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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1934

Page

8

College Notes Preview December E E Faculty Social

Members of the electrical engineering department and their wives meet Thursday at the home of Prof E W Markel in Bryan. Visitors include Mrs B I Dewees of San Antonio mother of Maj W R Irvin. Mrs Ralph Stewart and baby return from Roanoke Va. to College Station. Bentley attends San Antonio extension meeting. Mrs Bentley visits daughter Ann at Texas University. Mrs C N Shepardson goes to Houston. In Coleman final plans for Santa Anna water works filed Fort Worth. Federal loan and grant of about 35000 approved months ago.

Electrical Engineering Department E. W. Markel Bryan B. I. Dewees San Antonio W. R. Irvin College Station Maj Mrs. Irvin Ralph Stewart Baby Roanoke Va M. R. Bentley Extension Service Mrs. Bentley Austin Miss Ann Bentley Texas University Coleman Santa Anna Fort Worth

Nevada directors re-elected at Farm and Home meeting

Five directors of the Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association were re-elected at the annual stockholders meeting in Nevada Missouri. Included among the directors is former Texas Governor Dan Moody.

Nevada Farm and Home Savings and Loan Association Dan Moody Texas

Bryan residents and visitors fill streets for holiday bustle

Local notes report social calls at homes and shops, Christmas mail, and quick glimpses of town life. Harriette Parker buys hats, Miss Carrie German wins a Caldwell News mobile giveaway, and residents like Mrs. Hanway and Mr. Wimberly are seen downtown amid busy shoppers and a peaceful police scene. The sports highlight recalls a St Josephs versus Little Aggies clash with Henry Fuchs scoring a 75 yard kickoff return and featuring the Fuchs twins.

Bryan Fred Cavitt Walter J. Coulter Harriette Parker Nash D. PL. Hanway la Salle Hotel Walter Higgs Grover C. White Lamar Jones F. T. Lamier Robert Rogers San Antonio Carrie German Caldwell German Caldwell News Charley Cade Ford Carl May Burtis Eagle H. Seale First State Bank and Trust Company Tubby” Taylor Bill Wimberly O. A. Ashworth Rick. Ellis K. T. Tillis Louis Wehrman Allen Smith Mr. Smith George Edge Catholic University Henry Fuchs St. Joseph’s Miller Little Aggies Fuchs Twins Henry and Francis Charlie Luza St. Joseph's Milley and Sembera

St Josephs and Little Aggies Tie 19 19 in College Station

The Little Aggies of College Station and St Josephs Parochial School of Bryan played to a 19 all tie in the last game of the year. A crowd gathered to watch the schoolboy teams identified as A and M.

St. Joseph’s Little Aggies College Station St. Joseph's Bryan

Women of County Hold Christmas Party This Thursday

The Brazos County Federation of Women's Club hosts a Christmas party for all clubs this Thursday. Attendees include local women’s organizations and community volunteers gathering for seasonal fellowship and light refreshments.

Brazos County Federation of Women’s Club

County Women’s Club Meeting Set At Municipal Club House

Mrs W H Darrow urges all members to attend the county women’s clubs gathering at Bryan’s Municipal Club House Thursday afternoon around 2. The program includes Christmas songs, a visit, and a talk by Mrs R L Brown on her Holy Land trip. Invitations go to Bry an College Station and county clubs.

Bryan W. H. Darrow Federation R. L. Brown College Station Holy Land

Second Road Show at Palace Saturday Night

The second of the winter road shows at the Greater Palace Theater features Ralph Britt's High Hatters of Rhythm. The program runs Saturday night at 11 o'clock and continues Sunday and Monday with a lineup including musical acts and a variety of performances.

Palace Greater Palace Theater Ralph Britt

Britt Show Tops First Road Tour in Texas Critics Say

Britt's broadcasting orchestra and a group of stage and screen celebrities deliver musical and dance numbers, praised as superior to the prior road show. Critics call Britt's entertainment better than Clark's Penthouse Follies, with performances across Texas venues.

Britt Broadcasting Orchestra Texas Clark

Cyclone Davis Plans to Run for Governor

Cyclone Davis of Sulphur Springs declares candidacy for Texas governor in 1986 and says he will announce his platform January 1, 1935. The 80 year old veteran of political battles frames his bid as a decisive turn in Texas politics.

Cyclone Davis San Antonio J. H W Cyclone) Davis Sulphur Springs Texas

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