
Bowie County
Texas A.sod M. College
Oct. 1934 club meetings and floral arrangements noted
The Philathea class held its October business social at Mrs. Caldwell’s home with a silver bowl presented to retiring president Mrs. J B Stevenson Jr. The Reading Club met with a flower display and gardening talk led by Mrs. Byrom. The Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a 1 pm luncheon at Bryan Woman’s Club with Mrs Maggie Barry as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Jno
Caldwell
J. B. Stevenson’ Jr
Dana Carnes
J. N. Dulaney
Pearle Thomas
J. B. Stevenson Jr
Brazos County
Reading Club
Woman's Club
P. 5. Mangum
J. Coulter Smith
M. P. Holleman
O. A. Ashworth
G. FE. Madeley
Billy Davis
M. H. Byron
Treasury Refunding Strikes Weak Government Bond Market
A sharp decline in government securities signals serious treasury deficits as heavy refunding operations approach. On Sept 15, $500 million notes matured, with plans to refund into long term bonds and issue 3.5 percent bonds for $1.2 billion Fourth Liberty bonds. Despite treasury support, private selling and bank liquidations pressured prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Dollar Stabilization Fund
Congress
Harrison
Wall Street Journal of
Fourth Liberty
Brazos Citizen Dies On Monday Funeral Tuesday
Thomas Henry Sampie aged 69 years nine months and 15 days died at 9 o clock Monday morning after a lingering illness at his home on the Dilleshaw Tap road north of Bryan near Tabor community. He was born in Tabor and had lived in Brazos county all his life. Four sons and four daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Henry Sampie
Dilleshaw Tap Road
Bryan
Tabor
Sampie
Brazos County
EF. L. Sample
C. R
Obituary notice for local Sample family members in Brazos County
The obituary lists Bryan and College Station residents including F. D. Sample and J. B. Sample and relatives from Fiona Tabor Bryan Abilene Big Spring and Houston. It notes two brothers and two sisters surviving and funeral held Tuesday at 10 am at Bickham Cemetery with R L Brown and Rev W B Breazeale in charge and pallbearers including four sons and two sons in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc Danes
R. L. Brown
1Ist
College
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist
E. L. Sample
R. Sample
F. D. Sample
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Carl Jones
Cameron Ranch
Margaret Pasler
Houston
W. Waldquist
B. D. Antone
Mr. Antone
Fort Worth
L. B. Elrod
B. T. Pool
Bryan Daily Eagle
McCoy
Alek
M. E. Philathea
J. 8. Caldwell
Bryan Reading Club
Ing
AML
Reserve Bank
Joseph Sieuf
Bulldog Drummond
Drummond
Loretta Young
Warner Olandina Merkel
Charles Butterworth
Roy del Ruth
United Antiots
Darryl F. Zanuck
Brazos
Madame Mozar
Mozar
Brazos Hotel
Mary Elizabeth Duffy
K. C. Hall
New
du Barry
Manchester
Kotex
Phillips Milk
Magnesia
Woodbury's
Jergen’s and
Hind’s
Fitch’s
Swagger
Eugenes,dge
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