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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1930
Page
8
A fragmentary OCR text hints at a mixed stream of words and letters. The readable parts mention precision and seat related terms without a clear event or names for a concise summary.
Fragmentary report records last Tuesday fall low temperatures and a week’s highs. It lists scattered readings with dates and a trace of precipitation over the weekend.
A. C. Palmer and K. T. Eaton of Houston visit Bryan to install a new billing machine in the office of Secretary Gur P. Bittle. The system will streamline light and water bill processing and send bills on post cards, aiming to save time and money.
Friends of W. Walker plan a coastal hunting return with fire specimens of duck and Canadian geese. Walker reports securing a limit of geese and bringing back green heads and other ducks after last week’s trip.
Meris Schulman reported a stolen automobile recovered Sunday morning in a ditch off a by road from Highway 6 toward the river at Jones crossing below College Station. Vehicle damaged with trunk marred and windows broken. A cache of stolen goods from a Mooring plantation store in Burson county was found inside. Two white youths were seen in the car Saturday night in Berleson county.
Paull Mulliken of Highn MI will speak at the 54th annual Texas Hardware and Implement Association convention in Dallas January 26 22. Mulliken, former hardware dealer and now director of the Illinois Retail Hardware Association, will discuss present day problems with dealers. one full day is set for wares servicing and farm machinery with prominent dealers leading. An exhibit of the latest hardware merchandise will be arranged in the Baker Hotel Crystal Ballroom.
Eight FE Cavitt Norman Dansby Irving Smith and Grandma Vance earned rewards after a week near Laredo. The Bryan led the party and arrived during their trip. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Eagle Office.
Ray Derlimg and Mixx Annie Metzer were wed at Hearne Saturday at 7 p.m. officiated by Rev. E W Setoascom. Mer and Mrs Pred Cargill and H L Graber served as witnesses. The couple will reside in Brian after a two week honeymoon.
City and county peace officers report Sunday closing laws were more closely observed in Bryan Soundsy yesterday than in years past. Residents who usually operate on weekends closed voluntarily, including some filling stations, as officials continue enforcement checks to prevent evasion.
Mrs M. R. Beatley, worthy matron of Bryan Chapter No. 222, Order of the Eastern Star, received a pewter sugar and cream set as a gift from officers after the initiation of a new member. The meeting included a Christmas carol, toy grab bags, and refreshments to close the social hour.
J C Webb of Lilly Creamery Company announces purchase of assets and goodwill of the Bryan Ice Cream Company. A new plant will be built in Bryan and ready by February 20 with modern equipment, the Bryan plant’s existing equipment to be dismantled and sold or traded. Webb will relocate to Bryan to run the local operation.
Texas reports 297 hospitals with 25,044 beds and 1,170 hotels. The rough tally includes 79,416 rooms across the lodging stock.
A Denton district meeting highlighted Texas A and M balanced farm program. Speakers stressed terracing livestock poultry and diversification to keep farmers from financial strain while emphasizing community banker support and improved family nutrition.
Christmas merriment marked the final school day before holidays. Senior class at the high school presented a program for younger pupils. Classes resume Monday, December 25, with some teachers traveling home for the holidays.
Johan E. Bizir state highway engineer in charge of Diviscem 17 headquartered in Bryan recommends contracting the gap on Highway Nea Zl through the Navasota 2 bottoms between river high water marks for January. Work on both sides of the gap is under contract and the bridge over the Naewaseto may be let early in 1961 given current conditions.
Parker reports the Nash sedan taken near Stephen F. Austin High School, marking a second theft. The first theft involved a Bryan youth and the car was found abandoned on the highway west of Fort Worth. Sheriff Reed alerted local stations and Texas officials to locate it.
Smetana community meeting heard B Priddy president of the Braves County Truck Growers Association urge farmers to shift toward tomatoes and potatoes, with promises of a market and likely higher prices than cotton. R A McDaniel pledged cooperation, Lions Club support urged, and 4-H and adult club leaders discussed forming a concrete plan. Attendance was about 59 to 55, next meeting set for January's third Thursday.
White Mans Union Association in Wharton county passes resolution excluding Mexican voters from primaries unless of full Spanish blood. In San Angelo preparations underway to host 100 delegates for Texas court reporters association convention starting Monday.
State health officials and East Texas Chamber of Commerce representatives survey rural schools in Brazos County to stamp out malaria. Chester Cohen F A Setramm and Carl Martin report 70 East Texas counties covered. over 25 000 blood smears sent to Washington for testing.
Galveston December reports show men flocking to nearby hunting grounds as winter season peaks. Ducks, snipe, squirrels and deer abound with legal limits likely. Treasure Isle area attracts many, vegetation around lakes and bayous provides rich feeding spots. The season typically continues through January.
Residents of Bryem mistook the fresh coat of aluminum paint on the city water tank for heavy frost. The Carnegie Library roof also received a coat of asphalt paint as part of a city-wide building repair program to keep structures in good condition.
Thieves stole about 80 000 cigarettes from a Lawrence County store Thursday night valued at around 500 dollars. A rear door tract and signs of an car being driven onto railroad tracks suggest a planned theft. Sheriff J H Reed notified officials in the state and major centers Houston Dallas and Fort Worth.
Nearly forty young people enjoyed an evening at the Y M C A parlors hosted by the Y Cabinet. Campus and Bryan ladies with chaperones Mr and Mrs J Gay Mr and Mrs M L Cashion and Mrs Rey Vick joined in a treasure hunt featuring Santa Claus. The radio room glowed with Christmas greens and candles as refreshments followed with a vocal by Miss Rita Kraft.
The state highway department held a highway marking and designation school at the machinery depot in Bryan, part of four statewide programs. W J Lawalling of Austin led the instruction attended by officials from Houston Corpus Christi Yoakum Lufkin and Bryan. Markers were produced and installed, and new distance and river names will guide tourists.
The Bryan Woman's Club hosted a Christmas musical afternoon attended by officers and members of nearby clubs. Mrs. J Webb Howell organized the program featuring solos by Mrs. Daniel Russell and Mrs. D S Buchanan, piano works by Mrs. C W Simmons and Mrs. Hendrix Conway, and a reading of The Story of the Other Wise Man by Judge W J Davis. The event closed with a piano duet and vocal numbers as members rolled call.
The Associated Community Business directors, led by President Eugene Edge, reviewed annual activities. The Educational Committee under Jno M Lawrence boosted outreach via newspaper ads and letters. Membership reached near full Bryan business enrollment. Finance showed steady monthly contributions. Two Trades Day events, Sept 11 and Nov 20, yielded business gains. Directors adjourned for Christmas, with a Jan call.
About 1,300 people donated to Good Cheer with an average gift of 2.55 dollars. At College Station a committee led by Dean Bolton and Prof Jones collected 445.75 from 342 individuals, with 176 firms fully contributing and many clubs and groups joining. Overall, 200 firms and many Bryan and College residents participated, signaling strong community interest for future campaigns.
Local column lists residents and visitors arriving or traveling for Christmas. W A Boyett in San Antonio on business expects to return Sunday. multiple Bryan families host relatives from Houston Wellborn Dallas and Baylor College.
Among six naval promotions recommended to the Senate by President Hoover is William T. Tarrant to rear admiral. Tarrant, brother of Mrs Wilson Bradley of Bryan, entered the Naval Academy from Washington county in 1895 and graduated in 1898. He is stationed in San Francisco with the Pacific fleet.
The Bryan Rotary club allocated funds to purchase uniforms for the Bryan High girls basketball team and the presentation will be made by Dak McKenzie. The team is regarded as promising and expected to contend strongly in state competitions this season.
Perry Jones, a man described as negro, reportedly took his 10 month old child from its mother yesterday to his home in the Brazos Valley. Officials say the couple had been separated about a year and puzzle over his motive whether for reconciliation or mere obstinacy.
W E Badgett and Frances Provence and Austin Cashaw and Nelsanna Carter of Brazi County along with George Hardy and Nora Bonney of Robertson County filed notices of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Wednesday. Texas lists 106 airports with 75 more under construction or projected.
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