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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

5

Fire Department Efficiency Not Overcome by Careless Fire Threats

Prof H R Brayton of Texas A and M told Bryan Rotary Club that 100 percent efficiency cannot compensate for careless or malicious acts. He urged support for a Firemen's Training School and cited Texas and U.S. fire loss figures, stressing home safety and standardized equipment across 450 departments.

H. R. Brayton Division of Chemistry Texas A. and M. College Bryan Brayton A. and U. S Texas I Thik

Paved Highway from Bryan to Houston Opens for Traffic

A continuous paved route now connects Bryan to Houston with a gap in Waller county completed. The Hempstead Brenham highway will gain a high water crossing and enable year round travel from Bryan to Austin via Hempstead. Navasota to Brenham paving will also create another paved link to the state capital though the Brazos bottoms section may flood briefly.

Bryan Houston Waller County State Highway Commission J. E. Blair Hempstead Brenham Bryant Austin Hemptstead Navasota

People Movements and Health News from Bryan

A Saturday roundup reports Mr. and Mrs. E R Bryant and relatives departing for Abilene with return slated for Sunday. Others travel to Huntsville, Austin, and Houston, including Bank executive R H Seale and several hospital visits. Mrs. Bilsing recovers from appendicitis in Bryan hospital. Mrs. Astin enjoys a Mexico trip. and Mrs. Parker shows improvement after surgery. Continuous local visits note church training, illnesses, and family support across Brazos, McKinney, Houston, and surrounding areas.

Mrs. Huffman Mrs. Arner Dale Merwin Dallas S. W. Bilsing College Bilsing Bryan Bissing R. Q. Astin J. H. Heard McKinney Rio Grande Valley Old Mexico Astin Mexico Mesdames Tyler Haswell Roger Q. Astin Huntsville R. H. Seale First State Bank and Trust Company Austin W. A. Carter Fort Worth First Baptist Church John D. Conlee East 21St Street Conlee Marion Herrington Henry Houston Steep Hollow Gainer Jones Egbert Jones Edna Abbott Shelton Brazos County San Antonio Gordon Mitchell Jack Henderson M. K. Lawless John Jones Gause Milam County Robert P. Schertz Planteraville J. B. Gliessner St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. M. Dunnis St. Worth

Bryan High School All-School Carnival Nets Near Two Hundred

Net proceeds from the All-School Carnival at Stephen F. Austin building on Friday and Saturday were estimated this morning to around 200 dollars with receipts near 250. Superintendent H L Durham says the amount falls short of the hoped-for goal but compares favorably with the carnival expenses and supports athletic activities.

Stephen F. Austin H. L. Durham

Outing Enjoyed By Epworth League Members

Members of the Epworth League of the First Methodist church enjoyed a picnic lunch and frolic on Wixon creek Thursday night. Attendees included Dorothy Davis, Maurine Neeley, Maurine Williamson, Jesse James, Otis Patterson, Glen Williams, Bill Connally, Floyd Galbraith, Ray Hawthorne, Pauline Patterson, Frances James, W. A. Middleton, Bettie Syptak, Sam Logan, Helen Lawrence, Alice Catherine Ogier, Margaret Benson, Nell Spell, Elizabeth Knoble, Jesse Rhinehart, Lurien Williams and sponsors Mr and Mrs E R Bryant.

Epworth League of the First Methodist Church Wixon Creek Dorothy Davis Maurine Neeley Maurine Williamson Jesse James Otis Patterson Glen Williams Bill Connally Floyd Galbraith Ray Hawthorne Pauline Patterson Frances James W. A. Middleton Bettie Syptak Sam Logan Helen Lawrence Alice Catherine Ogier Margaret Benson Nell Spell Elizabeth Knoble Jesse Rhinehart Lurien Williams Mrs E. R. Bryant

Tribute to Texas Broadcast on NBC Parade of the States

A tribute to Texas will be aired next Monday night at 8 o clock on the NBC General Motors radio network. The program is part of the Parade of the States theme now being presented.

Houston South Texas Milk Producers’ Association A. B. Spradley J. Tucker B. E. Stallones Producers’ Association Stallones Independent Texas General Motors NBC

Bryan Children Named to Attend Ross Ball Queen

Little Miss Gloria Glyn Steph an and Haswell Giraud both of Bryan named as train bearer and crown bearer for Miss Mozelle Bryant at the 1932 Ross Volunteers festival queen coronation at Texas A and M College. The event opens a three day program of dances and entertainments with the queen's ball a k. V. hop and corps dance on Kyle Field. The tea dansant Saturday is for members and invited guests. Decorations include a royal Spanish ballroom theme with a throne and orchestra platform. The annual exhibition drill will be held Saturday after the tea dan salut. Concert and dance events will feature Ross Volunteers colors white and gold.

College Station Gloria Glyn Stephan Haswell Giraud Bryan Mozelle Bryant Ross Volunteers Texas A. End M. College Ross Volunteers Company John M. Winslow Menard College Mess Hall Bryan Country Club Jack D. Edgar Cuero R. V. Court Ross J. L. Keith Beaumont Kyle Field Rollins Wofford San Antonio M. B. Parker

Four-Legged Chicken Survives to Maturity in New Mexico

A four legged chicken born at a Clovis hatchery is over two months old and weighs as much as its normal siblings. The extra legs protrude from the back and this bird is the only one of many hatchery freaks to reach maturity.

Clovis N.M

Texas fires 1931 set state record losses

Austin April 21. Fire losses in Texas in 1931 were the highest in state history according to Raymond S S Mauk state fire insurance commissioner. Total losses reached 17 000 000 with premiums 23 000 000 and a 75 percent loss ratio. The 1930 loss ratio was 64 percent on 27 000 000 premiums and 1929 saw 51 percent with 31 000 000 in premiums.

Austin Texas Raymond S&s. Mauk Mauk

Plans for Mothers and Dads Day at A and M

Brazos County A and M Mothers Club meets at College Station to plan Mothers and Dads Day May 15. Officers elected include Finley president Bal this vice president Burt secretary Covington treasurer Ashford reporter. Club members to host visiting mothers and assist with May 14 executive meeting at Y building.

Brazos County A. and M Winkler Medames E. Q. Siecke Jesse Thomson Norman Anderson F.C. Bolton

Children Present Gifted Program at Steeles Store School

The Steeles Store 4 H club program drew several hundred for the monthly meeting at the Steeles Store school. Principal Lee Cantevespi presided as Miss Mattie Wallin introduced Mary De Gelia and Anthonette Varisco who performed readings and a duet.

Steeles Store Lee Cantevespi Mattie Wallin Mary de Gelia Anthonette Varisco T. O. Williams Don Angonia Betty Scarmado Madeline Gandy Sam Merka Ollie Wallin R. B. Hearne Hoyt Thames Hoot Gibson Murray Wilson George Edge Roy Robinson Jess Conlee C. J. Benson Chas. de Stefano Janie Otten Tony Cotropia Bryan Lee J. Rountree C. L. Beason

Red Cross Flour Reaches City for Needy for 90 Days

The Brazos county Red Cross chapter chaired by C. M. Bethany announces arrival of 22 680 pounds of flour to aid about 150 needy families. Flour in 24 pound sacks will be distributed from City Hall Red Cross and Good Cheer office. Applicants must apply at stations and a distribution committee led by Bethany will track every sack issued.

Brazos County Red Cross C. M. Bethany Good Cheer Association Old Fire Station M. Bethany Bethany J.L. Brock F. L. Cavitt J. Er. Stanford Albert Buchanan

World Record Births Reported By Dr Caldwell in Illinois

Pratt County records show over three thousand births in fifty years of Dr W B Caldwell’s practice with no maternal or infant loss. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle stomach and bowel stimulant for children and adults, claiming health benefits and appetite improvement.

Pratt County W. B. Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

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