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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1930

Page

4

Census Errors Put Bryan Schools at Risk of Funds Loss

County and city school officials warn hundreds of 6 to 7 year olds were omitted from the census, risking thousands in state funds for Bryan and Brazos County. Parents are urged to report missing children to the county or city superintendent to ensure proper school funding.

F. M. Vance H. L. Durham Bryan City Supt Vance Durham Bryan Brazos County

Road Builders Plan Work For Texas At Bryan Meeting

Texas road builders gather in Bryan for the sixth annual highway short course at Texas A. and M. College. They discuss highway specifications bids and business issues while noting Congress boosted federal road aid from 75 million to 125 million for three years.

Road Builders of Texas Bryan Texas A. & M. College Texas Highway Branch Associated General Contractors of America Hoover Congress State Highway Commission

Zoning Ordinance Call for Bryan Growth Control

Community column urges Bryan to adopt a zoning ordinance to safeguard residential areas from encroaching business and industry. The piece notes other cities use zoning to protect homes while guiding commerce and growth, preserving property values and city character for future development.

Bryan Bryan and College

Texas A and M Adds To Service Conference

The conference called by President T. O. Walton of Texas A and M College aims to plan efficient use of Texas agricultural lands. It seeks to address unused land, resting overworked soil, and shifting crops to enhance profitability while conserving soil fertility. The college’s role is praised as a major force in state agriculture and this movement is seen as a step to broaden and improve service.

T. O. Walton Texas A M. College Texas Texas A. & M

Illinois Race for U S Senate Sees Deneen V McCormick Clash

The Illinois Republican contest for the U S Senate pits incumbent Charles S. Deneen against Ruth Hanna McCormick, a former congressman at large. McCormick argues against World Court membership and runs a hard campaign, while Deneen is seen as a skilled politician. Democrat Jim L Lewis may exploit wet platform tensions in Chicago and Cook County.

Hlinois United States Charles S. Deneen Ruth Hanna McCormick Illinois Deneen McCormick Mark Hanna Senate Ohio Jim Ham Lewis Chicago Cook County

Ohio board weighs value of girls basketball amid emotion

The Ohio state board of education questions girls basketball value citing hysteria over victory and melancholy after defeat. It notes that more competition could improve emotion control in sports and beyond. A Tennessee court official was quoted calling Americans “law crazy.”

Ohio State Board of Education

Becker Campaign Address Pushed to Friday Night

Dallas attorney Ernest Becker, candidate for attorney general, postpones his Bryan campaign address from Thursday to Friday night to be carried by KWKH in Shreveport on The Issue Before Nice American People. He travels to Shreveport for the program, the announcement states.

Ernest Becker Dallas Bryan KWKH Shrevepoort Tie Shreve Portecior

Community Talk By Mr. Becker At James Drug Store

Mr. Becker will return to Bryan from Shreveport to speak Friday night at the James drug store corner at 8 o clock. He will discuss the need for curbing chain stores and mergers of industry and capital.

Becker Bryan Shreveport James Drug Store

Intent to Marry Filings in Brazos County

Lee Osborn Chew and Beth Nixon of Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry and applied for a marriage license with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Monday.

Lee Osborn Chew Beth Nixon Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Mr and Mrs BE Peters Move In From Harvey Community

Mr and Mrs BE Peters were married today from their home in the Harvey community.

Mrs BE. A. Peters Bryan Harvey Community

Rye 4-H Club Year Plan Outlined by Rye Club Lions A M

A Rye 4 H Club committee met with County Agent C L Benson and Home Demonstration Agent Miss Lucy Givens to map a year long program. Meetings set for the second Tuesday each month feature education week May 13 with speakers from education and extension staff, and various Lions Club led activities including contests, community singing, and demonstrations.

Rye 4-H Club C. L. Benson Lucy Givens Rye Club Anton Zemanek Albert Merka Inez Higgs Helen Kopecky Supt Harry L. Durham Inex Higgs Lions Club

Karten Couple Wed in North Zulch Community

Miss Elsie Rae Gilpin of Karten and Ervin Todd of Harvey were married Friday at 5 pm in the home of Rev. C. B. Thompson of North Zulch. Attendants were Jesse Gilpin and Lorain Keith. The couple will reside in Harvey after a brief wedding trip.

Elsie Rae Gilpin Karten Ervin Todd Harvey C. B. Thompson North Zulch Thompson Jesse Gilpin Loraine Keith Kurten Todd J. P. Gilpin Community Society Floyd Todd

Brazos County History Study By Huntsville Student

Mies Lena Parkhill of Brazos County, a student at State Teachers College Huntsville, spends the weekend in Bryan gathering data on the county history and resources for a history paper to be filed in the college library archives.

Mies Lena Parkhill Brazos County State Teachers College Huntsville Bryan Mies Parkhill Brazos ‘County Texas

High School Track Meet Set for A M College April 26

More than 250 high school athletes from across the state are slated to compete in the eighteenth annual interscholastic track and field meet at Texas A and M in College Station. The event at Kyle Field will showcase most regular events plus a special relay section, with a new permanent trophy awarded to the winner.

Texas A. & M College Station A. & M. College of Texas Kyle Field Texas Aggies Walease Pati G. A Bor Vec

Rye Community Club Announces Months of Public Programs

Members of the Rye Community Club met with County Agent C L Benson and home demonstration agent Miss Lucy Givens to arrange regular monthly programs for the remainder of the year. Bryan Lions Club will assist in securing educational and entertainment numbers for each program.

Rye Community Club C. L. Benson Lucy Givens Bryan Lions Club

Byrne Commercial College testimonial from graduates

A series of voices praise Byrne Commercial College for practical training. A former student reports advancement and higher pay after bookkeeping and shorthand work, while another graduate thanks the school for helping land a position. The notice invites readers to request a free catalog from H. E. Byrne's college in Dallas Houston San Antonio Oklahoma City.

Byrne Byrne Commercial College

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Texas A. and Tennessee Athens Jena Ben Fred Tomkins Herbert Reynolds Alton Rowland Ben Tompkins Fred Tompkins Dana Henderson Jimmy Kitts Bryan Lions A-M Jess M. Cook Fall Gardens Victoria Severa America Columbus C. Todd Bryan Rotary Club Christine Erka Lions Rye Ture C. A. Searcy Bill Wimberly Lamar Jones C. B. Holzman Bryan Rainbows Jane Munday Florence Ayres Simmie Wheeler Order of Rainbow Bryan Assembly Brenham Walter Lloyd Masonic Building College Baptist Church George F. McCall Rainbow Girls Masonic Eastern Star J. R. Wright Ted K. Rover Elty RED Chain Hensaring Bryan, Texas
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