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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1924

Page

7

Glenrose Ideal Vacation Spot Described by Covey

J E Covey and family praise Glenrose Texas as a paradise for vacationers with flowing wells 165 spring water ice cold wells Parks and tiny rental camps along the Paluxy and Brazos rivers offering water cooled drinks fresh vegetables and shaded campsites four days there on a North Texas tour described as the finest place to spend a week in Texas.

Glenrose Texas J. E. Covey Paluxy Brazos Paluxy River Judge Muse Dallas Bryan Covey

County Agent Warns Of Bad Roads And Poor Crops

County Agent C. L. Beason reports bad roads across eight East Texas counties and a generally poor crop outlook. He notes especially poor roads from Brazos to Madison, with some Panola precincts building highways, and a grim cotton and corn situation in Nacogdoches and Nacogdoches county being bone dry.

C. L. Beason Texas Brazos County Grimes Madison Houston Cherokee Nacogdoches Rusk Panola Panola County Benson Will Hill Carthage East Texas

Former neighbors drop in to see Fullers in Bryan en route to Gulf

Mr and Mrs F D Fuller greet Prof and Mrs W F Gidley and family as they pass through Bryan driving from Lafayette Indiana to Galveston The Gidleys left Purdue for a new pharmacy professorship at the University of Texas Medical College The two families were neighbors at Purdue when Fuller came to A and M seven years ago

Fullers Bryan Gulf F. D. Fuller W. F. Gidley Lafayette Indiana Galveston Prof. Gidley Purdue University University of Texas Medical College Purdue Fuller

Hoyle Returns From Masonic Service Tour

S. C. Hoyle has returned from a week long Masonic Service and Educational tour with Wilbur Keith. Programs were held in Yoakum Brenham Huntsville Crockett and Wills Point as the seven weeks tour concluded at Wills Point. The trip visited 66 towns with over forty speakers. Moving pictures of Masonic Homes were shown and Mr. Keith spoke on What Masonry Has Accomplished During the Last Five Years.

S. C. Hoyle Masonic Service Wilbur Keith Association Yoakum Brenham Huntsville Crockett Wills Point Keith Masonic Home

Bryan Chamber Sets Defense Day Events and Courses

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce schedules a courthouse lawn gathering for teachers on September 4 and a National Defense Test Day program on Bryan Main Street at 8 pm September 12. The group discusses Western Union service hours and plans a resolution urging changes. Directors present include Haswell, Miller, Bradley, Cole, Convery, Dulaney, Fountain, Lawrence, and Eberstadt.

Bryan and Brazos County Lutheran Communication S. E. Eberstadt Hartner Locating Board The Lutheran Church Chamber of Commerce J. Bryan Miller Board of Western Union Telegraph Company Bryan Western Union Wilson Bradley W. H. Cole J. E. Covey J. N. Dulaney E. J. Fountain Tyler Haswell Jno M. Lawrence O. K. Lawrence J. B. Miller L. L. McInnis M. E. Wallace

Billie Armour War Veteran Hikes Across States Trafficing 1923 Trip

William S. Armour, Argonne veteran with 28 machine gun wounds and gas exposure, travels on foot and bike across the nation. From New York to Los Angeles, now in Bryan on a third continental journey begun March 4, 1923. He weighs 191 pounds, carries a 70 pound pack, and performs in larger theatres along the route. Armour met President Coolidge and North Carolina governor, keeps scrapbooks with city clippings, and recently visited The Houston Post during Texas leg en route to El Paso and Los Angeles.

William S Billie Armour Argonne Bryan New York Los Angeles Amour United States Texas Houston Houston Post

Miss Ruth Lawler To Return Home From St Louis Visit

Post card from St Louis signed by Miss Ruth Lawler of Bryan says she has enjoyed the visit but will soon be returning home. Cathedral church pictured accompanies note.

ST. Louis Ruth Lawler Bryan

Howell Lumber Company Employee Suffers Right Leg Fracture

Jack Johnson a negro employee of Howell Lumber Company is hospitalized at Bryan with a fractured right thigh after being run over by a wagon around 2 PM. He denies dozing on the wagon and waking under it.

Howell Lumber Company Jack Johnson Bryan Hospital

Lions Club Luncheon Sees All Members Represented by Wives

The Bryan Lions Club held its weekly luncheon with wives of members seated at every table and a vacant chair for the Lion. Mrs. C. A. Searcy led business items while Mrs. Buchanan spoke on loyalty. The program featured readings by Miss Louise Martin and Miss Nina Ferguson, with 18 guests present and Tom Suber delivering a closing talk.

Bryan Lions Club Lions Club America Lion C. A. Searcy Elizabeth Held Bryan Brazos County Louise Martin Nina Ferguson Albert Buchanan

Officers Elected at Friendship Bible and Homemakers Classes

The Friendship Bible and Homemakers classes of the First Baptist Sunday school elected officers for the coming quarter starting September 1. Key posts include Artie Barron as president and Louis McCullough as president of the Homemakers class. A class banquet will follow, with a committee named to organize arrangements.

Friendship Bible First Baptist Sunday School H. C. Fender College Road Artie Barron Adell Hall Laura Belle Roten Bella Locke Corrie Suber Ella Blazek Nora Ward Velma Graham Louis McCullough Harold Sanders R. N. Burroughs Roy Nunn G. W. Parkerson J. B. Alford J. T. S. Park H. P. Smith O. J. Parks Evelyn Crawford

Job Printing On Time and Right

Eagle Printing Company advertises reliable job printing services with emphasis on punctual delivery and accurate results. Contact 36 for telephone orders and inquiries.

Eagle Printing Company

Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Will Jones in Steep Hollow

Mr Will M Jones and wife welcomed a nine and a half pound daughter born last night at 11 30 at their Steep Hollow home. The couple already has two sons and this is their first daughter. The Eagle congratulates the family.

Mrs Will Jones Will M. Jones Steep Hollow

Italian Mother of Six Dies in Bryan Hospital

Mrs. Maria Stella Di Chiara aged 44 from Sicily died at Bryan hospital at midnight after a brief illness. She leaves six daughters and survived by aged parents. Funeral service at St. Anthony's with Father Basil Bravi officiating, burial in Catholic Cemetery.

Maria Stella di Chiara Bryan Hospital Sicily Bryan Vincent di Chiara di Chiara St. Anthony’s Basil Bravi J. B. Gleissner P. Litwora Villa Maria

Brazos County B Y P A Holds Notable Rally at Reliance

A large crowd attended the Brazos County Baptist Young People's Union rally at Reliance on Sunday August 31 with overflowing church services and a noon dinner. Rev. R L Brown Rev John A Held Rev J J Pipkin and Rev Byron led a county wide program featuring Cottonwood Kurten and the Junior Union directed by Mrs J W Wiley. The next county rally joins the Brazos County Associational meeting at Steep Hollow Thursday morning at 10 o'clock before the fourth Sunday in October.

Baptist Young People’s Union of Brazos County Reliance R. L. Brown John A. Held J. J. Pipkin Byron College Cottonwood B. Y. P. U Kurten B. Y. P. U J. W. Wiley Bryan Brazos Steep Hollow

Cotton is Opening Fast as Farmers Report Early Bloom

Farmers say cotton has opened faster than ever due to continued dry heat. Some fields are opening prematurely while overall yield surprises despite the heat. Farmers race to hire pickers to avoid exposure to risk from storms after a long drought.

Major W. R. Cavitt Dies in Bryan at 75

Major William Richard Cavitt aged 75 died Thursday morning August 28 at his home in Bryan Texas after a long public career. He served as Bryan county attorney and state legislator and helped found the Texas A and M College. Born July 4 1849 near Wheelock Robertson County he built a civic life with tree planting pecan work and church service. Survived by two sons and three daughters, funeral set for Saturday in Bryan with family arrival from Colorado.

William Richard Cavitt W. R. Cavitt Bryan Brazos County Texas Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College Major Cavitt University of Virginia L .S. Ross A. & M. College First Presbyterian Church Cavitt Wheelock Robertson County Mary Mitchell J. P. Mitchell Horace Cavitt Batson Fred L. Cavitt Ethel Esther Edith Cavitt J. W. Cavitt John Cavitt Marlin Mary Cavitt Washington Clara Cavitt Herring Castleton Kentucky Kate Cavitt Gilmore Boston Mass

Liquor Confiscation Liquor Poured Into Sewer by Officials

About 600 quarts of confiscated liquor were poured onto streets and later into a jail kitchen sink and sewer by local officials led by Sheriff L. E. Morehead. The disposal occurred under the watch of District Judge W. C. Davis and County Attorney Oak McKenzie with no casualties noted.

Volstead L. E. Morehead W. C. Davis Oak McKenzie J. W. Hamilton J. W. Barron

Deatons Return From Two Month Carolina Visit

Mr and Mrs W A Deaton returned to Bryan after a seven week trip to Gatesville North Carolina. They attended two family reunions one for his family and one for hers visiting Montreal Blowing Rock Mount Mitchell and other Blue Ridge area sites. They spent a week in Houston visiting three sons and noted cooler Carolina weather and a warm homecoming.

W. A. Deaton Gatesville North Carolina J. C. Deaton Bryan Montreal Blowing Rock Mount Mitchell Blue Ridge

Amon Williams Well Turns Up Duster at 3273 Feet

The well drilled on the Amon Williams farm proved a duster at 3273 feet. The Danciger Oil and Refining Company of Wichita Falls, which directed the drilling, has no immediate plans for further operations in this locality.

Amon Williams Danciger Oil & Refining Company Wichita Falls

Caldwell Teachers Attend Institute at A and M College

A list of Cald well teachers traveled to Bryan to attend a week long institute at Texas A and M College. Superintendent C L McDonald led the group along with O C Rode and numerous named teachers including Miss Senada Smith Miss Flora Davis Miss Virginia Keller and others. Many of the attendees are identified by name.

Caldwell Bryan A.and M. College C. L. McDonald O. C. Rode Senada Smith Flora Davis Virginia Keller Ruby Kennie Daisy M Jones Pauline Commack Reube Gray E. Lane Porter Burdie Stone Nellie Parkhill Careel Bishop Lillie Dysick Patricia Rushing Rachel Murrah Blanche Kennerly

White's Cream Vermifuge Promises Relief for Worms

It drives out worms in children showing paleness fretfulness and appetite changes. A few doses restore health according to a fifty year record of successful use. Price 35e sold by M. H. James Drug Co. Both stores.

White M. H. James Drug CO

Teachers Visit Bryan Friends During the Week

Judge and Mrs. W C Perry and their young son from Houston are guests of Mr. and Mrs. R B Grant and family on Ursuline Avenue during the week.

Bryan W. C. Perry Little Son Houston R. B. Grant Ursuline Avenue

Coulter Family Holds Big Reunion Sunday

A family reunion was held at the home of Mrs. J. W. Coulter in this city on Sunday. Walter J. Coulter recently returned from an extended trip to Europe attended the gathering, with Dr. Hiram T. Coulter and daughter Miss Helen Coulter of Rockdale, and W. Frank Hoppess of Hillsboro among out of town relatives. Grandson Coulter Hoppess who summers at Camp Dixie Ga, and Mrs. Dona Carnes and Mrs. J. W. Coulter of Bryan helped complete the family circle.

J. W. Coulter Walter J. Coulter Europe Hiram T. Coulter Helen Coulter Rockdale W.frank Hoppess Hillsboro Coulter Hoppess Camp Dixie Dona Carnes Bryan

Sick at Home C E Griesser Improves Slowly

C E Griesser has stayed home since Saturday with a lingering fever. He is feeling a touch better today though the illness remains uncertain and he continues to rest.

C. E. Griesser

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eagle Haswell Billie” Armour States Lionesses A. J. Buchanan Lamar Jones L. L. Stephens Harry Edge Theo. Thomson Jess Hensarling Helen Held Pat Newton H. A. Bullock T. G. Suber M. M Robi. Armstrong Baptist Glasses F. L. Thomas Division of A. and M. College of Texas Las Deatons Carolina Cardu Cordus Cardus S. Ea Coulter Geta M. BF. James Drug Co Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer CO
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