Distinguished Dr Copeland to Visit Bryan Texas
Dr. Royal S. Copeland United States Senator from New York and former New York City Health Commissioner will visit Bryan as the guest of Mrs Dorcas Parker Spaulding relatives. The date depends on state speaking engagements and he is cited by New York papers as a possible Democratic presidential nominee. He is a featured speaker at the Dallas Fair today hosted by Hon Barry Miller with Dallas officials and fair directors present.
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Bryan
Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Copeland
Lyman J. Spaulding
Spaulding
Dorcas Parker
Texas
Dallas
Barry Miller
Buchanan couple to attend Eastern Star meeting in Amarillo
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Buchanan depart Monday noon by the H. and T. C. train for Amarillo to attend the forty first annual state meeting of the Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Buchanan will represent Bryan chapter No 222 and they expect to be away until next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Buchanan
Amarillo
Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star
Buchanan
Bryan
J U G Girls Meet At Youngs Home On South College
The J U G club of young girls, active for three weeks, held a Friday afternoon meeting with Ora Lee Young at Mr and Mrs H H Youngs home on South College Avenue. After the regular business, a social hour with refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. U. G. Club
Ora Lee Young
H. H. Young
South College Avenue
Mrs Conway Ill In Carlyle Illness Report
Mrs T J Conway formerly of this city now in Carlyle Illinois has been seriously ill for ten days. A crisis passed today and physicians express hope for recovery. Mrs Conway was formerly Miss Minnie Braatz of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Conway
Carlyle, Ill
Bryan
Conway
Minnie Braatz
Business Brisk in Bryan as Cotton Harvest Concludes
Merchants in Bryan report strong trade after the cotton crop is picked with clothing sales rising due to cooler weather. Retailers say business is good across sectors and customers from Grimes Madison and Leon counties are visiting. Bank deposits at the Guaranty State Bank & Trust Co. are climbing, indicating improving customer payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Eugene Edge
Grimes
Madison
Leon Counties
W. S. Higgs
The
Guaranty State Bank & Trust Co
Extension Service Club Opens Year With Literary Talk
The Extension Service Club met Thursday at Mrs. M. R. Bentley home for the first program of the year. Mrs. A. K. Short presided. Mrs. W. H. Darrow led a discussion on Popular Story Writers of the Day with assistors Mrs. D. L. Wethington, Mrs. G. W. Barnes and Mrs. S. D. Hughes. Members shared thoughts on notable reads from the past year during a general discussion. Refreshments of cream and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Bentley
South Texas
Extension Service Club
R. W. Persons
A. K. Short
W. H. Darrow
D. L. Weddington
G. W. Barnes
D. Hughes
Miss Beard Honored at Birthday Pound Party
Those attending the pound party on Thursday afternoon honoring Miss Eliza Beard on her birthday included Mesdames J A Myres EF F Parks R R Ellis C S Jones E Locke J W Dyer John Walker Sam W Buchanan Mills P Walker J E Brown E C Elliott Minnie Estill W J Roberts C A Harris Mollie Hood C E Richardson D C Vick and Miss Martha Martin.
Dr John S Murphy speaks at Villa Maria Academy
Dr John S Murphy L L D pastor of St Patrick s Catholic Church Galveston addressed Villa Maria Academy pupils at 10 30 AM Thursday retelling his three months in Spain and providing a brief history of the country He led a religious service at 7 30 PM in the chapel and was hosted by Rev J B Gleissner before returning to Galveston that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns. Murphy
L.L. D
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Galveston
Villa Maria Academy
J. B. Gleissner
Distinguished newspaper man visitor in Bryan
Herbert G. Wilson and his son Parker of Taylor arrived this afternoon for a visit with Dr. John A. Held and family. Wilson is editor of the Taylor Democrat and a successful young Texas newspaper man who will return to Taylor on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert G. Wilson
Parker
Taylor
John A. Held
Wilson
Taylor Democrat
Texas
Grant Breaks Arm Cranking Ford Car at Home
R H Grant fractured his right wrist while cranking a Ford touring car at his Ursuline avenue home around 1 30. He was taken to Bryan Hospital for treatment. The physician said the break is not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grant
Ursuline Avenue
Road committee to test public sentiment on Brazos roads
A Brazos county road committee holds its second meeting at 10 a m to discuss guiding road building. A sub committee will study local sentiment toward a permanent road program with D L Wilson as chair. Members from Rotary Lions Chamber of CommerceMillican Wellborn College and other groups attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
D. L. Wilson
W. N. Shell
Wilson
Rotarians
M. E. Wallace
E E. McAdams
Lions
Willard Chambers
Chamber of Commerce
Tyler Haswell
Kay Hassell
E. Eberstadt
Millican
J. Walter Smith
Wellborn
W. E. Graham
Steele’s Store
W. E. Degelia
Zack
Charles Locke
College
H .H. Williamson
R. R. Lancaster
Financial support secured for Negro High School athletics
An athletic commission of twelve patrons pledges financial backing for the Negro High School team. They purchased football gear, joined the North Texas High School Conference, and arranged a schedule with Hillsboro, Waco, Bryan, and others, aiming to avoid clashes with white schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thompson
North Texas High School Conference
Hillsboro
Marlin
Waco
Bryan
Allen Academy
Bryan High School
Thompson
Athletic Commission
Ed Scott
E. T. Pierce
Ernest Cass
C. W. Flint
W. A. Hammond
Rodney Green
Lindsey Fowler
Sam Walton
Bennie Rhone
Henry Crawford
Ed Mc.Intosh
Dr. Thompson
E. A. Kemp
Prairie View
Witness testifies on shady dealings by veterans director
Elias Mortimer testified before the Senate investigation that Thompson-Black Company principals loaned $5,000 to Charles R. Forbes while he led the Veterans Bureau during contract talks for a government hospital project. He cited numerous drinking parties tied to Forbes and contract negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Thompson-Black Company
Charles R. Forbes
Veterans Bureau
Government Hospital
Elias Mortimer
Philadelphia
Senate
Forbes
Rhineland Republicans Recede Amid Meager Reports
From Dusseldorf Oct 24 via Associated Areas the Rhineland republican movement shows first force spent with meager wire reports. Rebels captured some villages but evacuated Coblenz and Mainz. they held several towns but were driven from Dusseldorf and Crefeld. Nine killed as Coblenz fell to opposition.
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Duesseldorf
Rhineland
Republican Movement
Coblenz
Mayence
Crefeld
Monroe Stroud of Edge Spent Saturday in Bryan
Monroe Stroud of Edge spent Saturday in Bryan, engaging in activities that day and returning home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Stroud
Edge
Bryan
Highway No 45 Redesignation Still Pending by Highway Commission
A Daily Texas report says the State Highway Commission has not redesignated Highway 45. The route passes Huntsville Navarro Shire Brenham and Bryan area input awaits a later decision after a Chamber of Commerce committee presentation.
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the the Eagle
State Highway Commission
Huntsville
Navasota
Shire
Brenham
Highway Commission
Bryan
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Highway redesignation through Brenham Navasota Shire to stand
The State Highway Commission decided to keep the Austin Huntsville route designation as through Brenham Navasota and Shire. A Bryan Chamber hearing allowed supporters of the old Bryan route to present their case while delegates from Bedias Caldwell and others voiced views on the new alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Austin- Huntsville
Brenham
Shire
State
Highway Commission
Austin
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
W. B. Bizzell
Lee J. Rountree
Dave Wilson
Sam Eberstadt
R. P. Harrison
N. M. Adams
Bedias
Bowers
Caldwell
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Renick
Brule
B. F. Teague
P. B. Parten
W. F. Rea
T. H. Mackie
Commission
Kimbro Sues Evans for Libel in Texas Court
George B. Kimbro Jr. former Ku Klux Klan leader filed in a Texas state district court a libel suit seeking 100000 dollars against Dr. H. W. Evans imperial wizard of the Klan. The filing echoes a concurrent federal suit for similar damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
George B. Kimbro Jr
Ku Klux Klan
State District
Dr. H. W. Evans
Brenham Ex-Students to Gather for Barbecue Event
Brenham issues invitation to countryside for a barbecue on Monday October 29 with an expected 10000 attendees. Brenham A and M Club plans a show that night and seeks all ex students of A and M College and Bryan to join. Major Ike Ashburn Dr W B Bizzell and Marion Church of Dallas will attend per a letter to H Williamson. Williamson aims to organize at least two carloads to travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
Brenham A. and
M. Club
M. College
Bryan
C. A. DeWare
H. H. Williamson
Ike Ashburn
W. B. Bizzell
Marion Church of
Dallas
A. and M. Ex-Students Association
Mrs Philip Bosche in custody after fatal shooting
In Koppers Texas Bosche fatally shot Mrs Eugene Kellesberger at her father Philip Bosche farm home seven miles north of Koppers. Bosche was jailed on murder charges the same evening. The victim, wife of a Presbyterian medical missionary in Africa, died about thirty minutes after being wounded. The shooting was witnessed by two young daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Koppers
Bosque County
Philip Bosche
Eugene Kellesberger
Kellesberger
Presbyterian Church
Africa
Dallas
America
Barry Brown
Concord
N. C
Circle Members Surprise Miss Eliza Beard With Gifts
Members of Circle Number Two of the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church and Mrs J A Myres Sunday school class gathered at 3 30 this afternoon to surprise Miss Eliza Beard on East 24th Street with a pound party for her birthday. She thanked friends for the many beautiful gifts and expressed appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Number Two
First Baptist Church
J. A. Myres
Eliza Beard
East 24Th Street
Grand Commander denies Moore resignation report
John Cowles grand commander of the supreme council Scottish Rite Masons Southern Jurisdiction repudiates a council publicity statement that George Moore inspector-general of Alabama resigned after a discussion over the Ku Klux Klan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
John Cowles
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern
Council
George Moore
Alabama
Germany seeks review of payment capacity and budget reforms
Paris dispatch reports a German note to the reparations commission requests an examination of Germany's capacity to pay. It allows Berlin representatives to explain the situation and steps taken to reform the budget and stabilize the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedness
Paris
Germany
Berlin
Personal mentions of visitors and guests in Bryan
Mrs Hiram Downard and a baby visit Houston for a weekend staying with Mr and Mrs Morgan Locke. George Smith Jr and Vergne Adams join the Bryan High football team in Dallas. Several locals travel to Houston Beaumont Dallas and Waco for visits and family events including weddings and studying at A and M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Downard
Houston
Morgan Locke
George Smith Jr
Vergne Adams
Bryan High
Dallas
E. M. Haley
Huntington
Tenn
Bryan
E. M. Haley Jr
Weekend visits and trips noted in local society list
Mrs. George Samuel Parker visited Houston with her parents the Wilkinses. Mills P. Walker traveled to Edge and Tabor on business. P H Hensarling Jr went to Dallas to witness Friday football and visit the Fair. Mr and Mrs J W Thompson and children from Edge joined Bryan visitors at Mr and Mrs E A Peters in the city from their Harvey neighborhood farm. Mrs W H Cole and Mrs H B Brayton return from a pleasure trip.
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Tully Foster
The
Bottoms
R. H. Carroll
Harvey
Bryan
W. F. Odom
Kurten
Henry Koontze
Zack
R. M. McLean
Beaumont
J. W. Barton
Sam B. Wilson
W. F. Cross
Brazos Bottoms
Neville Higgs
Baylor University
Waco
Frances Wallace
John W. Poindexter
Rube Grant
the Bottoms
W. M. Hudspeth
Tabor
Julie Belle Gilpin
J. P. Gilpin
Dallas
Fred Gilpin
D. B. Cofer
College Station
J. N. Allen
M. R. Hooper
Hooper
A. & M. College
E. C. Elliott
East 28Th Street
George Samuel Parker
Houston
City
W. H. Cole
H. B. Brayton
H. L. Cone
Somerville
Texas
H. L. Jr
W. C. Ruditi
Hearne
Walter Armstrong
N. R. Newton
H. H. Newton
John T. Hines
Elizabeth Hines Hanly
New York
Ft. Worth
Hanley
Hines
RB. Locke
First State Bank
A. B. McSwain
Rock Prairie
McSwain
J. M. Mathis
Reliance
Capt. Mathis
P. S. Tilson
S. J. Baine
S. H. Wheeler
Samuel
Mary Baine
M. B. Parker
Steep Hollow
M. P. Manville
Texas Points
H. C. Fulgham
Embroidery Club
L. B. Barta
H. T. Schovassa
Henry Rohde
San Antonio
Rubye Boriskie
C. A. Allen
Bryan Allphin
Win Allphin
Vivian Seale
Madisonville
Rk. L. Spiller
Texans Visit Dallas Fair and Nearby Residents
A list of local residents and visitors includes Nannie and Lou Kirby of Benchley shopping with Bryan merchants, George Foster from Brazos bottom plantation, and A. and M. College staff H P Smith and S D Snyder touring Dallas for the fair and machinery exhibits.
Sunday Worship and Local Happenings In Bryan
Rev J J Tatum filled the Free Baptist pulpit at Cross Sunday morning. Many locals travel for fairs and visits with relatives in Dallas Houston Marlin and Waco. The new county health nurse Miss Elizabeth Curtis arrived to begin duties as Mrs Edwin J Jenkins falls ill at home.
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J. J. Tatum
Free Baptist Church
Cross
J. E. Covey
Marlin
B. M. Risinger
Brazos County
George
Madison County
Edwin Crenshaw
Dallas
J. J
Franze
W. G. Nelson
Dorothy Camille
Lynn Jr
Houston
Nelson
Iritz Baseman
J. L. Howard
Palestine
LG. N. Railway
Bryan
College
J. P., Brown
Plummer Taylor
Lyell
Northwlch
Central Texas Free Baptist Associaton
H. O. Ferguson
A. Ryall
Willie
Jasper
Wheeler Ryall
Baby
Noel Ryall
M. College
W. WW. Solomon
Augusta Jones
J. T. Hanway
Sid K. Simpson
Palace Theatre
Lovey Huggins
J. W. Wade
Wellborn
Will Viser
Mary Ethel Hawkins
Madisonville
Viser
Tom
Allen Academy
Ellwell
Howard Satterwhite
Burleson County
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Caldwell
New County
Elizabeth Curtis
Grace Browman
Edwin J. Jenkins
Falls County Sheriff Arrested by Rangers for Sale of Liquor
Falls County Sheriff C. O. Moore deputy Wesley Hunnicutt and farmer Ben Briggs were arrested in Marlin by Texas Rangers for illegal sale of intoxicating liquor. Rangers seized liquor at the Marlin jail and predicted more arrests, with jail confinement for the three men. Ranger Platt, sent by Gov. Neff, led the evidence.
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Marlin
Associated Press
C. O. Moore
Falls County
Wesley Hunnicutt
Ben Briggs
Texas Rangers
Rangers
C. H. Platt
Rex Lewis
Plott
Neff
Ranger Plott
Moore
Hunnicutt
Briggs
Miss Lizzie Mathis Opens at Cole Howe Co
Miss Lizzie Mathis announces her move to Cole Howe Company and invites friends and acquaintances from her home neighborhood and beyond to visit at the new location.
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Lizzie Mathis
Cole Holw Co
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J. U. G. Girls IN Meeting
Mrs. Conway
Extension
Miss Beard
John S. Murphy
Villa Maria
Grant
Ford
Negro High School
Highway Commis
George B. Kimbro JR. Sues DR. H. W. Evans
Phillip Bosche
Kellesbreger
Miss Eliza Beard
Chance
Ant
Nannie
Lou Kirby
Benchley
George Foster
Brazos Bottom
H. P. Smith
S. D. Snyder
Agricultural Engineering Department
A. and
Ross Elliott
Port Arthur
Humble Pipe Line Company
Wm. E. Garnett
R. C. White
Texas Federated Educational Council
J. M. Gordon
John Collins
John M. Lawrence Jr
Robert Armstrong
W. T. Burns
M. H. James
Stiles A. Giraud
New Orleans
Ashville
Giraud
C. M. Bethany
First Methodist Church Sunday School
H. H. Prager
C. L. Eden
P. D. Ashford
Ashford
P. H. Hensarling
Joe Gelber
S. G. Bailey
Tony Congelese
Steele’s
Union Hill
Phillip Trant
Security
Robert Owens
Trant
Inez Mize
Wallis
Cyrus Jennings
Bay City
Jennings
J. W. Hamilton
Br. W. Br, Biazell
John W. Laird
Guion Hall
J. B. Bailey
T. O. Walton
J. Kyle
G. Bailey
C. B
Guy Ament
Sabinal
First Christian Church
J. W. Payne Registered
Optometrist Masonic Building
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