Local notices and visits dot Bryan area life
Regional social exchange details list multiple visits and travels among Bryan and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Louis Storms, Mrs. E. Elliott, Issie Mae Baker, Mrs. Humphrey, H. Andrew, Rev. Vazeale, J. H. DuBois, Mrs. J. Perrino, Sam Perrino, and others. Attendees head to Chicago program rally and a Dallas Los Angeles trio. several stay with relatives in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obert Webb, Jr
Ater
Louis
Conroe
S. Webb
Housmorning
T. R. Batte
E. B. Elliott
Eldorado
I. Y. Baker
Mrs. Elliott
Issie Mae Baker
Ryan
Mrs. Humphrey
Houston
C. L. Baker
West
W. L. King
Bremond
Astin
Bryan
Brazos
E. Gustavus
Dallas
HH. Allen
H. Andrew
Baptist Church
Vazeale
Venue
O Day
Andrew
J. H. DuBois
Bryan and
W. S. Barr
W. W. Gunnalle Daly
Chicago
Miss
Wisconsin
Louisiana
G. T. Rheubotham
Rheubothher
Myrtle Jones
Roy Jones
West 27Th Street
Botham
Fuller No. 1
Hearne
Jones
Robertson
Manahe Southern
Brazos County 4-H Club Exhibits For Dallas Fair
Lena Novosad and Adele Churick, Brazos County 4-H contestants for a C I A College scholarship, prepared multi-year club exhibits including crops, canning, and garden work. They highlighted profits, projects, and storage plans as they ready their entries for the Dallas Fair Encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Novosad
Adele Churick
Brazos County
Lena
Exhibits Aid Fair Winners at Dallas County Show
County agents urge 4 H clubs to prepare exhibits for the Dallas fair with aims to win state and national prizes. Suggested entries include Santa Fe trips to Chicago Fat Stock Show at Fort Worth and a Washington visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Fair
Chicago
Fort Worth
Washington
Brazos County Singing Convention Invited to Meet with Reliance B Y P U
Reliance B Y P U reports a 7 30 Sunday program at the Hicks home enjoyed by all. They invite singers from Brazos and adjoining counties for next Sunday’s convention and look forward to a successful event. Most cotton picking is done as peas and corn rush to harvest. A Friday night play Squaring It With the Boss entertained locals with visitors from Kurten Bowman Bryant and College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hicks
Brazos County
Kurten
Bowman
Bryant
College
Benchley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Benchley residents share Sunday visits with Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman and son John Wallin of Steele’s Store. Cebron Sikes from Iola visits friends in Benchley. Ollie Wallin departs for San Marcos to attend Southwest Texas Teachers College. The Peyton family travels to Waco for Ringling Bros. circus and stays in Bremond where Mr. Peyton operates a Southern Pacific section this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bowman
John Wallin
Steele’s
Benchley
Cebron Sikes
Iola
Ollie Wallin
San Marcos
Southwest Texas Teachers College
Johnnie Peyton
J. H. Peyton
Waco
Ringling Bros. Circus
Johnnie Peyton, Jr
Bremond
Mr. Peyton
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Trio from Bryan Are Indicted in Local Bank Case
An indictment charging false entries and misappropriation of about 44000 from First National Bank of Bryan was returned by a federal grand jury. Named defendants Philip H. Hensarling Eugene M. Beard and Adolph Syptak are free on bond. The alleged offenses cover 1932 and stem from bank shortages. Texarkana notes a separate item on city sixtieth anniversary plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Federal Grand Jury
First National Bank of
Bryan
Philip H. Hensarling
Eugene M. Beard
Adolph Syptak
W. F. Carothers
Docket Fixes Murder Cases This September Term
District Judge W C Davis sets a 22 case docket for trial in September with three murder charges. Among defendants are Dr R J Hunnicutt and John Taylor, plus Robert Andrewes charged with fat al shooting Oscar Cunningham. Trials run in third and fourth weeks with multiple burglary, assault, theft and drunken driving counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
R. J. Hunnicutt
John Taylor
Robert Andrews
Oscar Cunningham
Ring Lardner 48 dies after long illness in Easthampton
Writer humorist Ring Lardner died Monday night at his Easthampton Long Island home after a prolonged illness. The 48 year old columnist and author had been in poor health since 1931 and had recently contributed to a weekly magazine. Born in Niles Michigan he rose to fame as a Chicago sports writer and later wrote ballads plays and skits including You Know Me Al and June Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ring Lardner
Easthampton
Long Island
Lardner
June Moon
George S. Kaufman
County Agent Controversy Settled by Martin County
At the recommendation of O B Martin director of co operative extension work M B Vieman will be returned to Harris county as assistant county agent effective October 1 The commissioners court Monday approved Vieman s return and the removal of his office and that of Miss Opal Roberson county home demonstrations agent from the chamber of commerce building to the courthouse County Agent G C Ellisor will retain his office in the chamber of commerce building The recommendation followed conferences with a committee investigating the removal of Vieman and chamber of commerce officials The assistant county agent had been removed weeks earlier and made county agent of Falls county but the move was protested
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Houston
O. B. Martin
M. B. Vieman
Harris County
Wieman
Opal Roberson
Chamber of Commerce
G. C. Ellisor
Martin
Sevral
Falls County
County Judge Receives Petitions on Office Move to Courthouse
Several petitions were sent to Harris County Judge W. H. Ward regarding removing Miss Roberson's office to the courthouse. The transfer was also recommended by Mr. Martin and discussed among local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Admission interest soars at Agricultural and Mechanical College
The Galveston News notes more than 150 applications for admission to the Agricultural and Mechanical college, with expectations that attendance will exceed university matriculations. The report reflects early demand and shifting enrollment trends in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston News
Bryan
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Holstein Herd Tops In Monthly Texas A&M Test
Twelve registered Holsteins in the Texas A M College herd led fat yield with Nadine Tidy Queen toping 58.7 lbs fat and 2004.7 lbs milk. Jewel Blanche Colantha Segis ranked second with 50.5 lbs fat and 1476.1 lbs milk. The 37 cows tested produced over twenty two tons of milk, enough to fill 507 ten gallon cans. Colantha Ormsby Bessie, a senior four year old, has completed her 10-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. & M. College
Nadine Tidy Queen
Jewel Blanche Colantha Segis
Colantha Ormsby Bessie
Months Test With Credit For Fat And Milk
A months test records a credit of 486 pounds fat and 14 794.4 pounds milk awarded to her, along with an advanced registry certificate.
Lamb Sales Off in Texas Fall Auction Report
Ranch leaders in San Angelo report about 200000 lambs sold in Texas this fall, well below last year. Prices vary from 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 cents per pound for poorer grades, while top lambs reach 5 cents and occasionally 5 1 4 cents.
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San Angelo
Texas
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R. Gardner
Norfolk
Sam Perrino
Margarette
Los Angeles
Calif
Lucy Carraba
Sam Vagliardo
Tony Dallas
Sam
Los Anos
Sisong
Sam Bryan
Vaba
Jack of
J. B. Dishman
Jack
Johned
Roanie
Grady Han
Wheel
Wayne Sigler
No Brothers and Barnumy Circus
Eagle Co
Lhones
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Adele Churik
Adele
Edge
Edge Women's Home Demonstration Club
College Station
W. R. Cross
Henry Koontz
Tabor
S. I. Dowling
Mesdames
W. C. Raines
O. L. Andrews
Tom Goodman
Steep Hollow
College Consolidated School
Thas
Four-H Club
Phars Allenra
INS Orug
Benchley News
Texarkana
Davis
Julius King
Jewel Lane
Oscar Bowen
Guy Brantley
Daniel Lane
Alfred Stewart
Gobell
Welborn
Mathis Chew
Frank Marshall
Roma Green
Mitchell Alexander
Chas. Wilson
Otis DeHert
Clyde Gossett
Geo. M. Brown
Richard Dromgoole
Will Walker
Jno. Randolph
Dock Hornsbury
Henry Watson
Bryan Ave
Montgomery Ward & CO
Bryan, Texas
Ward
Coats
AM Holstein
Sauire Edgegate
Louis Richard
Tirie
NRA
Radway’s
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