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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1923

Page

3

Y Man of Bryan Marries in Dallas Surprise

Friends of Milton Fountain and Miss Mary St Claire Russell of Bonham learned they wed in Dallas Sunday rather than November 22 as announced. The couple met in Dallas and were married by Rev. Gorge W Truitt. Milton is son of Mr and Mrs FE Fountain of Bryan and the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Russell of Bonham. Details were limited by telegram to his parents.

Milton Fountain Mary St. Claire Russell Bonham Dallas Bonham Daily Gorge W. Truitt FE. J. Fountain Bryan J. W. Russell

City Power House Replaces Crank Shaft No 2

The crank shaft for engine No 2 at the city power house, which broke during operation, will be replaced by a new shaft that arrived Saturday. City Manager E. F. McAdams says No. 2 is expected to be back in operation this week.

E. F E. McAdams

Delegation From Bryan Seeks Highway Redesignation

A Bryan Chamber delegation led by Dr. W B Bizzell D L Wilson Sam E Eberstadt Mrs Lee J Rountree and Senator R S Bowers traveled to Austin to argue before the Texas Highway Commission for restoring Highway No 45 designation after recent rerouting from Huntsville to Austin via Navasota and Brenham.

W. B. Bizzell D. L. Wilson Sam E. Eberstadt Lee J. Rountree R.S. Bowers of Caldwell Austin Chamber of Commerce Texas Highway Commission Huntsville Navasota Brenham

Night Officer Raids City Gambling Den Arrests Nine

Night officer Offa Williams raided a street craps game inside the city limits and arrested nine individuals for gambling. Most appeared before the city court this morning and paid fines of thirteen dollars and twenty cents each.

Offa Williams

Brazos County B Y P U Organized At First Baptist

Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Brazos county B Y P U unions met at the First Baptist church to organize the Brazos County Association of B Y P U. A nominating committee named officers for 1923 24 with Miss Lida Belle Pipkin as president and Clarence Ellwell as assistant president. The next meeting is set for Kurten Union in November.

Brazos County First Baptist Church Lida Belle Pipkin Jnc. A. Held J. J. Pipkin Pat Newton Adell Hall Bryan W. H. Buchanan Kurten Clarence Ellwell College Station Mary Locke Tabor R. L. Brown Choirester Norma Hill Edge Johnnie Sabo Brazos County Association Kurten Union

Bryan High Victorious Over Kosse 6-0 on Friday

Bryan High school defeated Kosse 6 to 0 in a football game Friday. The low scoring clash saw Bryan High secure the win with a single score.

Bryan High Victors Bryan High School Kosse

Italian Patriot to Receive Decoration

Philip Cimino an Italian patriot living in Bryan since 1940 is awarded a silver medal by the Italian government for gallantry during World War I. He served 42 months as a maraleur soldier, fought at Gorizia and Piave, was wounded three times, and will receive the decoration on October 14 at St. Anthony's Church with Rev Basil Brain presenting it.

Philip Cimino Italy Bryan Gorizia Piave Basil Brain St. Anthony’s Church

Pastors of prominence occupy Baptist pulpit Sunday

Rev. G. W. Owens of Marshall a Baptist General State Convention enlistment man preached at 11 o clock in First Baptist church. In the evening Rev. J. P. Reynolds of Dallas spoke representing the Baptist Standard.

G. W. Owens Marshall Baptist General State Convention First Baptist Church Owens J. P. Reynolds Dallas Reynolds Bryan Baptist Standard The Baptists

Rev J M Bullock Reappointed Steep Hollow Pastor

Rev J M Bullock of Bryan was unanimously called to serve another year as pastor of Steep Hollow church after Sunday service. He and his wife married in Steep Hollow over fifty years ago and he has led the church for forty years or more during intervals away for other religious work. His long life of service aided the community in rejoicing and sorrow, and he remains active as the shadows lengthen in retirement.

J. M. Bullock Bryan Steep Hollow Bullock Old Steep Hollow Rev. Bullock

Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Smith at Zulch home

Mrs Elizabeth Smith 66 died at the family residence in Zulch Saturday. The funeral was from the home Sunday with Rev J J Tatum and Rev C B Thompson officiating. Interment followed at Willow Hole burial ground near Zulch. Pallbearers were Ivan Langford Homer Barnes Dick Ball Elbert Bagnett Albert Seay and George Boswell. She was a Free Baptist church member and well known locally.

Elizabeth Smith C. M. Smith Zurch J. J. Tatum C. B. Thompson Old Willow Hole Zulch Ivan Langford Homer Barnes Dick Ball Elbert Bagnett Albert Seay George Boswell

Receipts of Cotton at Bryan Warehouses Reported

Cotton receipts in Bryan total 17 505 bales for the season through Saturday. Eden warehouse shows 1 423 round bales and 1 079 square bales. Farmers Union warehouse reports 7 690 bales while Parker Lawrence warehouse reports 8 025.

Bryan Eden Farmers Union Parker-Lawrence

Sewanee A and M Game Attendance Reported

Dr B A Sims Sewanee graduate Dr A Benbow Hal Saunders and others bought tickets to Dallas for the Sewanee A and M game. The H T C sold 61 tickets per Ticket Agent Stuart L Harris. Some attendees joined the A and M Special Friday night.

B. A. Sims Sewanee A. Benbow Hal Saunders

Very Old Check Found Blowing Across Streets

A 1897 check for 5.60 drawn by D B Knox to C F Moore on Merchants and Planters National Bank near Bryan surfaced. Found near Eugene Edge Corner, the unendorsed document remains uncashed and appears surprisingly fresh after 26 years unresolved.

M. A. Phillips D. B. Knox C. F. Moore

Herbine Promoted as Malaria Remedy Across Counties

In malarial counties locals favor Herbine as a purifier of the system and preventive against malaria. The advertisement notes a 60 cent price and that the remedy is sold by all druggists under Ady.

Ady

Stella Vitae Promised as Scientific Triumph for Women

A sensational advertisement touts Stella Vitae as a universal remedy for female ills. It claims benefits for backache headaches loss of appetite and nervousness, presenting the product as a scientific breakthrough. Sold in Bryan by M. H. James Drug Company James Drug Store No. 2.

Bryan M. H. James Drug Company James Drug Store

Annual Report of Friendship Bible Class 1922 1923

The Friendship Bible Class of the First Baptist Sunday School reports October 1 1922 to October 1 1923 with Mrs Albert Buchanan as teacher. It lists contributions to Buckner Orphan Home gifts and special projects, funds for trips and missions, expenses for conventions printing and socials, receipts and cash on hand totaling 422.30.

Friendship Bible First Baptist Sunday School Albert Buchanan Buckner Orphan Home B. O. Home Tyler Jnc. A Bryan

Bryan Girl Elected President Greenhorn Club at University

Miss Gertrude Sims of Bryan was chosen president of the freshmen co ed group known as the greenhorns at the university. Miss Mabel Cooper of San Antonio serves as vice president with Miss Bonita Finney of San Antonio as secretary and Miss Celeste Olsen of Austin as treasurer.

BRYAN Greenhorn Club University Austin Tex Greenhorns Gertrude Sims Mabel Cooper San Antonio Bonita Finney Celeste Olsen

Four Babies Arrive in Bryan Over Four Days

Dr C A Searcy notes an unusual run of four consecutive births in Bryan over four days. The Thurman couple welcomed a girl on Saturday morning followed by the Campbells a girl on Sunday morning, the Jones family a girl on Monday morning, and the McGill family a boy on Tuesday morning.

Bryan C. A. Searcy Warren Thurman W. P. Campbell Henry Jones J. F. McGill

Coulter Hoppess Celebrates Thirteenth Birthday

Coulter Hoppess marked his 13th birthday with a family dinner on Sunday October 14 at Hillsboro. Father W F Hoppess and grandmother Mrs J W Coulter joined four neighbor boys for a day of celebration. The cake featured a star lattice design and a tiny silken flag amid embossed lettering naming Coulter and the date. He is active in Bryan Boy Scouts and values the flag as a symbol of merit.

Coulter Hoppess W. F. Hoppess Hillsboro J.w.coulter Coulter Bryan Boy Scouts

Treble Clef Club Picnic Supper At Fin Feather Club

Misses Lily Rush Shirlreed Walker Ruth Johnson hosted the Treble Clef Club Friday after noon. The group enjoyed a picnic supper at Fin Feather Club with fried chicken sandwiches cake and punch. Director Nannie Berryman received a birthday surprise with a handkerchief shower.

Lily Rush Shirlreed Walker Ruth Johnson Treble Clef Club Fin-Feather Club Nannie Berryman Mills P. Walker A. S. Ware Mohnike Wheeler Addie Ruth Ware Lucile Vick Lillian Davis Lily Rush Walker Shirlireed Walker

Car blocks Interurban on east of depot track

An automobile belonging to a traveling man became bogged about 7:30 this morning on the block east of the south end of the H. and T. C. depot near the track. The 7:30 interurban was compelled to pull the car out before it could proceed.

Death calls Mrs Elizabeth Smith in Zurch Texas

Mrs Elizabeth Smith aged 66 died at the family home in Zurch Texas after several days illness. Native of Madison county she will be buried in Willow Hole cemetery after funeral services Sunday at 3 30 pm from the family residence. Survived by husband C M Smith and five sons Bryan Allen Olle Plumer Georges and Ed Smith.

Elizabeth Smith Zurch Texas Madison County Willow Hole

Woman Knocked Down on Main Street by Car

Mrs. H. G. Korbel wife of a federal student at A and M was struck on Main Street at 10 50 by a car driven by Ozie Tisdale a negro resident near Mount Prairie. Injuries not serious. after hospital visit she returned home. Tisdale claimed the accident was unavoidable.

H. G. Korbel A. and M Main Street Ozie Tisdale Mount Prairie

City Commission Meeting Reports City Finances and Actions

The regular monthly meeting at City Hall reported the Bryan Power Co suit against the city upheld for the city by the district court of civil appeals in Galveston. City books audit by Victor Edge found correct for year ending June 30, 1923. Commission authorized bids for old East Side school painting and fixtures. An ordinance imposed a 10 dollar per day tax on traveling tent shows. Police and city managers authorized to hire a traffic officer and a night officer starting November 1. Three 500 dollar power plant bonds retired and burned. Present: Mayor Tyler Haswell, Commissioners McInnis Bradley Burger Jenkins, City Manager McAdams, City Secretary Bittle, Attorney Henderson.

Bryan Power Company City of Bryan District Court of Civil Appeals Galveston Victor B. Edge E. R E. McAdams Wilson Bradley BE. Jenkins Old East Side L. L. McInnis E. FE. McAdams Tyler Haswell H. A. Burger E. J. Jenkins E. E. McAdams Guy P. Bittle F. L. Henderson

Death of Miss Kathryn Peterson in Navasota

Friends in Bryan and College Station mourn the death of Miss Kathryn Peterson who died Thursday morning at her mother’s home in Navasota. Burial was in Navasota cemetery Friday at 3 o clock with many from Bryan and College attending.

Miss Peterson Bryan College Station Kathryn Peterson Jessie Peterson Navasota College

Navasota Farmer Dies in Suspected Roadside Death

R S German a 50 year old farmer was found dead on the I G N railway right of way three miles north of Nav asota Friday night or early Saturday morning. cause of death unknown. He sold a bale of cotton Friday afternoon and had some money left with a store for safekeeping. He is survived by a wife two sons and several stepsons. burial planned near Millican. Sheriff Morehead and District Clerk Barron went to the scene.

R. S. German I.G. N Navasota S. E. Lowe German Millican L. K. Morehead J. P. Barron

Catholics Observe Columbus Day Across Services and Events

Catholics observed Columbus Day with Mass prayers at St. Joseph's Parochial School led by Father J. B. Gleissner, flag raising at 9 00 am, patriotic songs, and an evening ceremony and dance at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Also noted are a drug ad for White's Vermifuge and local notices about stray mules and a Georgetown resident visiting relatives in Marlin.

St. Joseph's J. B. Gleissner Knights of Columbus

Blue Star Remedy advertised for eczema and skin sores

For sale by M. H. James Drug Store the Blue Star Remedy claims to relieve eczema itching tetter cracked hands ring worm chapped face poison oak sunburns old sores and sore feet. The ad promotes a topical treatment with broad skin healing claims.

M. H. James Drug Store

Pepsinated Calomel Promised to Relieve Backache

Advertisement claims Testa with Pepsinated Calomel stimulates kidneys to aid waste removal and ease backache. Guarantees relief or money back with promise of improvement by tomorrow. Endorsed by H. James Dye Co. and druggists.

H. James Dy. Co

Tabor High School Program Delights Tabor Community

Tabor Texas pupils presented a lively program with songs jokes stories duets current events and riddles led by teachers and students. Notable items included Irene Moore Rae Hugghins Emma Bozeman and Grace Samples among others plus a rambling ad for Herbine tonic.

Bryan Daily Wagie Tabor Tex Tabor High School Irene Moore Rae Hugghins Miss Goen Bessie Wilson Bessie Batten Delia Fuller Jewell Rudasill Emma Bozeman America Mr. Colson and the Boys Robert Batten Prentice Harrison Grace Samples Victrola The School

Reading Club Holds Regular Meeting and Elections

The Reading Club met at Carnegie Library for a routine session granting leaves of absence. Ruth Lawler was named secretary and J. T. S. Park critic as new members from the prior meeting accepted. Professor W. L. Harrington outlined the year’s study plan and discussed Hergesheimer in the novel Cytherea. A medical ad promotes Liquid Boyzone as a wound healing balm. Mrs. W. M. Young of Laredo visits Bryan and heads home tomorrow after a week with Mrs. M. B. Parker.

Reading Club Io Carnegie Library Mesdames Robert Armstrong Jr A. V. Brewer Howard Burt Sterling Evans Ruth Lawler J. T. S. Park Mesdames Lamar Jones A. P. Swatlow Allen Carr S. L. Boatwright Mal Hall Bond Ralph Ware Campbell Butler Irving T. W. Leland Oleson Drink Milner E. B. Reynolds Hugh Milton Enteen Hergesheimer W. L. Harrington A. and M. College Harrington

Marriage Licenses Issued at Brazos County Court

The Brazos County Court House issued marriage licenses last week to couples including Mose Felder and Carrie Gibson, Robert Green and Emma Sanders, L T Murphy and Lizzie Kindt, Dallas Caldwell and Rachel Circles, James Lewis and Elmora Loud, Robert Nash and Hattie Carpenter, John W Poindexter and Frances Wallace.

Brazos County Court House Mose Felder Carrie Gibson Robert Green Emma Sanders L. T. Murphy Lizzie Kindt Dallas Caldwell Rachel Circles James Lewis Elmora Loud Robert Nash Hattie Carpenter John W. Poindexter Frances Wallace

Auto Licenses Issued in Brazos County This Week

Auto licenses issued in Brazos county since October 9 include numerous individuals and firms such as T. E. Sheldon A. D. Jackson Paul Wager W. H. Ryan Hugo A. Endler C. A. Worsham Albert A. Kopetsky L. E. Robinson Mallory S. Hulls Chas A. Locke Bryan Telephone Company Tony Salvaggio Henry Johns L N Hunter Quince Taylor J. E. Fuller J. L. Edge Mrs. J. B. Walker Rent- A-Ford Company Tony Noto H. W. Peyton J. H. Stockton J. E. Cuthrell Joe Salidener R. H. Seale Velma Burkhalter L. W. Dixon Evarado Lopez F. J. Regmund Albert McDaniel.

Brazos County T. E. Sheldon A. D. Jackson Paul Wager W. H. Ryan Hugo A. Endler C. A. Worsham Albert A. Kopetsky L. E. Robinson Mallory S. Hulls Chas. A. Locke Bryan Telephone Company Tony Salvaggio Henry Johns L. N. Hunter Quince Taylor J. E. Fuller J. L. Edge J. B. Walker Rent- A-Ford Company Tony Noto H. W. Peyton J. H. Stockton J. E. Cuthrell Joe Salidener R. H. Seale Velma Burkhalter L. W. Dixon Evarado Lopez F. J. Regmund Albert McDaniel

School Opens At Steep Hollow In Fine Attendance

Steep Hollow Texas reports good attendance as classes begin under instructors Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hurff and Miss Laura Mimms. Honor students include Alton Risinger Lea Annie Gallatin Elbert Bullock Gladys DeHart and Louis Bullock. Laura Belle Roten leads the sewing club and was organizing work this week. James Tobias will move his family on November 1.

J. F. Hurff Laura Mimms Alton Risinger Lea Annie Gallatin Elbert Bullock Gladys DeHart Louis Bullock Laura Belle Roten James Tobias

Aggies Impress With Dominant Defense and Aerial Attack

The A. and M. Aggies overwhelmed D. X. Bible last Saturday with an impenetrable defense and strong passing game. Coach Bible’s team is praised as a well disciplined machine and the top unit in the conference as of midseason.

D. X. Bible Aggies Gill Bible Jinx Tucker Waca News-Tribune

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