Bryan Hearne visitors and local notices highlight social life
Weekend activity centers on Bryan and Hearne residents with visitors from Dallas Houston and Austin. Notable items include UT incoming students Parker and Bishop attending the Bryan Hearne game, families visiting relatives, and travel notes from Chicago and New York. Also features engraving card samples from Eagle Printing Co and updates on local residents Mrs Carrington and Miss Batte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Parker
PD. Bishop
Estill
C. B. Love
Fort Worth
P. S. Park
Lee Maples
Bryan
Love
Artiee Frances
Dorothy Jean Bullock
Hoston
John M. Barron
Edgar Bullock
John Langley
Evelyn Dent
Dallas
Mos. Fogerty
Groveton
Nor
S. Rosier
Cecil
Lola Rosier
Kurten
Helen Batte
T. R. Batte Jr
Houston
New York
J. S. Smith Trading in Bryan From Tabor Community
J. S. Smith of the Tabor community was seen trading in Bryan today as part of local commerce activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Smith
Tabor
Bryan
Beatty to appear with Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus in Bryan
Clyde Beatty the world’s leading wild animal trainer returns to Bryan on Saturday October 21 as the feature of features with the Hagenbeck-Wallace show. The program includes Jules Jacot and groups of leopards pumas panthers hyenas bears and tigers performing pyramid formations tight wires and somersaults.
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Clyde Beatty
Bryan
Beatty
Chillicothe
Ohio
Jules Jacot
Local Court Sees Three Week Petit Jury summons
Citizens drawn for petit jury service for the next three weeks in district court have been summoned by Sheriff J H Reed and the court bailiffs. Names listed include Lawrence Koman W D Lloyd M P Mims Ralph Rudisell Frank Operstein F L Valinta Henry Strappa and many others. The document also records district court jurors for the first fifth and final weeks and notes church registrations and associational meetings in Madisonville Bryan College Station and surrounding areas.
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District Court
J. H. Reed
Lawrence Koman
W. D. Lloyd
M. P. Mims
Ralph Rudisell
Frank Operstein
F. L. Valinta
Henry Strappa
L. M. Glaze
Harry Fitil
Earl Presnall
W. R. English
T. C. Elliott
G. A. Long
Arnold Stevener
D. L. Wilson
Sam Lampo
W. R. Huff
Adolph Koladjeak
W. R. Cross
T. K. Lawrence
D. J. Hero Robt
L. Davidson
John Berger
Henderson
Emmett Ginn
Sam McDonald
Aubry Tobias
J. F. Turek
Ben Powers
Chas Gerka
Steve Reymond
Tom G. Suber
I. B. Sawer
Noah Dansby
Ed Plegens
M. E. Thompson
John Patrenella
A. B. Syptak
Henry Holebec
Antone Vitopil
John M. Lawrence Jr
Frank Patrenella
Fritz Kindt
James Sullivan
J. O. Wilson
T. E. Wallace
W. B. McGregor
W. K. Gibbs
Frank Merka Jr
C. B. Moore
Tony Ottea
Alton P. Boyett
W. T. Kelly
W. B. Colson
W. H. Kehlinbrink
C. A. Jones
A. J. Wallin
E. E. Allen
O. L. Andrews
Edwin Heine
R. C. Stone
J. H. Nash
R. G. Neely
C. S. Martin
John Collette
C. R. Crawford
J.J. Murphy
D. S. Parker
Victor Boriskie
Stina Boriskie
R. E. Jones
R. W. Howell
Coulter Smith
J. B. Christian
Chester Higgs
J. W. Turek
B. D. Fridel
J. M. Perrone
W. D. Mills
Fred Herlling
Joe Wehrman
W. B. Presley
Ed Putz
W. E. Wimberly
C. L. Taylor
Rob Fuqua
Carl Manthei
E. W. Hooker
John F. Ettle
Jack T. Johnson
Emery Smith
B. C. Allen
J. J. Dink
Leslie Lloyd
R. R. Newcomb
S. E B. Eberstadt
Women Meeting in Madisonville Hosts Luncheon and Program
Women of the hostess church in Madisonville hosted lunch and planned an afternoon program at 1 30 featuring organ solo by Mrs R S Webb and reports from officers and committee chairs including corresponding secretary treasurer Mrs W H Redford and mission study and education items led by local members plus a personal service and publicity segment.
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Madisonville
W. W. Gunn
Hostess Church
R. S. Webb
W. H. Redford
R. W. Persons
Rent your extra reems through The Eagle Wart Ad cotumne
A terse note promotes renting spare reems via The Eagle Wart Ad cotumne with unclear wording and limited context. The item appears as a small classified style insertion and lacks concrete details or contacts.
Local Sportsmen Seek Dove Quail Dates Change to November 15
The Brazos county chapter opposes current open dates for dove and quail seasons and plans to push changes to November 15 through January 15, running concurrently. They discuss pollution of the Navasota river near Groesbeck oil field, a possible polluters suit, and the need for funding beyond the state budget. Elders cites dead fish and oysters unfit for consumption and urges organized reporting of violations and expansion of local chapters. The next meeting is set for November 6 at the Y Chapel Room College.
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Navasota
Groesbeck
Brazos County
Mr. Eider
State Conservation Committee
Austin
General Fund For Fish and Game Protection
Elder
Club
Texas
R. M. Dansby
Mawhinney
Marshall Bullock
College
College Avenue Y W A Installs Officers Monday
Members of the Young Women's Association of the College Avenue Baptist church met Monday evening to install new officers and review upcoming activities. The group welcomed new leaders and planned community service at local events.
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College Avenue Y.W.A
Young Women's Association
The
College Avenue Baptist Church
Regular Meeting Installs New Officers at Mine Ghadya Dehart Home
A regular meeting at the home of Mine Ghadya Dehart installed new officers of the organization. Officers named were Edith Langley president, Edith Jones vice president, Mabel Jones secretary, Nellie Macliffin treasurer, and Mrs. Manson T. Reese counselor. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by the hostess. Attendees included Mrs. Manson T. Reese and many others such as Edith Langley, Edith Jones, Mable Jones, Gladys Dehart, Winnie Smith, and Cora Crenshaw.
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Mises Adele Syptak
Dee Worsham
Edith Langley
Ada Cheatham
Bonnie Walker
Ide Weichmeyer
Marjorie Nelson
Maxine Mathis
Mable Jones
Gladys Dehart
Hattie Russell
Lila Faye Vance
Gladys Rawls
Tennie Bell Smith
Ruth Dehart
Edith Jones
Winnie Smith
Cora Crenshaw
Quick Profit in Goats Nets Wardlaw Big Return
Roswell Wardlaw bought several thousand head of stock goats weeks before a mohair rise. The mohair sale paid the goats’ purchase price and netted Wardlaw about $2,000 in profit.
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San Angelo
Roswell
Bryan veteran attends 36th Division reunion
Albert Goodman former commander of Earl Graham Post No 150 American Legion returned from the 36th Division A E F reunion calling it a great event. He served in the 111th Field Signal Corps and met many wartime buddies at the gathering.
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Albert Goodman
Earl Graham Post
American Legion
36Th Division
Mr. Goodman
111Th Field Signal Corps
86Th
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