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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1931

Page

3

County Judge weighs highway route change east of Bryan

Commissioner court reviews a petition from Riverside residents seeking a route change for Highway 21 from Bryan west to the river. Chief Engineer Gilchrist says no change will be approved without federal cooperation, while the court plans continued sessions to secure right of way and possibly award contracts this month to spur employment and federal fund match before September.

Ange Bryan Wes River Bb Gilchrist Texas Highway Commission Ated Riverside Gilchrist County Commissioners Court Ate Highway Commission A. S. McSwain State Bureau of Roads Texas Whder Navta

Weather Brief Shows Small Temperature Variations Last Week

Little variation in temperatures last week with a high of 74 on Sunday and a low of 50 on Thursday. Rainfall totaled several inches with daily highs and lows ranging from 54 to 73 and 50 to 64 across Wednesday to Saturday.

Ral Officials Meet on Compress Move Plans

Ral officials led by B S Holliman division superintendent of the Southern Pacific Lines and division engineers conferred with American Press Company officials about relocating the compress near the Bryan Cotton Mill plant. The plant move is viewed as assured for the near future with arrangements made for adequate trackage facilities when the new plant is ready.

B.S. Holliman An Press Company Bryan

Members of OES plan study for examinations

Five members of the Order of the Eastern Star attended the first study class at the Masonic building. Instructors Mesdames R. J. Brown and Thos. Landin presided. The next meeting is Tuesday at 3 30 PM. A night class will be organized for working members.

Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Mesdames R. J. Brown Thos Landin Texas Bryan Eastern Star

Young People Rally Staged by Brazos Presbytery in Bryan

The Northern district Young People's Rally of the Brazos Presbytery met at First Presbyterian Church Bryan with about 50 youths from Navasota Hempstead Calvert and Huntsville in attendance Edith Bowman of Houston directed the day’s program A morning session began at 10 o'clock a noon luncheon was served by the local society and an afternoon session ran from 1 to 4.

Young People’s Rally Brazos The Presbyterian Church the Voice Oak McKenzie Circle No. 2 Woman's Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Charles Wetter A. Benbow H. A. Saunders M. FE. Wallace Clara Wetter Travis B. Bryan First Baptist Church Smeheon Circle No. 4 E. B. Elliott Jane Reynolds John Edge Lester Black Worker's Council of Dreath-Brazos Baptist Association Navasota J. W. Dyer Jno. L. Wharton William M. Kelly Waco Bryan Lee J. Rountree Mes James A. D. Sanford Lee Neblett W. D. Wilkes Galveston Allan D. Sanford Jr Marian Watson Trinity Episcopal’church Paul Watson Louis van Name Baylis E. Harriss Watson E. E. Yeager Fort Worth J. G. Minkert William Minkert Belton FE. U. Peters Harvey

County Poll Tax Collections Off City Shows Well

Poll tax collections in Brazos county through February 1 1931 were 1120 dollars lower than a year earlier. Last year 3800 residents paid, vs 2670 this year. Auto licenses totaled 2074 vs 3274 last year, a drop of 1200. Bryan city payments stood just over two percent of taxpayers, near 1930 levels, with higher dollar totals than last year.

Brazos County J.M. Ferguson City of Bryan Guy Py Kittle

Carnes Taken to Rusk for Trial Next Week

Dewey Carnes, indicted in Cherokee county for highway robbery, was taken to Rusk by officers for trial next week. Harold White and Otis DeHart, each sentenced to five years in state prison on a hijacking charge at Decatur, were also indicted in Cherokee county in connection with the same crime.

Dewey Carnes Cherokee County Rusk Harold White Otis DeHart State Decatur Carpes

Intend to Marry Tortie G King and Listing Mathis

A notice of intention to wed was filed in Polk County by tortie G King and Mathis of Brazos with County Clerk Jess B McGee Pri day.

Tortie G. King Polk County Mathis Brazos Jess B. McGee Priday

Business Visitor George B. Hensarling in Iryan

George B. Hensarling of ae Lorn arrived in Iryan for a day of business meetings and local introductions.

George’ B. Hensarling Ae Lorn Iryan

Women of Bryan Churches Active On First Day of Month

Women from Bryan churches meet across several congregations on the first Monday in February. Officers are elected at the First Presbyterian and First Baptist services, with programs planned for February including Mission study and the Dreath Brazos Association Worker's Council.

Women of Bryan

Seven Brazos County farmers join pasture demonstration plan

A group of seven farmers agreed to cooperate with the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce to plant 5 acres of permanent pasture under County Agent C. L. Reason. The Chamber will furnish seed and supervise one acre per 5 acre plot, with up to 20 participants countywide.

Brazos County Bryan C

Permanent Pastures Discussed By Brazos Farmers and Experts

Brazos County farmers joined Extension Service representatives and local chambers of commerce to plan pasture demonstrations for 1951. County Agent C L Benson will oversee seed distribution for up to 20 farmers who plant one acre on five acres enrolled in permanent pasture and pasture improvement programs. Lynn Thomas and M R Bentley of Extension Service outlined grasses, erosion control via terraces, and rainfall conservation benefits for dairy farming with Roger Davis of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce present.

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce C. L. Reasoh T. H. Shealy Reliance Clyde Geen Harvey John Barnes Tabor J. J. Jones College Station J. W. Thomson Jess Conlee Bryan Wilson Bradley Sandy Point Peter Scott Woodville Luther Holligan Tony Bareclong Philip Hen Miller Brazos County Extension Service Bryant and Brazos County Chambers of Commerce Agricultural Committee C. L. Benson East Texas Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Coms Lynn Thomas M. R. Bentley Thomas Roger Davis East Texas Bentley Carl Wipprecht J. L. Holligan Wm. Manethi G. H. Echols Lynn Sample Joe Locke E. A. Peters A. J. Murray R. Franze Willie Brocksmith Henry Klintworth R. H. Smith W. E. Elliott W. W. Wipprecht A. W. Buchanan W. R. McCullough J. B. Priddy H. H. Williamson G. BE. Madeley

Pasture Planting Phases Details for Brazos County Farmers

Farmers in Brazos County may request information on pasture planting phases from County Agent C. to Beason. The note indicates extension guidance is available upon inquiry to the local agent.

Brazos County Beason

Woman of Bryan Reported Better After Accident

Mrs J Doane of Bryan is reported to be recovering after an automobile wreck near Cameron Sunday afternoon. She remains in Cameron hospital with two fractured ribs and bruises, while Miss Dorothy Doane, her daughter, has resumed her duties at the State University in Austin after minor injuries.

Bryan Doane Cameron H. P. Black Waco Elaine Conlee Anel Rosser Conlee Holliday John D. Conlee North Tabor Avenue BR. ©. Allen

Firm of Lawyers Dissolved and New Connections Formed

The Franklin firm Woods and Tyson dissolves. Thos L Tyson, Robertson County attorney, will work from the courthouse on civil matters with C L Mathues, new assistant county attorney. Frank A Woods retains offices in Mitchell Building with Thos R Chandler, now a partner.

Woods & Tyson Frank A. Woods Thos. L. Tyson Franklin Tyson Robertson County C. L. Mathues Dallas Woods Mitchell Building Thos. R. Chandler Houston Franklin Texan

Officers Chosen By Bryan D A R At Annual Meet

William Scott Chapter D A R selected officers for the year during its January session at Mrs Chas N Shepardson’s home in College Regent G S Fraps was named vice regent Wipprecht recording secretary Balthis corresponding secretary Shepardson treasurer Boatwright registrar Waldrop historian Kernodle chaplain Brock parliamentarian Dana Carnes and W Fairies were visitors Carnes spoke on Oberammergau and the Passion Play A Washington’s Birthday luncheon is canceled this year with members contributing to meals for undernourished local schoolchildren Mrs Howell to host February meeting showing a moving picture of George Washington sites in the capital area

William Scott W. S. Howell Mr. Vernon George Washington National Capital

Stanford Names Chairman of All C C Committees

President J N Stanford announced the chairmen of standing committees for the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce this morning. Next week directors will hear members named by each chair, with full committee rosters ready by Tuesday.

Bryan and Brazos County

Bryan Daily Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits

Ralph Howell and relatives attend funeral in Montgomery and visit Bryan. Maude Stevenson travels from Houston. several Austin Dallas and Waco trips noted. Local families mix illness visits business travel and upcoming weddings with church and civic events across Bryan and nearby towns.

County Trustees Weigh Financing Rural School Legal Battle

Brazos County rural school trustees met with County Superintendent D J McDonald to consider asking State Superintendent Marrs to levy 2 cents per scholastic per capita against rural school funds. The aim is to join Brazos in a Texas Supreme Court dispute over funding county superintendent salaries and oppose independent districts contributing.

Brazos County D. J. McDonald S. M. N. Marrs Supreme Courts of Texas Independent Dallas Dallas County McDonald Texas Marrs

Bryan Fire Convention Plans Draw Big Local Support

C E Jenkins and F E Griesser outline plans for the Texas State Firemen's Association convention to be held June 9 10 and 11 at Bryan city hall with an estimated cost near $2000 and 800 delegates and up to 2000 attendees. A Finance and Entertainment committee will be asked to finalize arrangements.

Texas State Firemen’s Association Bryan C. E. Jenkins State Association Bryan and Brazos County Chamberf Commerce Chamber of Commerce Finance and Entertainment Committee Jenkins Caref Griesser C. F E. Jenkins H. A. Burger Fontsa Ms Dulaney E. Griesser Sam Neto J. Jenkins George A. Adams E. E. Yeager J. Webb Howell Wilson Bradley W. J. Head R. G. Williams H. R. Brayton 8. C. Hoyle R. W. Warren R. J. McDaniel Forrest Jones John S. Caldwell Oak McKenzie Charles Sebesta W. B. Sammders W. C. Mitchell G. S. Parker Badees Sam Noto E. Jé Nekins Church Ladies

Mead Corner Sold to Bryan Physicians at $6000

A boarding house at the Mead Corner of West 27th Street and South Tabor Avenue was purchased by Dr. CAs Searcy and Dr. L A Wilkerson from George Edge. The corner, admired for city park improvements in progress, sold for $6,000.

Mead West 27Th South Tabor Avenue Cas Searcy L. A. Wilkerson George Edge

BraBos County couple files intention to wed in Texas

Gilberto Hinepesa and Maria Nunez both of Brazos County filed a notice of intention to wed with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Thursday.

Gilberto Hinepesa Maria Nunez Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Allen Rifle Team Beats Manlius in Close Match 869 to 867

Allen Academy officials report the Allen rifle team defeated the Manlius School team of Manlius New York by 869 to 867 this past week. High score went to Cadet C D Brown of Manlius closely followed by Cadet C C White of Allen. The Allen team finishes this week its final target for the corps area competition.

Allen Academy Allen Manlius School Manlius New York C. D. Brown C. C. White Th Corps

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