Noted Scientists and Leaders Featured in Public Notices
Profiles outline Dr John Albert Kolmer on infantile paralysis work and credentials from Maryland to Temple University. Also covered are explorers Vilhjalmur Stefansson and Arctic travels, Florida lawyer Scott Loftin as ABA president, birth control advocate Margaret Sanger, and labor mediator Lloyd K. Garrison detailing careers, honors, and rising influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Albert Kolmer
Kolmer
Lonaconing
Charlotte Hall Military Academy
University of Maryland
University of Pennsylvania
Villanova
Graduate School of Medicine
St. Vincent’s and Misericordia
Temple University
Philadelphia
American Medical Association
College of Physicians of Philadelphia
American Association of Immunologists
Alpha Kappa
Sigma Xi
Scott M. Loftin
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Bar
Florida Bar Association
American Bar Association
Milwaukee
Loftin
Pensacola
Henry Morrison Flagler
Flagler
Loftin, Stokes and Calkine
Florida
Miami
Montgomery
Ala
Washington and Lee
The
Knights of Pythias
Kiwanis
National Labor Relations Board
National Labor Board
Lloyd K. Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
Roosevelt
Wisconsin Law School
Harvard Law School
Root, Clark, Buckner and Howland
New York
Hoover
St. Paul’s School
Harvard
Navy
Ellen Jay
United States
Funeral Details for Deceased with Local and Out-of-Town Attendees
Funeral services conducted with Mrs J Webb Howell and Mrs Evelyn Sanders Williams at the piano. Procession left the home at 5 30 pm for Bryan city cemetery where Dr Watts gave the benediction and interment followed in the family lot. Pallbearers named. Out of town relatives and friends attended including Mrs Leonard Bush Huntsville Dr Ewing Bush Houston Mrs S A Collum Texarkana Mrs James Warren Texarkana Mrs Ada C Penn Austin and others from Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Webb Howell
Evelyn Sanders Williams
Bryan City Cemetery
Watts
Jack Howell
W. B. Edge
Pat Newton
George Chance
G. S. Parker Jr
R. W. Armstrong
Leonard Bush O
Huntsville
Ewing Bush
Houston
S. A. Collum
Texarkana
James Warren
Ada C. Penn
Austin
Gainwell Gantt
Ernest Japhet
P. S. Tilson
Millie Voigt
Freshmen Meet and Orientation at College
Freshmen activities begin with talks on study methods and health care by professors Wilcox and Peaberthy. Commandant Mitch ell outlines college regulations. Evening meetings align with students' religious preferences. New cadets receive uniforms from the federal government as they start ROTC basics. The Aggies open football season Saturday against Sam Houston State in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Association of
J. E. Mitchell
A. R. Emery
Military Department
G. B. Wilcox
W. L. Peaberthy
College Exchange Store
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Tom Dooley
McKinney
College Y.M.C.A
Aggies
Kyte Field
Sam Houston S.T.C. Bearkats
Huntsville
Barrow Seeks Medal Pride in Permanent Camp Milestone
Bill Barrow expresses resolve to wear the medal with pride and notes the permanent camp location as the standout achievement of the past year amid numerous efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Barrow
Scouts Report Milestones and Community Service Achievements
The narrative lists scout activities including fifty six regular meetings a Legion Fair booth seven scouts passing Red Cross Life Saving tests and collecting over 200 relief articles. They gave three baskets of food at Christmas and donated 100 toys for Bryan firemen to distribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Rees
J. W. Hall Jr
Alfred Schulman
Alfred
H. R. Brayton
J. W. Lester
Kathleen Stuart
Lions
Roy Danforth
Rural students enroll by supervisor districts listed
Rural students enrolled today under the Kurten-Wixon Prospect line include Kurten Victoria Holubec Mil dred Keith Emily Kindt Clara Cloud Ella Kehlenbrink Lillian Schram Dora Mae Keith Geral dine Gilpin John Douglas Jones Leonard Sabo Ralph Lindsey Odus Lang Joe Martin Henderson Jack Lindsey Louise Seeman Louise Hahn Raymond Lang Wixon Prospect Ben Carrabo Steeles Store Josephine Perrone Anthonette Varisco Tony Noto Frances Noto Lena Dege lia Doris Hearne Fannie Wallin Paul Perrone Dominee Fazzino Billy Scarpinato Julian Coronia Tony Varisco Katherine Viola Smetana Alliene Cahill Emma Regmund Dot Marie Sramek Fed Bukowski Frank Brandesky Johnnie Zemanek Helen Regmund Victoria Regmund Lottie Mae Cahill Alphonse Habarta Edward Merka Willie Turke Jim Abbatt Johnnie Rubin Tabor Carro Mae Seely Frances Nell Batten Laurie Barnes Louise Manford Lelia Atkins Lynn Atkins Edge Gladys Cross Larline Elliott Lena Martin Inez Payne Mattie Wilson Kathryn Wilson Mattie Pearl Murphy Beatrice Holiday Freda Schulz Ernie Barnett Lorene Rhodes Vlasta Rychlik Jennie Love Griffin Lucy Ruth Frame Marie Barnett Louise Cargey Lillian Chytil Otho Rhodes Milton Cross Samuel Bynum Vaughn Robert Wilson James Rosier Billie James Wilson Lydia Rychlik
Praise from Tucker for Bryan grid coach Pete Jones
Waco News-Tribune scribe Jinx Tucker lauds A. E. Pete Jones as a splendid mentor and Bryan high head coach, noting his Baylor 1928 captaincy and linking Baylor men coaching towns along highway 6 from Marlin to Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinx Tucker
Waco News-Tribune
A. E
Pete” Jones
Stephen F. Austin
Broncos
Baylor
Marlin
Navasota
Bryan High
Pete Jones
Seed sowing rates for alfalfa and clover crops
The article outlines sowing methods for alfalfa and clovers. It notes 6 to 8 pounds per acre when sowing in 8 foot rows, 15 to 20 pounds per acre for drills, and stresses shallow planting on a firm seed bed to avoid failures. It highlights the kingly value of alfalfa for hay and grazing, especially on creek, river bottoms and level uplands in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackland Belt
Texas
Winter legumes for pastures and seed costs advised
The article explains sowing seeds for winter pastures with varieties like black medic bur clover and white Dutch clover across regions, recommends sowing in September when possible, and suggests scarifying soil before sowing and light covering. It notes that seed costs are lower than market prices this year and that a small seed investment should pay off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackland Belt
East Texas
Gulf Coastal
Breaks Four Steers to Plow and Haul Heavy Loads
George Gibbs, a Bryan negro working for Ross Boateallie, used four young oxen broken in within the last three months to pull a wagon. Ages range from 18 months to three years, with Gibbs having trained them for about a month and a half. All steers were raised in Brazos County and are now used for hauling and plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gibbs
Bryan Negro
Ross Boateallie
Bryan
Boateallie
Gibbs
Brazos County
CONDITIONS ABROAD ARE PICTURED BY MRS BROWN
Mrs. R L Brown recently returned from Europe and the Holy Land spoke at the First Methodist church Sunday School hour. She described religious conditions abroad and showed souvenirs to illustrate her lecture, presented by Mrs. Oak McKenzie who oversees Mission programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
R. L. Brown
Europe
Holy Land
First Methodist Church
Oak McKenzie
Old Lead Mine of Leon County Sought Again
The Normangee Star reports renewed effort to locate a legendary old lead vein near a local creek. Early settler W C Hannah, who died in 1920, showed a younger man where lead was once dug to make bullets, and now two youths revisit the site hoping for success. If found the mine could bring silver as a byproduct and benefit the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilhjalmur Stefansson
M. College
Bryan College
Stefansson
Manitoba
Canada
United States
North Dakota
Iowa University
Harvard
Department of
Lesingwell-Mikkelsen
Star
W. C. Hannah
Hannah
Starman
Normangee
Son Is Born to Mr and Mrs Walter Wipprecht Jr
Friends in Bryan report the birth of a son on Thursday September 13 at Clarendon Virginia. The child is named Carl Harding Wipprecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Walter Wipprecht, Jr
Clarendon, Va
Carl Harding Wipprecht
Missionary Rev Keefer Accepts Highland Church Pastorate
Rev. O. F Keefer, longtime missionary for the Creath Bras Baptist association, accepts the pastorate at the First Baptist Church in Highlands Harris County and will assume duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F Keefer
Creath-Brass Baptist Association
Baptist District Meeting Set in Taylor September 26
Central Texas Baptists representing fifteen counties join First Baptist Church Taylor for a district 15 gathering led by Dr. A C Miller of Belton. Delegates expect 1000 Baptists as 225 churches plan to raise 11100 for state missions by December 1 and 27500 for broader missions next year. Notables include Dr Porter M Bailes Tyler and Dr J Frank Weedon Jacksonville with G S Hopkins. Session begins 10 a m on Wednesday September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Texas Baptists
First Baptist Church
Taylor
A. c. Miler
First Ba
Belton
Porter M. Bailes
Tyler
J. Frank Weedon
Central Baptist Church
Jacksonville
G. S. Hopkins
Thar Ap and Pau Site Ready for Fans
The article notes excitement as a site near Pau prepares for an event. Officials confirm preparations are on track and fans are being invited to attend with details to follow.
Former resident Chas E Conlee moved to Bryan clinic
Chas E Conlee of Keith Grimes county formerly confined to bed at home was brought to Bryan Tuesday for medical treatment at Wilkerson Clinic. He will stay a week to ten days and may see friends. Conlee is a brother of the late John D Conlee and once lived in Bryan before relocating to Grimes county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Stephen Eaton
Republic
Girdler
Jones & McLaughlin
Steel
New York
William Green
Clark County
Indiana
Tom
Lehigh University
Buffalo Forge Company
London
Oliver Iron and Steel
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Jones and Mclaughlin
Cyrus Eaton
New Corporation
Chas. E. Conlee
Keith
Grimes County
Bryan
Wilkerson Clinic
Conlee
John D. Conlee
Acting Building Inspector Named During City Engineer’s Vacation
Acting Building Inspector Cc. E. Jenkins takes over during the absence of W. J. Head city engineer who is on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Jenkins
W. J. Head
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artie
Margaret Sanger
Corning
N. Y
Claverack College
Hudson
Nurses Training School
White Plains Hospital
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital
England
Senate
Geneva
American Woman's Association
International Federation of Professional and Business Women
Sanger
Wilhjalmar Stefansson
Lloyd Garrison
Tom M. Girdler
Boy Scouts
Tucker
Bryan Grid
Leon County
Baptist Missionary
Baptist Meeting
Avia Friith
Pau Site
Ding Redi
Cae
Praha
Chevrolet
Hall Chevrolet Co
Wssan
Ics R
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