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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

7

Fresh oysters offered and local shopping chatter in Bryan

Local notices report fresh oysters at 25 cents a pint and 48 cents a quart with phone contact. Shoppers and visitors like Carl Jones from Knob Prairie and J O Giles from Dallas were seen in Bryan trading with merchants. Various residents travel to Houston and Madisonville while family news notes Mrs Baker’s critical illness and relatives visiting. Local merchants push packages and piano bargains as holiday rush approaches.

Dr. Pepper Bottling Co Carl Jones Knob Prairie Bryan J. W. Williams Cross Grimes County Baldwin Pianos J. O. Giles Dallas E. EF Joe Locke Tabor D. A. Jones Ira Kelley Harvey Madison County G. T. Carmichael Frank Isgett Madisonville C. L. Baker Houston

Wife Slayer Case Probed. No Evidence Found

The report claimed a son of McNeal, about 52, was killed by his father. County Attorney Grace investigated the death but no substantiating evidence was found. McNeal appeared at the jail, visibly worried and excited.

McNeal Grace

Travis PTA Plans Tuesday Meeting With Story Hour

The Travis PTA will hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 3 oclock pm. Parents urged to attend. story hour will run during the meeting with trained hosts. Mrs D L Wilson to lead the first session and Mrs P S Mangum, the president, asks executive members to meet in the library at 3.

Travis P. T. A D. L. Wilson P. S. Mangum

Civilian Conservation Work May Continue

President Roosevelt intends ask ing congress for further funds to continue the civilian conservation corps another year. More than 300,000 men recruited, mainly from the unemployed, have been established in 1500 camps in the task of developing 600,000,000 acres of timberland. The first enlistment was for six months, with re enlistment permitted at the expiration of that period in order that vacancies could be filled.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Civilian Conservation Corps

Christmas Cards From Eagle Printing Company

Attractive engraved Christmas cards with names printed. Price $1.06 includes double envelope. Place your order now. Eagle Printing Company offers holiday card service.

Eagle Printing Company

Multiple Bryan real estate and auto listings

The notice lists rentals and sales in Bryan including a five room modern house at 3707 East 21st street with garage and garden, another five room home at West 26th street, a best constructed Bryan home near the high school on pavement with 100 by 148 lot, a five room modern house on South Bryan avenue near Myers home, a 1930 Model ton and half Ford dual truck, an all modern home at 3508 College avenue, and piano sale terms via Wholesale Dept Dallas.

East 21St Street West 26Th Street G. S Parker Lumber Company Bryan High Bryan Avenue Myers Chase, Myers Jones Service Station Laws Street Dallas Texas

Texas U. Gets Funds for PWA Building Projects

Public Works Administration allotted 4,177,300 for 52 non federal projects in 15 states. Texas received 1,633,000 for University of Texas buildings and funds to Glen Rose Pittsburgh Beaumont San Antonio and Granbury for additional projects.

Washington Public Works Administration University of Texas Texas Glen Rose Pittsburgh Beaumont San Antonio Granbury

Mrs Downard Sr Fractures Ankle After Porch Fall

Mrs R W Downard Sr is confined to bed at the family home in the western part of the city with a badly bruised and slightly fractured ankle joint. She slipped on the porch Tuesday afternoon, fell to the ground and fractured her ankle. She is reported resting well today.

R. W. Downard

Rotary Music Interlude Shows Russian Talent in Town

Russian musicians arrive and perform a piano duet March Slav by Tchaikowski, vocal trios, and the Russian national anthem before czar’s overthrow. O. B. Martin praises Russian music study as C. L. Benson reports on the Chicago 4-H Club Congress. New member J. G. Cloud is welcomed.

Techaikowski Regenbrecht Paulson Chicago R. J. Dunn College Station B. Huldy M. College T. H. Bentley Gordon Bledsoe Barrow Houston W. F. Davis J. G. Cloud

Michigan Captain Chosen To Lead 1934 Champions

Tom Austin 21 tackle named captain of Michigan Wolverines football team the 1934 season. Big Ten champions return with new leadership as Associated Press photo caption notes.

Tom Austin University of Michigan Associated Press Elmer Layden Four Horsemen Notre Dame Duquesne University Heardy Hunk” Anderson Fighting Irish Bertha Haussner Nebraska City Neb University of Nebraska

Erratic Recipe Fragments For Bananas Cabbage Veal Lobster Dishes

A garbled OCR kitchen page shows banana bread like batter ingredients with baking powder flour milk and bananas, then stuffed cabbage with corned beef crackers onions butter sour cream and cheese, plus a veal shoulder roll with fat onion bread milk egg and seasoning, and a lobster souffle using lobster, cream, crackers and lobster liquor.

Lobster Paprika Bake with Egg Yolk Topping

Recipe instructs melting butter with milk and crackers, then cooking lobster with paprika and beaten yolks. Fold in whipped egg whites, bake in greased dish at 375 F for 35 to 40 minutes. Serves six. Paper and printing details listed at end.

Local Visitors and Guests Highlight Small Town News

M A Adams and guests join Claude Morgan and Mrs Mary Morgan. Jas G Jackson visits from De business matters. August Straub arrives from Wisconsin as a traveler in the area.

M. A. Adams and Nice Pasas Claude Morgan His Mrs. Mary Morgan Jas. G. Jackson

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Wife Celery, Mammoth London Vermont P.T. A. Notes Community Gas Co P. J. Palasota W. P. Moore College Avenue E. R. Bryant Texas U PWA Wirs. Downard, Sr Rotarians Allenia Allenry Jenkins Merry Christmas J. Coulter Smith Florist Don F. Zook St. Joseph Nebraska Department of Home Economics Texas State College For Women CSA Bond August Straub Wiiborn the NewGlobe Dry Goods Co GIVE Jr Economical Transportationy Hall Chevrolet CO
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