Personal notes from Saturdays Daily highlight Bryan visitors
Miss Ethel Gelber returns from Pittsburg and Washington. Teachers, students, and residents like Miss Nina Henry, J M Dunn, Judge and Mrs W G Taliaferro, and many others are recorded returning from trips to Dallas Fort Worth Houston and more with civic and social mentions across Bryan.
Local Social News Highlights from Bryan and Nearby Towns
Charley Camp of Navasota spent time between trains in Bryan yesterday afternoon. Miss May Tucker returned from Henry Prairie Robertson county and was joined home by cousin Louise Lipscomb. Dr. George I Lee Miss Marian Lee and Mr. Goree Neeley of Wellborn attended an Eastern Star meeting here last night. Joe B Reed came back from a month with relatives at his Mass home. Miss Gladys Dowling of Wellborn returned from Cameron. A B Gandy Claud Gandy of Rock Prairie were in the city. Floyd Todd was in town from Harvey and Charley Locke of Zack visited Bryan today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Gelber
Pittsburg
Washington
Nina Henry
West Side
Dallas
Fort Worth
J. M. Dunn
W. G. Taliaferro
Bryan
Winslow
Ark
T. B. Wood
J. O. Tucker
Marlin
Dc. L. Baker, Jr
Waco
J. J. Womack
Houston
Jac. K. Parker
C. G. Walker
P. E. Dishman
Ft. Worth
Cotton Exchange
Mr. Dishman
Western Union
George Foster
J. J. Pressley
Cooks Point
Burleson County
R. M. Cammack
D. C. Vick
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
W. N. Wilson
Cottonwood
Harrison Lind
Peta
Harrison Lindsey
Reliance
J. H. Hearne
Kurten
Jessie Deverle
Calvert
W. D. Stallings
Alexander
J. H. Barnett
Steeple
Robbie Belle Colley
Mart
Vida Hood
Denison
Madelle Hood
KK. R. Ellis
C. M. Risinger
Eagle
J. Boriskie
Near College
Lottie Blanton
Vivian Bell
Palacios
G. W. Blanton
R. M. Dansby
Wellborn
D. S. Buchanan
M. College
Kerrville
Kerr County
Wade Cox
Loraine
San Antonio
Emlee Zachery
Galveston
Pearl Wallace
M. E. Wallace
Rank Webb
Frank
Beaumont
Dana
Richie Newland
Arkansas
K. Wooderson
Bedias
Bryan Hospital
Sarah Williams
Hockley
Chas Ramsey
V. E
Ruth
F. R. Collard
Wheelock and
Noah Cole Walker
Orange
W. J. Walker
Mabel Castles
Albert West
M. Hetty Curry
Edwin G. Jenkins
Nacogdoches
Millery Josey
Benchley
Mr. Josey
W. A. McKinney
Wheelock
J. W. Sheppard
E. A. Peters
Harvey
I. F. Thompson
N. F. Outlaw
George B. Shaw
Edge
Ruth Boatwright
F. M. Law
J. ’. Bagwell
Duke
Texas
Esther Brewer
N. F
Albert Hanneman
Lillian
Brazos Bottom
N. B. Turnham
Cameron
Turnham
James
J. H. Suber
Birtie Suber
Georgia
Suber
College Road
D. S. Tart
Hare
C. A. Robinson
Laura James
Mineral Wells
Hughes
Woodville
W. B. Cline
J. O. Edison
Herman Edison
Lee Evans
Cawthon
Alma Merwin
A. and
Margaret Zuber
Sam Houston Normal
Huntsville
T. B. Martin
T. P. Hall
William Hudspeth
Tabor
J. T. Swanson
Navasota
S. I. Dunn
Port Arthur
Texas Farm Boys
George F. Lee
Helen Lee
Leonard Perkins
Lubbock
Kate Parker
M. B. Parker
Charlton Storey, Jr
C. H. Storey
Corsicana
John Montgomery
Mumford
Morgan Cross
Fannie Maud
Minnie Cahil
Ben Powers
C. A. Searcy
T. A. Searcy
Perry
Iowa
Susie Haygood
Brad Haygood
Will Taliferro
Goode
Robert Armstrong
Armstrong
Ursuline Avenue
Douglas Howell
Pearl Kern
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Jess H. Gammon
Mexia
S. H. Jones
Yestern
Galves
J. S. Doane
Jack
Dorothy
G. M. Brandon
E. H. Astin
Onah Astin
Myrtle Dillard
J. J. Taubenhaus
Althea Edge
Kanyon City
Alaska
Erin Simpson
Millican
Nell Grimes
Lillian McLendon
Do. A. Adams
Allen Academy
M. Colege
W. S. Howell
One Carroll
H. C. Robinson
Robinson
Richard Nash
Aline Elliott
R. B. Elliott
Paul Junkle
J. H. Wilcox
Robert
Charley Oliver
Caldwell
James H. Webb
Annie P. James
Frank James
Nobie Webb
Lois Bethea
Corrine Mayfield
John T. Scott
Mr. Scott
Bay Ridge
Ray Montgomery
S. D. Randolph
H. F. Randolph
Gladys Walker
Miss Walker
Walter Holmes
Becker
Bran
Guy P. Bittle
S. J. Dunn
Mary Evelyn
Charley Camp
May Tucker
Henry Prairie
Robertson County
Louise Lipscomb
George I.’. Lee
Marian Lee
Goree Neeley
Eastern Star
Joe B. Reed
Mass
Gladys Dowling
A. B. Gandy
Claud Gandy
Rock Prairie
Floyd Todd
Charley Locke
Zack
Promotions in the A and M ROTC for 1920 21
College Station Texas August 28 promotions in the Reserve Officers Training Corps at the A and M College for 1920 21 were announced by Dr. W B Bizzell president. Cadet corps will be commanded by Colonel Bonner H Barnes of Coleman with J S Stovall Mt Calm as infantry commander in chief. The long list covers infantry field artillery cavalry and signal units with many officers named across Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Reserve Officers Training Corps
A. and M. College
W. B. Bizzell
Bizzell
Bonner H. Barnes
Coleman
J. S. Stovall
Mt. Calm
A. and M. College Corps
Infantry
Field Artillery
Cavalry
Signal Corps
Barnes
B. H
Stovall
J. T
Mowery
R. C
Almeda
Co. D
Bertseehler
I. L
Kosciusho
Miss
Forbes
A. L
Houston
Martin
G& W
Dallas
Horn
H. B
del Rio
Sherrill C. W
Reynolds
Mt. Calnn
Thomas
D. V
Texico
N. M
Co. A
Willis
W. 5
Beeville
Adjutant Field Artillery
Harding
A. C
Victoria
Clinton
D. D
Commerce
Snell
M. G
Lampasas
L. J
Yoakum
Edwards
Fitzgerald
J. K. Beaumont
H. San Antonio
Smith
C. R. Dallas
E. Woods
J. E
Corsicana
Kirkland
K. la Cleburne
G. Potts
T. P
Valley Mills
Adjutant
Atterberry
W. H. Marshall
Miller
G. B. Bastrop
Works
M. M
Amarillo
Hunt A. E
Huff
R. P
Waco
R. B
Dietrich
A. F
Cruisckshank
Corpus Christi
Hagen
Gainesville
Thompson
H. W
Hubbard City
Park
F. L
Dalas
Maxwell
R. H
Austin
Hatley
A. E
Laredo
Alsmeyer
L. H
Mission
Underwood
A. T
Luker
C. Proctor
Tuerpe
E. C
Lytle
Cox
W. W
Smithville
Davidson
C. E
Bay City
Ragsdale
T. W
Jacksonville
Sanders
J. S
Mansfield
Giesecke
J. O
Brenham
Frame
W. D
Denison
Finn
D. J
Little Rock
Ark
Co. C
Gaddis
M. L
Cotulla
Japeur
M. J
Port Arthur
King
Gatesville
Fischer
C. F
New Braunfels
R. R
Marfa
Drummett
P. W
F. N
Lake Charles S.a
Scott
Ware, Co
Davis
Roy F
Nacogdoches
Carson
C. W
Eagle Pass
Burns
L. L
Marcy
Cretain
P. D
H. L
Landrum
Dougherty
Blackwell
Okla
Hollowell
G. A
Albany
Sauphers
H. M
Greenville
Currie
J. F
Giles
Ballard W. L
Dove Season Opens in Brazos County with Hunting Rules
Opened September 1 marks dove season in Brazos County with duck deer and other hunts following. Non residents face restrictions on residence and license transit rules. Daily bag limits listed for dove Mexican white wing pigeons quail ducks geese cranes and other game. Deer season runs November 1 to December 31 with three bucks limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Central Texas Teachers Institute at A and M College
The third annual Central Texas Teachers Institute will run September 6 to 11 at Texas A and M College. Attendees include public school teachers from Brazos Grimes Leon Burleson Madison and Robertson counties. Distinguished educators from Peabody College Nashville and the University of Utah will lecture with A and M staff assisting led by Martin L. Hayes in vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
Central
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Howard Driggs
University of Utah
Dixie Wood
Sul Ross School
Waco
Corine Fonde
Department of Recreation
Houston
Mary Stuart Butler
San Marcos Normal
M. College
Martin L. Hayes
Harvey Happenings Reflect Local Weather and School Moves
The HARVEY column notes nearly a week without rain, sultry skies, and ongoing cotton picking. It reports political results for Pat Neff amid low vote totals, few teachers hired, and upcoming departures of local students for Bryan High and A and M College. It also mentions health plans for Sam Jones, visits from Bryan relatives, and travel by George Smith on college extension business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
A. m. Harvey
Pat Neff
Joe Bailey
Neff
Sam
Aubrey Pate
Bryan High
Iva Kelly
M. College
Dempsey Dyess
Huntsville
Icy Goen
Craburg
Hardin County
Delores Thibodeaux
Port Arthur
Sam Jones
Galveston
Stuart Barron
Bryan
W. R. Goen
George Smith
A. and M. College
Linton
Port Lavaca
Department
Military unit roster notes and assignments
The fragment lists personnel associated with San Antonio Battalion and Fort Worth units including 1st Sergeants Andrews W. H. B. and Waltrip O. H. along with batteries B and C and officers J. H. Jones and J. W. Martin among others.
Brazos County Bootlegging Raid Nets Crude Still
Sheriff L F Morehead and deputies raided Wilber Gaiter’s Cottonwood Prairie home twelve miles north of Bryan at 3 30 Wednesday morning finding a crude five foot pipe still with 20 gallons of mash and steam up ready to run. Gaiter jailed on $300 bond. officers believe this is Brazos County’s only legal still and expect no further trouble. The case follows six months of undercover work and ties to local bootlegging amid county land disputes and a 1920 court filing related to Eli Wickson heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
L. F. Morehead
Claud Moore
W. S. Martin
Dave Jolly
Wilber Gaiter
Cottonwood Prairie
Bryan
Gaiter
J. T. Cross
Edge
Had Leg Broken by Car Accident
Frank Mallerich Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mallerich, suffered a left leg fracture yesterday when riding his bicycle near Paul Dansby’s garage. Dansby backed a car, the wheel slipped as the child swerved, and the vehicle passed over his leg. He was treated at the hospital and sent home resting well at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mallerich Jr
Frank Mallerich
Paul Dansby
Dansby
Special Meeting on Charter Amendment of Bryan College Interurban Ry
Notice announces a special meeting of stockholders and directors in Bryan Texas for September 10 1920 to consider amending the charter section on construction operation and depots along the Bryan to College Station route using electricity gas or naptha for freight and passengers with L M Levinson secretary signing the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan College Interurban Railway Company
Bryan
Lvnxes County
Texas
City Y Bryan
Brazos County
College Station
L. M. Levinson
Sec
Citation by Publication Brazos County Texas 1920
The State of Texas issues a citation by publication to summon unknown heirs of multiple Wickson and related individuals. Publication required weekly for four weeks in a Brazos County newspaper. Appearance demanded at Brazos County District Court in Bryan on September 20, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Texas
Brazos County
Eli Wickson
Elizabeth Jane Wickson
Sterling C. Wickson
J. H. H. McKee
Asa Wickson
Joseph T. Robinson
M. D. Davis
Samuell Blackwall
S. E
Divorce suit summons in Brazos County Texas 1920
Citation commands Walter Stewart to appear at the Brazos County District Court in Bryan on September 20 1920 to answer a petition filed August 6 1920 by Jessie Beattrice Stewart seeking dissolution of marriage custody of Lula Stewart born from September 18 1908 and related relief. The summons requires weekly publications for four weeks preceding return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Tabor
Eli Wickson
Elizabeth Jane Vickson
Sterlng C. Wickson
J. H. H. McKee
Asa Wickson
Joseph T. Robinson
Peter Brown
P. O
Buzzard Roost Lake
N. EB
Wickson
W. R. King
Varan
Varas
Prairie
N. E
Eli Wieckson
Navasota
N. Ki
Yvaras
S. W
Byrum Wickson Heirs
J. W. Barron
District Court
Brazos County
Bryan
Texas
Walter Stewart
Jessie
Trice Stewart
Plaintaff
Lula Stewart
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W. T. Conaway
Independence
George Seale
J. E. Bullock
Bullock
San Angelo
Sweetwater
Big Springs
Plainview
West Texas
Plains Country
T. A. Hensarling
Promotions Reserve Officers Training Corps
THE
Central Texas Teachers Institute