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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1937

Page

5

Flood Control Survey Underway on Little Brazos

A flood control survey from the mouth of the Little Brazos River through Robertson County is in progress. Data will be sent to the Temple district office with recommendations to follow from L. M. Baugh. The survey is part of a broader Brazos River watershed project.

Little Brazos Hearne L. M. Baugh Brazos River Little Brazos River Robertson County Temple Mr. Baugh

Hearne School Adopts Letter Award Standards

The elementary school establishes a color letter program for outstanding student service. A committee of teachers and coaches will set eligibility largely following Interscholastic League rules. Separately, the Hearne Music Club members discuss a study on Poets Made Famous by a Single Poem.

Hearne Hearne High School Galveston Music Lovers Club Hearne Music Lover’s Club

Ely Chosen Mayor in Hearne Election

In Hearne the General City election chose W. H. Ely as mayor for two years. Aldermen elected were George B. Palmos A B Brady C L Dillard W D Blackstone J G Philen, with W A Wilkerson as city secretary and J Felton Lane as city attorney. Voter turnout was light.

Fifth Spring Dairy Show at Texas A M College

The Fifth Spring Dairy Show will be held at Texas A M College on Saturday April 17 at 1 o clock. The public and farmers are invited as students select animals for prizes and medals offered by local businessmen. The entire College dairy herd will be exhibited under A L Darnell who heads the dairy department.

Texas A. and M. College College A. L. Darnell

Truck Fire Destroys Fehr Bakery Upholstery on West 22nd

Firemen rushed to West 22nd Street at about 7 am Monday as a Fehr Bakery truck ignited. The blaze damaged the upholstery in the driver's seat.

West 22Nd Street Fehr

Regional Spring Meetings Planned By Texas Academy of Science

Four regional spring meetings of the Texas Academy of Science are set for April in Lubbock El Paso Edinburg and Commerce with programs by prominent scientists field trips and entertainment. The state-wide session will follow in Dallas this fall.

Texas Academy of Science Burt Edinburg College Station Lubbock Sl Paso Commerce R. G. Reeves Texas A M. College State Publicity Committee Dallas Don O. Baird Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville el Paso Douglas R. Semmes San Antonio Anton H. Berkman College of Mines Hueco Mountains Black Range N. M L. H. Addington New Mexico College of Agriculture Frederick A. Burt Texas A. and H. A. Hodges Edinburg Junior College J. G. Burr Texas Fish, Game and Oyster Commission J. C. Godbey Southwestern University Walter P. Taylor U. S. Biological Survey Charles N. Gould National Park Service Dean C. A. Ulrich Southwestern Uni

Work Progress Report From Bryan City Cemetery Meeting

The Bryan Cemetery Association executive committee met at City Hall with ten members present. Mayor John son praised the efforts and noted visible improvements at the cemetery. Membership donations totaled 182 dollars, and beautification efforts included gravel, drainage work, weed control, and planned tree and shrub planting. The group will join a city cleanup and reconvene next Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. for further pruning and beautification of plots under annual care.

Bryan Cemetery Association City Hall Jno. E. Astin O. S. Johnson J. T. Hanway G. M. Brandon J. M. Fountain M. W. Sims Bryan Cemetery Association Sims

Local Civic Meeting Outlines Beautification Plans

W F Gelber reports treasury ready to assist workers in improvement and beautification. Present at the meeting were Mesdames Jno E Astin Dona Carnes G M Brandon J Webb Howell Albert Buchanan C A Searcy R O Allen M W Sims Mr Gelber and Mayor Johnson.

W. F. Gelber Treasury Mesdames Jno E. Astin Dona Carnes G. M. Brandon J. Webb Howell Albert Buchanan C. A. Searcy R. O. Allen M. W. Sims Mr. Gelber Mayor Johnson

Red Cross Cares For Pupils Hurt In School Blast

National Red Cross reports long term relief for New London Texas school disaster victims. Forty nine children hospitalized. forty five in serious condition. Red Cross covers hospital and burial costs. Dr. William DeKleine directs medical relief. nurses dispatched from Shreveport Houston and Dallas. Brazos County Junior Red Cross raises nickels and dimes for relief efforts.

New London Red Cross National Red Cross Washington, D. C Texas William DeKleine Washington Shreveport Houston Dallas Brazos County Junior Red Cross

Service Club Members named to Brazos Traffic Council

C. M. Bethany announced the Brazos Traffic Safety Council on Monday and added two members Tuesday representing the Lions and Rotary clubs. P. W. Bruner joins the Lions and Dr. C. C. Hedges represents the Rotary club. The council will meet at City Hall at 2 PM Thursday to organize and plan its work.

C. M. Bethany Brazos

Memorial Memory of Over Four Hundred Children Killed

A brief memorial note honors more than 400 children who lost their lives, marking a solemn remembrance and call for reflection. The observance underscores the tragic toll on young lives and the community's grief.

Morial

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