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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1935

Page

6

Sweden’s Ingrid Victoria to wed Denmark’s Frederick

Princess Ingrid Victoria Sophia Louis Marguerite, known as the Little Snow Princess, is the 24 year old daughter of Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden. She is reportedly engaged to Prince Frederick of Denmark, amid a wave of annual royal match rumors, and renowned for her many talents and interests.

Imerid Sweden Fredérick Denmark Ingrid Victoria Sophia Louis Marguerite Gustaf Adolf of Europe Prince Frederick

Local Chamber of Commerce urged to broader duty

The column urges the Chamber of Commerce to accept real responsibility for the public welfare beyond pursuing profits to control producers and consumers. The writer cites optimism from younger members and officers led by Col. C. C. Todd, claiming the chamber should serve general welfare, not just business interests. The piece references a Rotarian Club address given before Col. Todd's death to clarify aims.

Chamber of Commerce Col. C. C. Todd Rotar Club Cate Todd

Chamber and Rotary voices clash over civic purpose

A Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce debate pits a self interest view of the Chamber against a broader cooperative ideal tied to community welfare. The writer supports a New Society founded on disinterested service and local leadership, praising Col. C. C. Todd and endorsing continued Chamber reform.

Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Bryan and Brazos County Bryan Brazos County Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas Col. C. C. Todd Society Bryan and

Name list of Texas officials and towns announced

A long list of names and associated towns across Texas appears, including Houston, Sealy, Taylor, Waco, Fort Worth, Decatur, Austin, Brownsville, Odessa, Colorado, Groesbeck, Grogan, Littlefield, San Antonio, Junction, Beaumont, Temple, Tyler, and Houston among others. The fragment reads as an official roster or roll call of individuals with their respective locales.

R. Haile Houston J. A. Stark Sealy E. R. Torn Taylor W. C. Torrence Waco Phil 8. Groginski Fort Worth C. P. Dodson Decatur T. B. Warden Austin F. E. Bartle Brownsville Marcus Gist Odessa W. W. Whipkey Colorado Oscar A. Seward, Jr Groesbeck A. P. Duggan Littlefield G. G. Smith San Antonio R. FE. Hemann Junction C. L. Babcock Beaumont Col. P. L. Downs Temple A. G. Pfaff Tyler T. W. Mohle

City Commission Hails Small Projects and Puts Several On Hold

C S Johnson on Ursuline avenue proposal was received and tabled with an estimated 7000 cost and limited hook ups. A Dellwood sewer extension costing 275 was approved with 4 inch fire plugs planned. C A Allen won a 466 roof repair contract for the city library. An ordinance restricting the sale of contraceptives passed. The commission also canvassed the city election vote and adopted a resolution based on the canvass.

Ursuline Avenue Dellwood C. A. Allen Old Commission

Alexander Spoke At Bryan F F A Banquet Tuesday

Prof FE R Alexander of the A and M College addressed the seventh annual Father and Son banquet of the Bryan Future Farmers of America at Stephen F Austin high school gym. Invited guests included Bryan school leaders and teachers along with vocational agriculture staff. The program featured student talks, music, dancing by Bryan girls, and a home economics prepared meal.

FE. R. Alexander Agricultural Education Department A. and M. College Bryan School Board Bryan White Texas A. & M. College Bryan Future Farmers of America Stephen F. Austin High School Alexander Future Farmer Bryan My Beautiful Texas

A M Spring Vacation Opens Wednesday at Texas A and M

The Texas A and M College will start its annual spring vacation on Wednesday and run until Monday morning. Students may leave campus after their last class Wednesday, and employees begin holidays at 5 PM Wednesday.

College Station Texas A. and M. College

Normanagee Funeral For J P Jamison

Mr and Mrs W S Collard and Mr and Mrs J H Binney traveled to Normangee to attend the funeral of J P Jamison a 39 year old teacher from Big Spring and nephew of Mrs Collard. He died Sunday at a Big Spring hospital. Funeral was held Monday at 2 PM at the deceaseds old Normangee home. Jamison and Binney were boyhood friends and schoolmates at Huntsville State Normal.

W. S. Collard J. H. Binney Normangee J. P. Jamison Huntsville State Normal

Death of Col. C C Todd Honored by Local Bodies

Resolutions of respect read in the Texas House of Representatives and by local organizations praise Col. C C Todd for lifelong public service. He devoted effort to Bryan and Brazos County institutions, especially A M College Allen Academy and city schools, plus the Chamber of Commerce.

T. D. Brooks S. M. Brown D. L. Wilson C. C. Todd Texas House of Representatives Bryan Brazos County A. & M. College Allen Academy Chamber of Commerce

Rotary club charter presented in Caldwell meeting

The Caldwell Rotary Club formation included a cornet trio by Dorothy Perkins and others, supported by Mildred Mills and the Caldwell high school orchestra. L A Andrepont announced the charter in the president's absence, with C E Cromartie as president and 24 members present from nine towns. District 48 governor Dick Hawkins and former District 13 governor Billy Richardson attended as notable visitors.

Dorothy Perkins W. C. Mills William Duckworth Caldwell Mildred Mills Caldwell High School L. A. Andrepont C. E. Cromartie al L. Crystal Mexia Billy Richardson Austin

Local Marriage Licenses Reported

George Hall weds Miss Leola White Curtis Eugene Mathis weds Mids And Rosine Rede Woodrow Allen weds Ira C Derr reported as marriage licenses issued in local records.

George Hall Leola White Curtis Eugene Mathis Mids Rosine Rede Woodrow Allen Ira C. Derr

McNeelys Homer Secures Cab Nine Opener Win

Melvin McNeeley hit a decisive four base homer in the sixth, giving Horace Dansbys Cab Nines a 1–0 victory over the Presbyterian Pirates in the B F Y P S league opener at Travis School. Helms pitched six innings of two hit ball with six strikeouts, while Herring allowed five hits in seven frames.

Melvin MccNeeley Horace Dansby College Avenue Baptist Cabs Presbyterian Pirates Travis School Federation Hammond Helms Roger Herring Pirates Helms Husky Pirate Herring Cubs McNeeley

Missouri strawberry crop depleted by drought this year

April 16 reports state relief director A Baugh says the Missouri strawberry crop is wiped out by drought. Texas pickers who usually migrate for harvest should stay home this year.

Austin E A. Baugh Missouri Texas

Star Sulphurous Compound Keeps Fowls Healthy

For sale by Roman and Vick Druggists a star sulphurous compound to add to drinking water. Use as directed to keep chickens and turkeys free of germs worms lice mites fleas and blue-bugs. Guarantee of healthy egg producers and strong chicks at a small cost with money refunded.

Roman & Vick

City Dogs Must License as New Dog Catcher Opens

Bill McGinty began his duties as official city dog catcher Monday morning. All unlicensed dogs will be taken to the new pound at the city dump grounds and held at least 48 hours. Owners may claim dogs for a $1.50 fee plus a $1 tag charge. dogs are fed while in custody and a keeper will be on duty to return them to owners.

E. R. Bryant James Sullivan Austin Bryan Dallas S. M. Brown W. F. Dawson United States Biological Survey County Relief Administration Brazos County E. B. Reynolds Agricultural Committee Doc Mize Allen Academy Allen Etex Chamber of Commerce Henderson Palestine Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce E. R. Canady J. H. Conway W. J. Coulter H. O. Ferguson I. Maniloff W. R. McCullough Sankey Park G. S. Parker, Jr Lee J. Rountree Daniel Russell D. W. Williams Bill McGinty New City

Spring Weather Noted Last Week

Last week saw cool to warm temperatures with a high of 81 and a low of 45. Rainfall totaled 13 inches across two days with measurable amounts on Wednesday and Thursday.

Lone Star Mutual Pays Death Claim in Bryan

H A Birkelbach secretary treasurer of Lone Star Mutual Insurance Association visited Bryan to deliver a death claim payment to Mrs Corinne Blasienz related to the recent Cameron death of Paul J Thompson.

H. A. Birkelbach Lone Star Mutual Insurance Association of Brenham Bryan James W. James Corinne Blasienz Cameron Paul J. Thomp

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