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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

3

Folks Mainly About Folks From Tuesday's Daily

Local notes report trips and plans of Bryan residents. Mr and Mrs FE H Astin cruise to Miami and southern waters aiming to return by February 15. Nina Bess Astin and others depart for Mexico City with Austin friends, returning around March 1. Several families visit, travel, or recover, including E A Finley, Mrs C W Simmons, and J E Conitts. Rosemary Foster and her family face muddy roads delaying school attendance. The Episcopal Guild Auxiliary met at Mrs C A Searcy with notes from Beaumont. Antone Zemanek visits Bryan from Fountain Switch.

FE. H. Astin Miami Fla Bryan E. A. Finley Haswell Drive C. W. Simmons Houston John Heard Astin Iss Nina Bess Astin Jane Oliver Mexico Austin Adams Gaines Beatrice Gaines Galveston Corsicana George G. Foster Rosemary River Oaks Greenwood Courts J. E. Conitts St. Joseph’s Hospital Conitts Roland Dansby Ie Baker Avenue Joseph Mims Kingsville J. H. Kraft L. H. Wilson Alice Billie Episcopal Guild Auxiliary C. A. Searcy Beaumont Antone Zemanek Fountain Switch

Kings Highway Teacherage Scheduled For Completion

The teacherage will be completed this week and teachers will move to their new home. Sunday visits included Misses Pearl and Emily Hint Angelina Scasta and B W Hardin with Miss Georgie Lys. Several families hosted gatherings with Rube McDonald and family and others near Oscar and Bryan.

Pearl Emily Hint Angelina Scasta B. W. Hardin Georgie Lys Hill Doris Marie Mary Gladys Opal Wilspent Rube McDonald Bettie Mae Nash Elsie Novosad Lillie Mae Skubal Lena Novasad Oscar C. L. Novosad Angelina Kopetsky Albina Zikes A. R. Scasta Scasta C. J. Scasta Bryan Sam McDonald Joe Scasta Noah Batson Ruth Batson Thelston Barker Dalton Wilson Lee Ross

County attorney accounts balance to the penny

Auditors on Brazos County found the county attorney's office accounts balanced to the penny. This fact was omitted from Tuesday's Eagle story due to an oversight.

Brazos County the Eagle

Heart attack fatal to former state solon

Texarkana February 2 Sid Crampton 62 Bowie county attorney and former state representative died Monday of a heart attack. He had been in ill health since last summer. Survivors include a son Travers Crampton of Fort Stockton.

Texarkana Sid Crampton Bowie County Travers Crampton Fort Stockton

Retired Commissioner Wins Unopposed Constable Race

Amarillo reports Joe Gray who retired December 31 as county commissioner is elected constable of Precinct 3 with a single vote after county clerk W. E. Blackburn found his name on a November tally sheet. No other candidate appeared on the ballot.

Amarillo Joe Gray W. E. Blackburn

Rules Announced For One-Variety Cotton Contest In East Texas

Longview February 3 The East Texas Chamber of Commerce announced plans and eligibility for the Five Year One-Variety Cotton Community Contest. Communities must cover at least 500 acres and include 15 producers growing one variety with 15-16 inch staple. Five farm units minimum per community. Awards vary by qualifiers, with up to 1000 first prize if 61 or more communities enter.

Longview East Texas Chamber of Commerce Byron B. Black Clarksville Texas A. & M. College Extension Service East Texas Chamber of Commerce Cotton Improvement Committee Black Geo. E. Adams College Station Eugene Butler Dallas Victor Schoffelmayer Frank Briggs L. L. Mackey Sam R. Greer Tyler Alston Clapp Houston A. M. Slevin Beaumont Elmore R. Torn East Texas Chamber

Eastern Star to Honor Past Officers at Bryan Chapter Meeting

Mrs. N. R. Smith announces Bryan Chapter No. 222 Order of the Eastern Star will honor its past matron and patrons next Monday night at the Masonic Temple chapter rooms. The regular meeting will include past matrons and patrons filling ritual stations.

Death after mob takes inmate from jail in Alabama

The body of Wes Johnson, a Black man charged with confronting a white girl, was found dead in what authorities call a related incident. Armed men abducted him from the jail last night in Headland Alabama.

Headland Ala Wes Johnson

Brazos County 4-H Club Enrolls and Plans Cotton Contest

Brazos County 4-H clubs seek 200 members this year with a county rally planned for early March. Whirlwind enrollment trips will visit rural schools when roads permit, and sheets for the new farm program will be completed as supplies and access allow.

Brazos County

Reliance Community News Update

A weather and illness outbreak leads to a school closure this week with low attendance. Local families visit relatives, including the Rileys and Shealys, and the community notes the passing of Mrs. Fannie Holland. The Reliance home demonstration club met at Mrs. C. C. Lawless’s home. church services are set for the weekend.

C. C. Riley Almedia Robert Riley Harrold Shealy Grace Shealy Lewis Shirley Perry J. J. Riley C. N. Shealy Fannie Holland Reliance Reliance Home Demonstration Club C. C. Lawless Lige Lindsey Suntday Fred Gage D. C. Wiley Thelma Seely Millican

P T A Cancels Program Over Bad Roads

Elbert Duncan dies near Kerrville while seeking treatment and is buried beside his father at Willow Hole. He leaves a wife a daughter a mother two sisters and several brothers. Rev J J Pipkin will preach next Sunday if weather improves. rain threatens. Local notices include health trips and visits by residents.

P.T. A Elbert Duncan Kerrville Willow Hole J. J. Pipkin F. V. Rychlik Joe Opersteny Roy Elliott Marlin Rychlik R. H. Pack Roy Barnett Edge

Great Progress In Soil and Water Saving In 1936

In 1936 Texas farms terraced or contoured nearly 3,978,244 acres, the highest since records began. M R Bentley reports county agents supervised 16 324 farms with 2,338,413 acres protected. over 100,000 acres of permanent pasture were terraced and 742,514 acres chiseled to store subsoil moisture.

College Station Texas M. R. Bentley Extension Bentley

John Manville Safety School brings Reflex-O-Meter to Bryan

Johns Manville launches a Safety School in Bryan on Wednesday at Main and 26th streets. Drivers test their emergency stop reaction by shifting from accelerator to brake as Reflex-O-Meter measures the response time.

Johns Manville Company Bryan Sta Main 26Th Streets

Cairo Faces 60 Foot Ohio River Crest as Flood Prisoners Hold Line

Emergency crews battle 60 foot Ohio River crest at Cairo Illinois while 100000 workers reinforce levees. Army engineers expect crest to arrive midweek. 368 dead nationwide as Mississippi rises toward New Orleans with cautious forecasts of relief.

Associated Press Cairo Coast Guard Ohio Valley Roosevelt Ill Ohio Upper Mississippi E. B. Markham Army Engineers New Orleans

Man Found Dead From Apparent Self Inflicted Shot Near Hallsville

Hallsville Feb 2 Will Smelley Harrison county farmer was found dead Monday hanging on a barbed wire fence. A stray bullet fired by men practicing on a rifle range near his farm nine miles northwest of Hallsville is suspected. Smelley’s son and two negro boys found the body. The body bore a bullet hole in the head.

Hallsville Will Smelley Harrison County Here Smelley

Two Die In Crash West Of Henderson

Henderson, Feb 2. Finis A. Leath 26 of Joinerville and R L Keith 68 of Grand Prairie dairyman were killed early Monday in an automobile collision four miles west of Henderson. Lloyd M Hitt 26 oil field worker and driver of one car suffered a brain concussion.

Henderson Finis A. Leath Joinerville R. L. Keith Grand Prairie Lloyd M. Hitt

Bell Signs Five Year SMU Contract To Stay Coach

SMU coach Matty Bell agreed to a five year deal at 6500 dollars annually after his current term, blocking a move to Iowa. Iowa athletic director Dad Schroeder said Bell told him he cannot desert SMU. The Iowa board may add other candidates to its favored list.

Dallas Matty Bell Southern Methodist University Mustang University of Iowa Bell E. D. Jennings J. H. Stewart Faculty Athletic Committee Board of Trustees Stewart Iowa Iowa City Schroeder Southern Methodist S.M.A Texas Iowa Athletic Board Irl Tubbs Miami Fla.) University Arthur Bergman Catholic University Tubbs Bergman

Spare Room Upgrade Prompts Taglie Wart Ua Plan

A note proposes an upgrade for a spare room under the Tagie Wart Ua project. The plan outlines design changes, budgeting, and a timeline to repurpose the space for additional use.

National Guard Reinforces Flint GM Strike Zone

National guardsmen, about 1200 strong of the One Hundred Twenty-sixth Infantry, patrolled the 80 acre Chevrolet plants area as workers at GM strike sites occupied key assembly plants after injuries. Food cannot pass the lines. non union workers control other plants. Frances Perkins sent a federal concil iator to Flint while John L. Lewis heads for Detroit to intensify the strike. Gov. Frank Murphy signaled possible food passage if workers are department employees.

Flint Mich National General Motors Chevrolet United Automobile Workers of America Frank Murphy Frances Perkins John L. Lewis Detroit Flint, Mich One

Lindy Lands at Rome After Fuel Run Low

Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh landed in Rome today while en route to Egypt after a detour from Pisa caused by a storm. They had not been heard from since leaving Lympne England, prompting safety fears.

Rome Charles A. Lindbergh Egypt Pisa Italy Lympne England

Galveston Open Golf Tournament Dates Set

Galveston will hold its second annual invitation golf tournament under the Galveston Junior Chamber of Commerce at the Municipal Golf Course March 4 5 6 and 7.

Galveston Galveston Junior Chamber of Commerce Municipal Golf Course

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