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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1924

Page

8

Tabor Tidbits News From Tabor Starting School Year

Tabor reports no recent news as crops finish and rain ends a dry spell. Many locals depart for school with Edna Harriss Susie Benbow and Louise Blanton among those teaching or traveling to Houston Huntsville and Austin. Tabor high school opens Monday with Principal W G Colson and instructors listed. Rev R L Brown preached at Cottonwood, with Mrs Brown visiting from North Carolina.

Bryan Dally Eagle Tabor Edna Harriss Susie Benbow Bryan West Side Louise Blanton Houston Bertha Walker Huntsville Winnie Harriss Austin State University Tabor High School W. G. Colson Hettie Francis J. T. Cross, Jr Ruby Walker Hazel Bacon R. L. Brown Cottonwood Brown

Turbulent Fall in Kurten Shifts to News and Church

In Kurten on September 25 the drought eased with good rains aiding stock and gardens. The Evangelical young people's society schedules a September 28 meeting at the church with listed officers. The local school plans to open October 6 due to slow construction. Longtime residents Tobiases depart to Robstown. Herman Kindt works on lumber for a new house. Mrs. R. Franze celebrates a birthday.

Bryan Dally Eagle Kurten Winnie Rosa Mae Bukowski Benchley Evangelical Young People's Society Evangelical Church Adolph Conrad Emanuel Kasiske Mary Lou Prinzel Pauline Huff Freddie Rudolph Kindt Otto Kindt Gus Schultz Willie Schultz Otto Schultz Gus Byer Henry Endler Philip Endler, Jr Chas. Gerke, Jr Fritz Wiser Henry Rahnert John Manthei Arnold Stevener Tado Plagens Ernest Smat Ella Plagens Alma Kindt Gussie J. L Hurff Leslie Hearne Maggie Kelley T. L. Tobias Robstown Nueces Herman Kindt R. Franze

Stevenson Visits Brazos Bottom on Machine Shop Business

J. Brooks Stevenson traveled to the Brazos Bottom today for business relating to his machine shop.

J. Brooks Stevenson Brazos Bottom

Steep Hollow Rejoices Over Blessing Rain

Steep Hollow reports welcome rain with residents noting the relief. Miss Mattie Moore returns from Edge. Bryan visitors include W R Johnson and Marion Hartsfield families. A Bryan party attends church and visits with local families over the weekend.

Bryan Daily Eagle Steep Hollow Mattie Moore Edge W. R. Johnson Bryan J. W. Mathis Marion Hartsfield Elmer Bullock Lee Hopkins Iola Robert Jones T. W. Dehart Sam Bullock John Vera Smith Myrtie Bullock Thurman Smith

School Opens With New Staff In Edge Epigrams

Edge Epigrams notes the start of school on September 22 with Principal P. S. Mangum and teachers Miss Bertie Risinger and Mrs. P. S. Mangum. Local items include funerals for J. W. Moore of College Station, visits from H. T. Wheeless and family, and a Ladies Club surprise shower for Mrs. C. B. Moore.

Bryan Daily Eagle EDGE P. S. Mangum Bertie Risinger Messrs S. P. Ballard Claud Ernest Moore J. W. Moore College Station Bryan Cemetery Reagan Winn Wheelock Rachael Cabiness Bryan H. T. Wheeless Henny C. B. Moore Laura B. Roten

Marriage Licenses in Brazos County Listing Names

The Brazos County Clerk records list marriage licenses issued since the last publication. Couples named include A S McSwain with Allen Carson and Vera Halbrooks, Nelson Campbell Sr and Rosa Debose, G M Heflin and Minnie Ward, Jeanie Creamer and Nannie O B Flowers, D J Jones and Lillie Kemp, David Bell and Gladys Scott, Charley Lewis and Lucile Banner, W M Copeland and Adelle Jenkins, W T Jones and Maurine Schwartz, Tom Davison and Lela Smith.

A. S. McSwain Allen Carson Vera Halbrooks Nelson Campbell, Sr Rosa Debose G. M. Heflin Minnie Ward Jeanie Creamer Nannie O. B. Flowers D. J. Jones Lillie Kemp David Bell Gladys Scott Charley Lewis Lucile Banner W. M. Copeland Adelle Jenkins W. T. Jones Maurine Schwartz Tom Davison Lela Smith

Court Docket Sets Third and Fourth Week Felony Schedule

District court completed the criminal docket for weeks three and four listing cases with dates and brief descriptions. Notable items include State of Texas v. Albert Scott unlawful transportation of intoxicating liquor and multiple murder, embezzlement, and liquor offenses across Oct 1 to Oct 8 with various defendants and returnable dates.

District Court Z. O. McDonald State of Texas Albert Scott Willie Sloan W. L. Price Dave and Avery Greer Charley Palermo Monroe Roberson Peter Zulkoski Toney Woodyard J. L. Wheeless John Woodyard R. G. Turner Venice Julius Hernandes Julius Hernandez

Benchley Budget Includes Local Visits and Moves

The Benchley note reports a Sunday rain welcomed by farmers and visits from Bryan residents including Mr and Mrs Van Haltom and son Donnell. Will Haltom moves to Calvert, while Bill Peyton and family visit from Sutton. J E Cameron and children visit the Peyton home. Castalla relocates to Benchley as railroad foreman, with family to arrive soon. Jesse Peyton returns from Groesbeck where he served as foreman. Herbert Doerge visits from Navasota, and Glenn Bowman with Bryan kin spend the weekend.

Bryan Benchley van Haltom Donnell Will Haltom Calvert Bill Peyton Sutton W. H. Peyton J. E. Cameron Tabor J. C. Peyton Castalla Navasota Jesse Peyton Groesbeck Herbert Doerge A. D. Doerge Glenn Bowman

Beason Addition to Bryan Placed on Blueprint by Draftsman

The Beason Addition to Bryan has been laid off into lots on a blue print drawn by S. W. Mims of A and M College. Bounded by I G N tracks College Road Kazmeier Hatchery and Haswell street, the plot includes a 2 acre City of Bryan site for a future school, a park plot, and a lake planned by owner C L Benson. Construction will begin soon as lots are sold. Bryan edges toward College, threatening a future unification.

Beason City of Bryan S. W. Mims A. and M. College I.G. N College Road Kazmeier Hatchery Haswell Tyler Haswell C. L. Benson College

Brazos Pioneer Judge W. H. Moore Laid to Rest

Judge W. H. Moore died Saturday at his daughter Mrs. L. H. Wilson near College Station. His funeral at 9 a.m. Sunday was led by Rev. H. C. Willis of Bryan First Methodist. Interment followed at Bryan Cemetery. Moore, a Virginia native and Confederate veteran, lived in Brazos County fifty years and served as Justice of the Peace for College precinct. Pallbearers included F. E. Lichte and Roy M. Wilson.

W. H. Moore L. H. Wilson College Station H. C. Willis First Methodist Church of Bryan Brazos County Bryanemetery W. J. Moore Virginia Virginia Cavalry Stonewall Jackson Texas A. and M. College College F. E. Lichte L. E. Dowd Charles Gorzycke J. F. Ayers Claud Dixon Roy M. Wilson

Car Registrations for Braggs County

A list of new car registrations recorded since the last publication by County Tax Collector Roy Hudspeth. Names include American Steam Laundry Bryan W L Luther Bryan Geo Turner Bryan H A Foster Bryan J A Clutter College Station Hicks Rubber Company Waco Villa Maria Academy Bryan Tom Field Calvert W C Weir Itaska A L Higgs Benchley Frank Degelia Steele's Store Cole and Jones Bryan C C Thomas North Zulch 8 O Norcross Bryan Harris T Allen Dallas C E Griesser Bryan Will McCrea Bryan Mrs B D Chumley College Station John Stabler Bryan Peter Tremont Bryan

Roy Hudspeth American Steam Laundry Bryan W. L. Luther Geo Turner H. A. Foster J. A. Clutter College Station Hicks Rubber Company Waco Villa Maria Academy Tom Field Calvert W. C. Weir Itaska A. L. Higgs Benchley Frank Degelia Steele's Cole and Jones C. C. Thomas North Zulch O. Norcross Harris T. Allen Dallas C. E. Griesser Will McCrea Chumley John Stabler Peter Tremont

D L Wilson Returns From Weekend Visit

D L Wilson has returned from a weekend visit to Cameron.

D. L. Wilson Cameron

Brazos County youth learn placement training and farming notes

Brazos County Indians? No. Brazos County extends as the A and M College of Texas places federal students in training on local farms. Students like Theodore Plagens Albert J Opersteny J M Clary and J R Patton begin project work with Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds and general farming. Farmers report rains spur plow work and sowing oats for fall and winter grazing while terracing and soil humus remain priorities.

A. and M. College of Texas Brazos County Theodore Plagens Kurten Barred Rocks Albert J. Opersteny Bryan Rhode Island J. M. Clary J. R. Patton Plagens Fickey Clary, Patton and Opersteny Dobrovolney Place Leonard Road C. S. Jones J. Seth Mooring Steele W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Elzie Francis Tabor

Free Baptist Sunday School Class Elects Officers

The Philathea class of the Free Baptist Sunday school held a business meeting Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs S G Buchanan on Sterling Avenue. Mrs C B Thompson was elected teacher and Mrs R R Reynolds assistant teacher. Miss Una Buchanan was re elected president and Mrs Jack Bullard re elected vice president. Miss Ona Buchanan was elected secretary and Mrs Harry Edge, treasurer.

Philathea Free Baptist Sunday School

Kurten Community Fair Postponed Plan To Tie to House Celebration

James Lang president of the Kurten community club told County Agent C. L. Benson that the Kurten community fair is postponed due to farmers rushing to finish harvest. The fair will be held later in connection with the community house celebration now under construction.

Tabor Edge Steele’s Sam Dan Antonio Charlie Figaroto Prospect C. L. Benson James Lang Kurten

Tanlac Restores Strength for Dallas Typist in 1920 Ad

A Dallas typewriter repairman recounts how Tanlac revived his health after months of weakness and loss of appetite. He reports better eating, deep sleep, regained energy, and a return to full work, noting he gained ten pounds and his health remained good years later. The ad claims Tanlac has sold over 40 million bottles and urges avoiding substitutes.

Tanlac Quincy Pannell Terry Ave Dallas Texas

Steep Hollow Baptist Church Grows Under Pipkin

Rev. J J Pipkin, associational missionary, leads Steep Hollow Baptist Church since Rev Bullock’s paralysis. The revival by Rev Cole brought 25 additions, 16 by baptism. The church hosts regular services on the third Sunday with growing Sunday school and active B Y P U groups.

J. J. Pipkin Brazos Baptist Association Steep Hollow Pipkin J. M. Bullock Rev Association Bullock Claude Thompson R. L. Cole State Baptist Reg Pipkin

Tabor School Prep Sees Enrollments Over One Hundred Fifty

Tabor school will open next Monday September 29 with an expected enrollment between 150 and 175 pupils most registering on opening day. W G Colson and staff listed include teachers for high school intermediate and primary grades. Basketball prospects improve with five returning players and no football this year due to late season. New library laboratory and potential auditorium planned with playground equipment costing about 150 to 200. Local notes include visits from officials and residents, and a newborn born Saturday night.

Tabor W. G. Colson Bryan Tabor School Colson Hettie Frances J. T. Cross Jr Ruby Walker Mary Ewing Hazel Baker Eagle

Hensarling Family Reunion On Sunday

Abram E Hensarling of Hearne celebrated his twenty eighth birthday with a birthday dinner by relatives and friends on the Little Brazos River near Hearne. The gathering at Wellborn Bryan and Hearne featured two large white cakes and a surprise for Abram and Ruth Hensarling Lee whose birthday is September 22.

Abram E. Hensarling Hearne Bryan Little Brazos River Lille Brazos River Iearne Howard Lee Wellborn Jesse Hensarling John L. Hensarling George B.* Hensarling D. Burkhalter Goree Neeley R. M. Dansby J. P. White J. W. Barron Hervey Waterman

Calvary L Cazell Dies Suddenly in Bryan Home

Ceasor L Cazell aged 50 died Saturday evening at 5 o clock at his brother Gabe Cazell s home in Bryan s eastern part. He had been in town two weeks and suffered indigestion which caused his death. Body sent to San Antonio for burial this afternoon. Survived by wife two children Carl and Carmelia and brother Gabe. Born Corpus Christi October 25 1872 he moved to San Antonio about 40 years ago.

Ceasor L. Cazell Gabe Cazcell Cazell San Antonio Texas McCulloch-Gordon Co Carell Carl Carmelia Gabe Cazell Bryan C. L. Cazell Corpus Christi

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Bryan City Madison Hall East Side West Side School Kurten Klippings Ries Mildred Horton Benchley Budget Brazos Braggs County 10S County Boys and Girls Club Department Mary Locke Uncle Rastus Tennessee Alpha and Omega Wash Ashford Harvey Southland Rio Grande Rio Grande Valley Pannell Baptist Church W. S. Lackey A. B. Duckworth Bryan B. Duckworth Beaumont Caldwell Aubra Wagner Mrs Charles Opersteiy Chas. S. Gainer, Jr Chas. S. Gainer South Bryan Street Hensarling Family Reunion Houston, Texas Ida J. Parker Parker Bldg
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