Mixed baseball win at Volney boosts local team
Our mixed baseball team defeated Volney 5 to 4 on Friday. The F P A chapter held a Thursday meeting with talks on dairy cattle and poultry, plus harp music by Tony DeGeorge, Willie DeGeorge, and Leroy Lunsford. Rev Joseph Hegar conducted services at the Mora vian church, and a German Methodist cream supper drew many from the community. Miss Lottie Hovorak hosted a Saturday play party. Gladys Lightsey visited A M College this weekend with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney
F.P.A
Marvin Drgoe
Fred Rosenkranz
Mr. Rigby
F.F.A
Tony
Willie DeGeorge
Leroy Lunsford
Joseph Hegar
Temple
Moravian Church
German Methodist Church
Lottie Hovorak
Gladys Lightsey
A. and M. College
Sunday Socials and Local Visits Across Kings Highway
Numerous families and individuals on Kings Highway spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Notable mentions include Lena Novosad at Sam Houston State Teachers College, huntsville excursions to see Bettie MacLewis, baptisms at the Navasota river, and basketball results with Edge senior boys defeating Kings Highway senior boys 24 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Novosad
Frank Jancik
Jerry Novosad
C. L. Novosad
Huntsville
Lena Novosad
Sam Houston State Teachers College
A. R. Seasta
Frances Chytil
Bryan
Frank Wentercek
Otto Quitta
Millie Churik
Frances McDonald
Fort McDonald
Charlie Curik
Will Nedbalek
Ed Curik
Fritz Kindt
Kurten
C. A. Holden
G. A. Nash
Jettie Nash
Houston
A. C. Dowell
Elsie Hauptfleisch
Victor Akin
James Lynch
James Hoptkins
H. M. Zuladek
Ennis
Skubal
Louise Windsor
Ross Adams
Billie Joe
Faulkner
Church of Christ
Navasota
Roy Lewis
Bettie MacLewis
Earnest Bryan
Stroud
Edge
King’s Highway
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Hallo ween party caps King's Highway school week
King's Highway junior boys lost 18 to 10 to the ior boys in a school game. The Hallo ween party was held Friday night with music provided by the King's Highway school band. Miss Aline Stroud visited Miss Cleo May Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ior
King’s Highway
Aline Stroud
Cleo
Community Socials Report From Millican Area
Rev EF Carrington and daughter Johnnie with Mrs Burrows. R F E Dunlap and Edna Cowan at Grimes county fair. Teachers Miss Pearle Jones and Miss Hazel Bacon with Mr and Mrs Jones of Bryan. Nora Cowan of Houston visited D C Cowan family. Thelma Chinault spent Sunday with the Chinaults. Tommie Teague of Giddings visited D C Cowan family. Herbert Mills of Brenham and Bill Simms noted. Grady Cowan back from Cald well vacation. Joe McGregor and family returned to Houston after visit. Jack and Riley Comen of Caldwell visit D C Comen. Mary Langford absent from school due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
EF. E. Carrington
Johnnie
Grace Langford
J. W. Burrows
R. FE. Dunlap
Edna Cowan
Grimes County
Pearle Jones
Hazel Bacon
Jones
Bryan
Nora Cowan
Houston
Thelma Chinault
Bill Chinault
Tommie Teague
Giddings
D. C. Cowan
Herbert Mills
Brenham
Bill Simms
Grady Cowan
Caldwell
Joe McGregor
Carl Seely
Jack
Riley Comen
D. C. Comen
Mary Langford
Community Welcomes Ethelyne Raines Back After Six Week Absence
Miss Ethelyne Raines returns to the community following a six week absence spent in a clinic and at the homes of her aunts after an accident when her horse fell on her. She could not speak for two weeks but is now recuperating. Several local residents and visitors are noted with weekend and Sunday gatherings at various homes in Bryan and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelyne Raines
Gordon Mitchell
W. B. Roman
Macline Sullivan
Courtney
W. L. McCullouch
M. B. Robertson
Betty Jo
Iola
Cecil Kelley
Herbert Wehrings
Port Worth
W. H. Ryan
W. L. McCullough and Sons
J. W. McCullough
Wellborn
O. A. Jones
N. C. Cole
Alma Metcalfe
Noah Cole
Community Notes Include Visits and Local Meetings
Weekend gatherings feature Hazel Puschak plus Sarah Graham and multiple local families visiting in Bryan Caldwell and Wellborn. An all day Harvey schoolhouse event hosted by Adult Sewing and Cooking class highlighted sewing plans and fair talks with several residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Puschak
Sarah Graham
Cecil Kelley
Sam B. Pate
Claude Thompson
Rock Prairie
Jones
C. N. Jones
Weldon Jones
Bryan
Martha Ruth
Anita Hensarling
Tom Hensarling
Steep Hollow
J. J. Cook
Caldwell
W. B. Roman
Gordon Mitchell
W. C. Raines
Elmo Weedon
Otho Williams
Wellborn
Emma Warren
Ruby Smith
Harvey School House
C. L. Andrews
Maudie Buckhauks
Kittie Stuart
Alma Metcalfe
Betty Jones
Terry
A. W. Buchanan
Maudie Buckholts
O. L. Andrews
Billie
Brazos County clubs highlight farming progress and parley
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes show late peas sold by S I Dowling and a potential car on the horizon. Grimes County Fair exhibits rise to 17 with focus on pioneers and 4 H records due November first. Bankhead Act survey shows farmer support and optimistic tones. Cattle payments total 102661 with cotton subsidies around 241000. Pickle anecdotes from Steep Hollow and Millican praise quality and market demand.
Funeral Services Held Sunday For Lutheran Pastor
Rev Carl Frieling aged 61 5 17 died Saturday 5 15 p m at Reliance community funeral Sunday 4 pm Zion Lutheran Kurten interment Kurten cemetery born Achin Germany came to America at 11 settled Racine Wis later Paducah Ky studied Debuque Iowa Synod Seminary Nordheim Texas served Shelby Weimer North Zurich Kurten Mexico City missionary first Lateran minister in Mexico health failed returned to farm near Kurten survived by widow Dorothy eight sons and five daughters list of names provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
Kurten
Carl Frieling
Reliance
A. J. Meyer
Housston
H. E. Spitzfeil
Kurten Lutheran Church
Frieling
Mexico City
Lateran
Spitzenpfeiling
North Zuleh
Bryan Firemen Attend Funeral for City Engineer Head
Many Bryan firemen traveled to Georgetown to attend the funeral of Virgil P. Head city engineer who died at St David's hospital in Austin after a three week illness. Fire department arranged a substitute to cover all calls during the funeral period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Georgetown
Virgil P. Head
St. David's Hospital
Austin
Record of 1st Baptist Church Milestones This Year
The First Baptist church under Dr. W. H Andrew reports 110 new members the most in seven years. The Sunday School Baptist Training Service and Women’s Missionary Society are strong with a new senior department. About 150 elected officers guide auxiliaries, $18,000 raised, 602 budget subscribers, and six year totals of 624 members and $130,051.57 raised. Covenant Day marked the budget campaign launch with strong results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. H Andrew
Baptist Training Service
Women’s Missionary Society
Free Will Baptist Delegates Headed to State Convention
Free Will Baptists from Bryan and nearby areas plan to attend the state convention in Waco from Tuesday through Friday. Rev. C B Thompson, Bryan pastor and organizer of several local churches, left Tuesday. Rev. and Mrs. I J Blackwelder, Mrs. W G Reynolds, Mrs. Della Wooten, and Mr. and Mrs. J L Edge will travel early Wednesday from the Bryan church and stay until Friday with others expected to join later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Free Will Baptists
Waco
C. B. Thompson
I. J. Blackwelder
W. G. Reynolds
Della Wooten
J. L. Edge
Iola to Host Play Here Comes Arabella
Mrs. H. H. Blagraves and Miss Sarah Burton of Iola visited Bryan on Monday to promote a charitable play titled Here Comes Arabella. The performance is set for Thursday night November 1 at 8 o clock in the school auditorium, with proceeds benefiting Iola Chapter No. 458 Order of the Eastern Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
H. H. Blagraves
Sarah Burton
Bryan
Henry Koontz Seen in Bryan During Day
Henry Koontz of Zack was observed in Bryan on the day, with local residents noting his brief visit and movements around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koontz
Zack
Bryan
Eagle Seeks Buyer for Odd Furniture Pieces
An Eagle advertises disposal options for assorted furniture items no longer needed. The notice invites potential buyers to contact for removal details and pricing.
Brazos County Cotton Tax Exemption Certificates Report
Brazos County reports over 20 thousand dollars in tax exemption certificates transferred September 14 to October 30 totaling 516 thousand 650 pounds and averaging 3.9 cents per pound. About 7 million pounds issued locally plus 150 thousand expected in the 10 percent allotment. 12 thousand bales harvested. Farmers urged to turn in surplus certificates. price set at four cents per pound. National pool closing November 10. local sales aim before November 5 if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Brazos Bankhead
Houston Smith
Brazos
National Pool
Bryan Day Fair Opens Thursday at Houston Exposition
Bryan Day opens Thursday in Houston with Allen Academy band in the ceremonies and a concert lineup. A KPRC broadcast will feature Bryan publicity as residents plan trips. D L Wilson, secretary of Bryan Brazos Chamber, asks participants to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Exposition
Allen Academy
D Rive
KPRC
Bryan
Houston
D. L. Wilson
Bryan and Brazos County
North Zulch Man Hurt Returning From Funeral
Carl Wiese of North Zulch, pioneer German resident, suffered a broken collar bone and several fractured ribs Sunday afternoon returning from Kurten where he attended Rey’s funeral. Carl Frieling, driving with his son Richard and six others from the North Zulch Lutheran church, was the only one injured when their car left the road and ran into a ditch near their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Wiese
North Zulch
Kurten
Rey
Carl Frieling
Wiese
Richard
North Zurich
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Harvey
W. H. Andrew
H. P. Black
W. R. Cross
Hearne
Rosa Anna Rosier
Gladys Cross
Leonard Wheeless
Highway 21
Wheeless
Grandma Moore
Selma McDonald
W. J. McDonald
Bernice Rosier
Inez
Edith Payne
Billie Hugh
Louise Boggs
C. T. Strahan
L. J. Pamgram
William Nabors
Galveston
Chas. E. Griffin
Rudolph Kindt
T. C. Elliott
Johnnie Payne
Waymond
Bobby
W. C. Hill
Bernard
Dorothy
W. S. Johnson
Prentice Wilson
Clara Jane Chytil
Joe Wolf
Benchley
Edd Wymola
Jennie Louw Griffin
Chas
Griffin
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
S. I. Dowling
Brazos ‘County
Shell” Dowling
Grimes
Anderson
Santa Fe
All
Ted
Julian
Freddie
J. C. Emory
Bennie Calvin
Marvin
George
Chicago
Leonard
Bankhead
Elmer Bullock
Millican
1St Baptist
Free W. Baptist
Rusky
New Deal
Chic
Beauty and Gambler
Kwolens
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