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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1933
Page
5
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Mr and Mrs Henry Stropper marked 25 years since their 1908 marriage to Miss Feminina Duesterhoeft in Brazos county. The couple, with four children Walter Alma Henry Jr Wanda, hosted a large gathering with friends and neighbors including the Kehlenbrinks Stronaways and Yeagers. A wiener roast preceded the celebration as guests sang Praise Thou the Lord and Rev F C Andersen offered prayers. The event closed with wishes for another blessed 25 years.
Friday night a community meeting featured a short play Jumbo Jum by adults and several student numbers. Saturday visits included Mr and Mrs Pecena Novosad Skubal and family and Mrs Chytil. Sunday guests visited Agnes Lys and Miss Millie Churik. The bus game against Reliance on Friday afternoon was an exciting contest on our court.
The report notes a Wednesday afternoon game where Reliance girls defeated Eaton girls 16 to 17. It also records a second score 6 to 20 in favor of our team. Mr and Mrs Roy Lew spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R Lewis of Plainview.
The Bryan Little Theatre held a Christmas program Monday at the Woman's Club building drawing the largest crowd yet. Two plays were presented, More Blessed by Paul Moffett and a Milton Maloney dramatization of O Henry's A Chaparral Christmas Gift.
Messrs. Chas D Salvato Tony M Salvato and Walter M Salvato with Sam Nuche Jack Shimen Ben Marwill Frank Salvato Brazos Varisco Tony Otea and others returned Friday from Houston where they attended a Gulf Brewing Company banquet launching the new Grand Prize beer. The Salvato brothers of Dr Pepper Bottling Company made arrangements to become distributors for this territory.
The Bryan chamber of commerce reviews cannery funding and asks business houses to contribute the remainder. A banquet is set for Jan 16 at the Mess hall on College. W. L. Clayton of Houston is hoped as speaker but not confirmed. No meetings Dec 26 or Jan 2. next gathering Jan 9 to finalize dinner plans.
Local merchants and officials from Madisonville Bedias Kurten Rock Prairie Benchley Edge Madisonville Williamsport Pa plus Navasota river area send Christmas greetings. Notables include Br H Seale of First State Bank J T Cross W W Duncan Ed Wymola and Lizzie F Grisseet county school superintendent. The Christmas greeting is followed by a minstrel line about gospel trains. Dominek Angonia chats with Chas Todaro.
A black medium horse with a white collar mark on the shoulder and a slightly lower left hip was stolen from a lower Brazos county farm near Navasota two weeks ago. Also taken was a black mule of medium size with a bony body. Ages about six to seven. Rewards of 15 dollars for leading to the mule and 25 dollars for information identifying the person driving or removing them. Notify J. K. Pearson or W. K. O'Brien, Navasota, Texas.
Mrs H L Durham Mrs M J Evans Mrs N A Stewart Mrs E B Elliott pastor W H Andrew and R J Halbrooks returned from Madisonville after attending the associational workers conference in an all day session Rev V B Breazeale and Mrs Breazeale of College Avenue Baptist visited Temple with Mrs Breazeale entering Scott White sanitarium Bryan friends note Mrs Breazeale's progress FE U Peters visited Bryan from Soloview late Wednesday
An ad touts Emerald Oi a home remedy for varicose veins promising quick healing of leg sores swelling and pain without injections or bed rest. It claims rapid recovery allowing normal activity and notes Jenkins Drug Store as a place to obtain it.
Brazos County farmers are urged to consider the hog adjustment and corn programs. Producers slaughtering hogs for home use and sale must record live weight, pay tax on the sale portion, and may face penalties. The plan offers payments per head and per hog sold, with combinations possible, plus cattle permits for local stockmen.
Miss M Ratner of Brooklyn writes she used Kruschen for four months and lost 35 units while claiming the system was healthy. The ad promotes a safe weight loss formula with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
A clipped line notes that Brazos county cattle have stood up well and that the cow is sufficient to yield good beef. The brief remark reflects local livestock conditions and quality expectations.
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