Letters Awarded to 21 Aggie Football Players
Twenty one Texas A&M Aggie football players received varsity letters for the 1933 season. The group includes ends, tackles, guards, centers and eight backfield men led by Captain Charlie Cummings with several players also earning cross country letters alongside the football honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Aggie
College Athletic Council
Aggie
University of Texas Longhorns
Rue Barfield
Port Arthur
Morrison Breedlove
Smithville
Odell Conoley
Amarillo
W. L. Couser
Breckeridge
John Crow
Milford
Charlie Cummings
Bryan
Clifford Domingue
Grady Godwin
Lometa
J. H. Merka
Ryan
Ray Murray
Mercedes
J. B. Roach
Decatur
J. EF. Robertson
Austin
Ted Spencer
Gilmorene Stach
Cameron
Jackringfellow
Terrell
E. C. Dilrich
Hallettsville
Sully Woodland
Edna
Godwin
Barfield
Cummings
Domingue
Murray
Spencer
J. F. Barnett
Palacios
Foy Cook
Lampasas
Hector Fuentes
Tampico
Mex
R. M. Langley
Blox
R. E Taylor
Hawley
Long Ago Postal Rates Tied to Mileage in Texas History
Reports from Neston detail 1842 Texas postage rules based on distance rather than weight. The act set rates for letters, newspapers, books, and pamphlets by mileage, allowed gold or currency payments, and authorized a Liverpool post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neston
Texas
Republic
Itis
Texas Philatelic Associa
Liverpool
Italy May Seek Total Revamping League Nations
Rome sources say Italy may demand a complete revamping of the League of Nations to better reflect its views if it remains in the organization. The move would aim to make the league more representative of opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
League of Nations
League
Modern Medicine Promises Pain Cause Relief Without Narcotics
Advertisement claims a non narcotic medicine relieves and prevents medic pain by addressing the cause. It pledges persistent use yields permanent relief and notes availability from all druggists.
Why Landscape the Home Grounds by Ona Jacks at NRA class
Ona Jacks state landscape specialist spoke at Steph en F. Austin high school on Why Landscape the Home Grounds for the NRA class in economics. She outlined principles and methods for home beautification, showing hardy shrubs and a before and after landscape demonstration. The session closed the NRA school until after Christmas with plans to begin a foods unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Jacks
NRA Home
Stephen F. Austin High School
Winnie Harris
Leola Holtzer
Miss Jacks
Jacks
NRA
Harris
Holtzer
F. W. Jensen
FE. L. Harter
W. B. Harris
R. W. Bullard
Merrie Lillian Parks
E. F. Parks
W. T. Mickle
P. W. Burns
E. W. Renner
Barbara Harrison
R. A. McDaniel
B. L. Warwick
P. L. Barron Jr
Red Cross Seeks Scraps for Community Quilts
Scraps of fabric are collected in a quilt box at the Red Cross office in city hall for quilting projects. Women and girls are urged to bundle and donate leftovers, with free cotton provided for each completed quilt. Rt Rev J B Gleissner says pastors will help identify families truly in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rt. Rev
J. B. Gleissner
Red Cross Drive
The
Brazos Texas Game and Fish Protects crows and roosts
About 100 members of the Brazos chapter met at Carnegie to push crow and predatory bird eradiation in Brazos County. R K Sims brought in 52 crows, J M Rice 28. bounty at E E Yeager Hardware is five cents per crow head, with over 150 dollars expected by February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Texas Game and Fish Protective Association
Carnegie
Brazos County
R. K. Sims
Wellborn
J. M. Rice
E. E. Yeager Hardware
W. L. Peaberthy
College
Carl T. Sprague
Marshall Bullock
R. M. Dansby
Bryan
J. Frank Elder
Association
Waco
Marlin
Hearne
Franklin
Robinsons Lake
Robertson County
Printing Price Offer Promises Savings and Quality
An advertisement urges readers to compare prices before printing orders, claiming to save money and deliver better work, with a contact phone number 36 for details.
Aggies to Open Season With Texaco Scotties at Memorial
Merka only regular coach John Reid brings a green Texas A&M squad to Memorial Gymnasium to face the Tex aco Scotties of Houston Saturday night. The Cadets then meet Sam Houston Bearkats on December 14 in College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
John Reid
Texas Aggie
Memorial Gymnasium
Texaco Scotties
Houston
Aggies
Sam Houston
T. C. Bearkats
Reid
Aggie
Joe Merka
Bryan
Griffin Breazeale
Crockett
Ellis
Frenchy
Port Arthur
Lindsey Lawless
Karten
Monte Carmichael
Lamkin
Ageie
Ray Murray
Mercedes
Taylor Wilkins
Franklin
Max Tohline
Fort Worth
Johnnie Davis
Amarillo
Carlton White
Don Varnell
Barry
H. C. Noelke
San Angelo
Bill Shepherd
Tommie Hutto
Coahoma
Percy Shands
Forney
Bill Harris
Dallas
Stephen F. Austin
T. C. Lumberjacks
Nacogdoches
Centenary College Gentlemen
Shreveport
Tullos Oilers
Tullos
Sam Houston Bearkats
Huntsville
Rice Owls
Southern Methodist
University of Texas At
University of Arkansas At
Baylor University
Waco
Rice Institute
Tongue sticking woman jailed after court outburst
Mrs. Helen Lewis, 26, of Indianapolis, Ind, was fined $10 and sentenced to three days in jail for contempt after sticking her tongue out at Judge David B. Samuel in Shreveport City Court. Her husband Howard Lewis, 26, was convicted of larceny of clothes and received six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Dee
Helen Lewis
Indianapolis
Ind
David B. Samuel
Howard Lewis
Many Bryan Citizens Visit for Thanksgiving Week
A roster of local residents and out of town guests recounts Thanksgiving visits and family connections. Notables include Mrs. A G Wexler of Dallas visiting for brother Thomas Kirby near Benchley, and Mrs. Chas Crawford improving after pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wexler
Dallas
Thomas Kirby
T. N. Kirby
Benchley
Elsie Mae Newcomb
Doy Rush
Tommie Slaughter
Houston
Miss Newcomb
A. A. Newcomb
Lelia Maude Nelson
el Paso
Fritz Easman
Brazos Valley
Bryan
L. B. Elrod
Haygood Hendry
Joan
Haygood
Beaumont
Colley Elrod
Ralph Walton
Lawrence
Paul Elrod
Bassie Johnson
J. B. Christian
J. B. Jr
Bishop
Christian
F. B. Poulter
M. W. Sims, Jr
Robert Stiles
Paris
France
Morris Schulman
Tom Wolf
Waco
Chas F. Hillier
Jas. Navles
New York
Belton
Bishop Boaz Injured in Downtown Fall
Bishop H. A. Boaz of the Texas Methodist conference fractured his ankle when his foot caught in a hole on a downtown sidewalk in Houston. He was taken to Methodist Hospital and rested easily Monday night as clergymen and friends joined him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
H. A. Boaz
Texas 'Methodist Conference
Methodist Hospital
Armed men guard polls and highways in Sixth district
In Baton Rouge Louisiana heavy armed citizens patrolled polling places and highways to block election plans in the Sixth district. No polls opened in Tangipahoa Livingston and St Helena parishes due to injunctions delaying ballots. Early voting was light and some parishes showed no sign of holding the election. Senator Long aims to have the district ratify the Democratic committee's nomination of Mrs Bolivar Kemp without a party primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Tangipahoa
Livingston
Sthelena
Long
Bolivar Kemp
Miss Eliza beth Sloop Earns Bralley Society Bid at CIA
Miss Elizabeth Sloop of Bryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sloop has been invited to join the F M Bralley Scholarship Society at the Texas College for Women. The society formed in 1922 honors top scholars and has junior senior and graduate ranks. Sloop a junior journalism major serves on the Alice Freeman Palmer Literary Club and co edits the Lass O weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Elizabeth Sloop
Fred Sloop
Bryan
F. M. Bralley
Texas College For Women
CISA
Sloop
Alice Freeman Palmer
Lass-O
Tax Collections In City County Show Strong Growth
Tax collectors report city and county receipts ahead of last year with February figures showing about 40 percent higher collections for the month. Delinquent taxes total roughly 30 000 dollars for the year while city receipts may rise as mail payments arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Harris
Guy P. Bittle
Turn Is Missed On Highway No 6
Mr and Mrs EB E Whitmier and daughter Lucile McKinney of Madisonville were badly bruised when they missed the turn on Highway No 6 just north of Wellborn and rolled their car. They were taken to Wilkerson Memorial Clinic for examinations and released home. The Whitmiers were returning from Plantersville and were en route home when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. E. Whitmier
Lucile McKinney
Madisonville
Wellborn
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Whitmiers
Plantersville
McQueen Pharmacy to Move Into Gibbs Store
Repairs are under way in the Astin block at Main and 26th street where W. F. Gibbs once occupied the Gibbs store. The building will be used by McQueen Pharmacy, formerly on North Main street, soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astin
Main and
26Th Street
W. F. Gibbs and Son
McQueen Pharmacy
North Main Street
Christmas Cards from Eagle Printing Company
Attractive engraved Christmas cards with name printed and double envelope available. Price listed as $100 and orders encouraged now. Local printers Eagle Printing Company offer personalized holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Thanksgiving Guests Gather for Aggie Longhorn Game
Bryan residents host relatives and friends from Houston Austin Waco Mart Hebronville Cameron Yoakum San Marcos Corpus Christi for Thanksgiving Day. Families visit kin, attend Kyle Field clash, and plan to travel home after the football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. K. Parker
Frank J. Womack
John Anderson
Houston
Ida J. Parker
Sallie Hanover
Bryan
San Antonio
Miss Parker
W. L .Foster
Miss Hanover
Henry Wickes
P. S .Park Jr
P. S. Parkell
John
Austin
P. S. Park
Phocian Park
A. and
M. College
Aggies
Texas University
D. H. Beaumont
Louise
Hearne
Lillian Beaumont
Hugh M. Thompson
Texas Company
Fort Worth
Geo. Huckerson
Humble Oil Company
Chas. Edge
W. M. Kelly
Margaret Kelly
Jean Breustedt
Waco
Lee J. Rountree
Kyle Field
Longhorns
L. H. Tucker
N. B. Tucker
Helen Long
Mart
Maezie Currie
Skeeter Currie
Jack
Monta Currie
Monta
Hebronville
J. C. Culpepper
Cameron
F. L. Henderson
F. L. Henderson. Mrs. Culpepper
Mary Lake Henderson
Winnie Henderson
Henderson
George W. Barnes
College Avenue
W. Scott Moore
Yoakum
W. W. Sterling
San Marcos
Ella
Rosa Barnes
Corpus Christi
Jim
Mie
Maurine Barnes
Brownsville
Moore
Barnes
Bill” Sterling
Ex-Students’ Association
B. F. Wylie
el Campo
Ruby Butler
Evelyn
Ed Martin
Reynolds
Butler
Martin
Henry Ross
Stephen F. Austin High School
State Teachers’ Association
Ross
Ed Bluestein
Roy Stephens
Dallas
Glenn Lincoln
J. Bryan Peel
Phillip Johnson
C. B. Thames
Roy Eli
W. R. Sellers
M. E. Sellers
W. C. Raines
Harvey
Aggie-Longhorn
Raines
W. R
T. A. Guinn
Anna Lee Nelson
B. C. Lowry
Dan Jackson
Conroe
C. M. Cummings
W. B. McDaniel
Greenville
R. A. McDaniel
Frank McGee
Shelby
Myrtle
Doreen Cain
Kenedy
Glenn Stinnett
Priscilla Lu
Glenn,Jr
Lufkin
E. F .Parks
Stinnett
Joe McCracken
A. M. Waldrop
McCracken
Frances Hall
Jimmie Willis
Waldrop
Louise Johnston
Georgetown
J. L. Edge
B. F. Hylton
Chas
Ed Edge
S. W. Edge
Marie Edge
E. H. Astin
Seth Barwise
R. A. Rawlins
Don Lee
Sue Wright
Longtime Southwest Tex political figure visits national leaders
John Boyle of San Antonio meets with Jim Farley and reports on a private talk with the Postmaster General during his San Antonio stop. He discusses Texas political patronage, supports pro and anti prohibition factions, and predicts a vigorous next summer campaign. Also notes Thanksgiving visits and gatherings around Bryan and Kyle Field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
John Boyle
San Antonio
Texas
Washington
Jim Farley
John N. Garner
Boyle
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Dallas
United States
Tom Connally
Martin
Name on Card Sale Ad With Price Listed
A small classified item notes a card with a name printed and a price of $1.00, mentioning a double envelope and instructions to place your order or response.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Alabama
Scottsboro
Ala
Jackson County
Associated Press
Virgil Brown
el Reno
Oklo
Associat 4
MERKA
Good Green Club
W. D. Bunting
Kurten
Bunting
G.S. Sykes
W. C. Washington
W. FE. Metzenthin
Prof. Metzenthin
University of Texas
George
E. M. Sykes
E. A. Sibley
Little
Margaret Elizabeth
C. L. Eden
Ghent Graves
S. C. Hoyle Sr
Grand Lodge of Texas Masons
Hoyle
Brazos Union Lodge
Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons
Masons of
Boaz
Rawle
CIA
Highway No. 6
Capitol Whirligig
R. W. Barry
R. C. Franks
Ruth Thornston
Galveston
Elizabeth Jackson
Silsbee
Paul A. Brown
Texas A. and
Messrs and Mesdames
James S., Abercrombie
Sayles Leach
Ralph Henderson
John Suman
W. M. Wireless
J. F P. Bonner
D. J. Harrison
Wallace Ralston
That Scott Jr
George Peddy
R. C. Kuldell
William Bonner
James Anderson
L. M. Josey
L. P. Garrett
Lyle Logue
Charles Shaver
Anna Dean
Lila Graham Bryan
L. L. McInnis
RW. Barry
Jenking Belies
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