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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
2
In a May 1 decision from Austin Texas the state supreme court ruled that the ninety day claims clause in Western Union telegraphs blanks does not permit extended time to file claims.
Marie McDavid, a graduate of Leland Powers School, will appear in a recital of The Taming of the Shrew at College Station on Friday evening. The event, under Young Men Christian Association auspices, aims to raise funds for Southern Student Conference delegates. Admission is by ticket.
The state intercollegiate track meet at Kyle Field and the intercollegiate tennis tournament will bring large crowds to the city this Thursday and Friday. Hotels report booked rooms and campus officials expect packed quar ters as teams arrive with strong fan support.
Mr. C F Gammit proposes building a Ladies Club House and swimming pool at Dellood parish. The plan includes a 9 foot deep pool, dressing rooms, and a reception area. A town platform seeks support from townspeople and Boyan leaders for the project, to be funded by the club.
An incident in Thurles is reported with Neal George EM Kelly and others. The article notes a fatal fall from an aeroplane during a divide ceremony, with limited details. a local resident, possibly Pinkham, is mentioned in connection with the event and a promotion for a relative named Hrogdon.
A note from a Commercial Club discussion covers plans for extending interurban service to Mary Aund College and coordinating with Chewartown residents. The piece mentions rail line alignment by Houston and Texas Central, local weather, farming activity, and community events at Alexander and Cottonwood including singing, church dedications, and a Sunday shoot.
A sizable Tiryanite contingent plans to attend the Uresham Mat test tomorrow. A special train departs at 6 in the morning with return from Grenham at 1 a.m. Friday. The A and M college baseball team will travel tomorrow for a doubleheader against Southwestern University.
Pastor Glenn Plinn urges all Methodists to attend prayer meeting, Sunday school, and regular services. He notes near capacity in church activities, with 100 at prayer meeting and 300 in Sunday school, urging members to invite friends and support the missionary campaign. The Ladies' Aid Society invites attendees to a Friday afternoon event for Mrs. C. M. Proctor.
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