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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1936

Page

5

Fertilizer Demonstrations Discussed By Local 4 H leaders

Extension Service specialists spoke with several farmers about TVA fertilizer use on pastures and legumes. They advised hand application if spreaders are unavailable and suggested pre or post monitoring to reduce runoff. A test plot with fertilized and unfertilized halves was proposed along with记录keeping of amounts and timing.

S. A. McMillan I. A. Miller Extension Service TVA Mr. Miller McMillan

Kings Highway Thanksgiving Games Highlight Local Sports

Edge and King's Highway teams posted mixed results on Wednesday November 25 as senior girls from King's Highway won 14 to 12 and Edge senior boys won 15 to 12. Junior results favored Edge and King's Highway with a 10 to 6 girls win and 12 to 3 King’s Highway boys win.

Edge Kingsway King’s Highway John Rychlik A. C. Novosad Millie Novosad Mavis Novosad Lillian Skubal Frankie Manning Richards Frank Manning Edwise Kindt Ruby Curik A. C. Dowell, Jr G. A. Nash Miss Peal Hint Georgie Lys Angelina Scasta Roy Barnett Eaton Emma Hardin King’s Highway High School

Garner Hastens His Return to Washington Capital

Vice President Garner speeds back to the capital ahead of Congress as Roosevelt travels in South America. White House aides neither confirm nor deny he was summoned to be on hand for emergencies. Garner arrives near Roosevelt and may play a key backstage role on unfolding issues.

Washington Garner Texas Congress White House Roosevelt South America Buenos Aires Mr. Garner

Christian Women Gather for Federation Program

Members of the Federated Church Societies met at the First Christian church for a well attended program. Business items were handled, with a meeting set for December 9 to elect 1937 officers. The First Christian women presented a vocal duet, a devotional, and a book review on The American Negro by Miss Mabel Zimmerman.

Federated Church Societies First Christian Church Mills P. Walker FR. O. Alien Charles Moehlman J. M. Caldwell McDuff Simpson First Christian Mesdames J. M. Fountain D. S. Buchanan George E. Adams Mabel Zimmerman

Silver Weddings Celebrated By 3 Karten Couples

Over two weeks in Karten a trio of couples marked 25 years of marriage. Fritz Kehlenbrink Elise nee Brocksmith and families hosted Nov 16 at home with church readings and songs. Wilhelm Kehlenbrink Helena nee Manthei celebrated Nov 23 with piano tunes and a solo by Ella. Will Schram Mathilda nee Stroppe married Nov 30 with lunch, duets and Rev Meiller remarks. Community members joined in songs, poems and well wishes for another quarter century.

John Meiller W. H. Kehlenbrink Ella Arina Kehlenbrink Elizabeth Bentke Fritz Kehlenbrink Wilhelm H. Kehlenbrink Helena Kurten J. J. Kasiske Meiller B. J. Kehlenbrink Arthur Yeager Will Lehram Will Jr Geraldine Willie Yeager Alfred Gustav Charlie Theodor Emma Ruth Anna Kehlenbrink Will Schram Mathilda

Heavy Majority On Amendment To Bryan's Charter

The Bryan city charter amendment to protect the city against any debt from a rural electrification project received 338 votes in favor and 11 against a total of 349. The city commission will meet Thursday to decide whether the work will be done by the city or by a contractor.

Bryan

Garner backs Rayburn for House floor leader

Vice President Garner announced he would actively support Rep. Rayburn of Texas for floor leader of the next House. He said he was best equipped for the place.

Washington Garner Rep. Rayburn Texas

Roosevelt Says No U S Entry to League at Inter-American Parley

President Roosevelt spoke in Buenos Aires denying U S entry to the League of Nations and said the inter American conference would decide on any western hemisphere league. He announced the death of his bodyguard Gennevich from a heart attack and kept most of his schedule intact. He urged the American republics to stand together to prevent global aggression and avert war.

Buenos Aires Franklin D. Roosevelt United States League of Nations Roosevelt August Gennevich Gennerich

Brazos Case Hearing Set for January in Texas Flood Projects

The Justice department announced a hearing on litigation over flood control and irrigation works on the Brazos and Lower Colorado rivers in Texas, postponed to January. Seven Texas utility firms obtained an injunction restricting activities to flood control only.

Washington Justice Department Brazos Colorado Rivers Texas

Folks Mainly About Folks Tuesday News Notes

Local column lists residents visiting, traveling, and staying tied to Bryan. Names include Thomas Lundin ill at St Josephs Hospital and Mildred Eudaly returning to Denton. others travel between Bryan, Houston, Austin, and nearby towns for holidays, study, or business.

Local Visitors Tour Post-Thanksgiving Day Bridges

W G Peyton arrived in Bryan Monday afternoon traveling from Benchley to Denton for College for Women after a pleasant Thanksgiving at home. Mrs W B Roman and daughter Miss Alice Sue Roman visited friends in Houston over the weekend. W T Conaway and W H Bullock of Reliance were among Aryan visitors this morning.

Thomas Lundin St. Joseph’s Hospital Mildred Eudaly E. R. Eudaly Denton Texas State College For Women G. W. Eudaly FE. R. Eudaly F. F. Clark Greenville Clark W. R. Nesbet Menard Austin Gilbert Abbey Robert Fuqua Charlie Greer W. M. Crenshaw John Crenshaw J.S. Barker L. S. Barker Tom Barker R. H. Watson Madisonville Bryan Aubrey Jones Harvey B. L. Moore Edge S. C. Richardson The South Texas District Medical Society Houston W. W. Newport Groesbeck James Astin Jas. W. James Jr Waco Champ Fitzhugh Lila Wilkinson Corsicana Albert W. G. Peyton Benchley College For Women W. B. Roman Alice Sue Roman W. T. Conaway W. H. Bullock Reliance

Bryan Masons to Attend Grand Lodge Meeting in Waco

M. H. Byrom and Will Hall lead Bryan Masons to Waco for the Grand Lodge of Texas gathering. Douglas Royder and Dr. J. W. Payne also among those traveling for the meeting set to run Wednesday through Thursday.

M. H. Byrom Will Hall Douglas Royder J. W. Payne Waco Grand Lodge of Texas

Former A M College Professor Dead in Chicago

Word came to Prof. P. W. Hensel of the Landscape Art Department that R. Adelsperger, former A M College professor and department head, died in Chicago after pneumonia. He left the college about 18 years ago and practiced architecture there. Interment will be in Chicago. two daughters and two sisters survive.

P. W. Hensel Landscape Art Texas A. & M. College Chicago R. Adelsperger

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