Broncos Defeat Caldwell Hornets Securing District Title
In a clash described as a district championship game, the Broncos overwhelmed Caldwell Hornets by a narrow margin to clinch the district crown. standout Caldwell guard James Alex and forward Ste Widens sparked the late surge as the team advances toward the regional tournament in Hewrieville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncos
Caldwell Hornets
Fisgetan
Caldwell
Dryse
Alee
Ste Widens
Hewrieville
Local Bryan Visitors and Residents Amid Weekend Notes
A Bryan daily note captures numerous local visitors and residents: Mrs. Randolph Myers and daughter from Houtter visit Charles S. Myers. Warvey community W. Else Weeden visits Bryan. Mr Hadspeth from Tabor. Iola residents C. Cook Ernest Davis Verne Bonham A. L. Robertson Bows Robertson trade in Bryan. Mrs. F L Thomas and Mrs. G S Prape from College in Bryan. J J Vandiver from Steep Hollow. BR Todd of Rock Prairie trades in Bryan. Various health updates include Mrs L Saremers recovering from appendicitis, Mrs Ed Nelson and Mrs Joe Reddy arriving from Corpus Christi to support Mrs Summers, and Mrs J Brooks Stevenson Jr ill with flu. Dr W H Andrew and Mrs Andrew visit Lamparar to see his mother recovering from Temple hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom
Radolph Myers
Houtter
Charles S. Myers
Else Weeden
Bryan
Warvey
Hadspeth
Tabor
C. W. Cook
Ernest Davis
Verne Bonham
A. L. Robertson
Bows Robertson
Iola
F. L. Thomas
G. S. Prape
College
J. J. Vandiver
Steep Hollow
BR. P. Todd
Rock Prairie
EB. C. Harder
College Avenue
Mise Etta Peters Shorty
E. U. Peters
Harvey
J. ¥. Rosier
J. W
Will
Edgering
D. D. White Jr
Billy White
D. D. White
Wilkerson
Ed Smith
Navasota
C. M. Smith
Harry Coffman
Houton
South Evan Avenue
W. H. Andrew
von Billy
Andrew
Temple Hospital
R. Franze
Kurten
J. Brooks Stevenson, Jr
Ureocline Avenue
President Declines Bonus Cash Payment Now
President authorized statement that the chief executive will not approve cash payment of the bonus at this time. Rainey reported the decision amid comments from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Rainey
Washington
Week closes with mixed temperatures across days
The week ended with variable readings from a low of 31 degrees to a high near 74. Readings show a midweek dip followed by a mild warm spell, while notable dates and exact times are obscured by the OCR text.
School Program Yields Valentines Then Junior Boys Win
Prospect guitarist Herndon Moffitt and Lake Ponzio on violin and French harp performed a program. A Valentine box for all was opened. Junior Boys beat Octlews 14 to 6 in basketball. Joe Beal visited. County superintendent Mrs. W. EF. Neeley observed a recitation and hot lunch. Gus Hinzie and Levis Emola ill with flu and pneumonia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herndon Moffitt
Lake Ponzio
Joe Beal
W. EF. Neeley
Gus Hinzie
Levis Emola
Three Die in Blizzard Tragedy Near Hays Kansas
Adam A Pfeifer and his two sons William aged 15 and Gilbert aged 12 perished during a blizzard while seeking shelter near Hays Kansas. The incident occurred Monday with the family found frozen beside the stalled car. Kate Smith and other radio notables were reported guests at Mountain Valley Springs Hotel, destroyed by fire near Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hays
Kan
Adam A. Pfeifer
Here
William
Gilbert
Hot Springs
Ark
Mountain Valley Springs
Kate Smith
Mrs Kernole Honored For Long Marriage and Family Ties
The article lauds Mrs. Kernole for many more years with friends and family. It notes Mr. Kernole served in Bevan for 52 years and expresses gratitude that she has witnessed children and grandchildren grow, marry, and thrive, highlighting enduring family bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernole
Bevan
Funeral for long serving A and M employee held Thursday
The funeral service honored a longtime African American worker who served at the A and M establishment for four decades. The obituary notes his status as one of the oldest employees from the founded point of service and reflects on his lengthy career despite the era’s challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
A. and M
Safety contest heats up nationwide in Bryan drive
The National Safety Council lists six population classes with Bryan in class 6 for cities of 5 000 to 16 000. Officers aim to reward perfect records with 25 points. William urges all citizens and civic groups to cooperate to reduce traffic accidents and prove Bryan’s commitment to safe driving as a civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tional Safety Council
Lmto
Bryan
William
Texas loan groups organized to aid farmers
A statewide network of 51 production credit organizations now covers every Texas county with total capital of 4.87 million dollars and borrowing power near 24 million. The Bryan unit recently formed lists 126 thousand dollars in capitalization and these associations are authorized to make short term loans for seeds equipment or fertilizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bryan
Capitalized capitals list by state associations
A fragmented OCR passage lists associations with capital amounts and city names. It names Aestia, Coleman, Campo, Labbeck, Memphis, Biekowend, Beas mont, Bryan, Gonzales, Sam An tonis, Sherman, Tyler, Canadan, Conger, Haskell, Paie ham, Crowell, Fort Worth, Marshall, Mexia, Mount Pleasant, San Angelo, San Vie tris, Uvalde, Crystal and Moyleskae, Breckenridge, Nacogdoches, Hance ville, Jasper, Lamesa, Laredo, Sgar, Stephenville and Wickizz Pals.
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Aestia
Steeck
Coleman
Campo
Labbeck
Memphis
Biekowend
Ste Axe
Beasmont
Bryan
Gonzales
Sam Antonis
Sherman
Tyler
Canadan
Conger
Haskell
Paie
Ham
Crowell
Fort Worth
Marshall
Mexia
Mount Pleasant
Lend
San Angelo
San Vietris
Uvalde
Crystal
Moyleskae
Breckenridge
Nacogdoches
Hanceville
Jasper
Lamesa
Laredo
Sgar
Stephenville
Wickizz Pals
Woman of Bryan Dies in Dallas Heart Attack
Mrs Laura DeMaria, 70, died in Dallas after a heart attack while visiting for her sister in law's funeral. She leaves husband Santa De Maria 29, three daughters Frank Camtavespie James Searmards and Joe Accarso of Bryan. Body to be shipped to Bryan for Catholic cemetery interment.
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Bryan
Laura DeMaria
Dallas
Santa DeMaria
Joe LaBruza
Husrend
Frank Camtavespie
James Searmards
Joe Accarso
Stephen F. Austin High Chooses Student Honors Candidates
Four class groups nominate candidates for Most Beautiful Girl and Most Handsome Boy plus Popular and All-Rround honors. Winners will be pictured in The Bronco annual edited by Jessie Thomas. Voting begins March 1 with one vote per cent spent on the annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen F. Austin High School
Jessie Thomas
Loraine Smith
Imogene Nash
Mildred Eden
Marjorie Smith
James Alexander
Maurice Henry
Raymond Lang
H. G. Stallings
Bessie Mae Lichte
Ruth Weddington
Myrtle Lee Harrison
Mildred John
Thurston Cargill
Frank Stabler
Aubrey Jackson
Prince Dishman
Wanted clean cotton rags
Eagle Printing Company seeks clean cotton rags not in ribbons for reuse and processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Funeral Service For Rye Youth Held At St Joseph’s
The funeral for 26 year old Amtem 3. Lero of Rye was held Sunday at St Joseph’s Catholic church Bryen Sanday with Rev J B Greenmerer officiating. Interment followed at Bryst Catholic Cemetery. Survived by father Frank Leew and four siblings, the community mourns the young man.
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St. Joseph's Callei
Bryen Sanday
Amtem
Lero
Frank Leew
Rye
Glemerser
God
Bryst Catholc
Father Tre
Sim
Frask
Viere Levo
Frank Neoree
Savetana
Henry
Funeral Service Set For Millican Man Friday Afternoon
Funeral services for Millican resident Milican Chenacit are planned Friday afternoon at 3 at the family home. The 84 year old was a longtime Millican native. Surviving are two sisters Fay and Thelma Chenacit and a witness of only a few days. Rev. J. P. Brown of Bryan will conduct the service with McCalock Dansby Co handling arrangements. Interment followed at Peach Creek cemetery east of Millican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecan
Edeck
Nate Tate
Millican
Fay
Thelma
Chenasit
Milican
Rev
J. P. Brown
Bryan
McCallock-Dansby Federal Company
Peach Creek Cemetery
Washington Masons Set Annual Tribute Event
The Washington Masons announce their annual tribute to Washington to be held at 736 pm on February 22 in the lodge rooms. Prof. D. B. Cofer will deliver remarks and special invitations go to Master Masons after the evening exercises directed by W. A. Duncan and J. C. Hotard. The general committee has arranged musical details for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Memorial
Brazos Union Lodge No
AFP
A. M
D. B. Cofer
W. A. Duncan
J. C. Hotard
Docket Fixed In Civil Cases By Judge Davis
The court docket shows fixed dates for civil cases presided by Judge Davis. Listings cover February 21 through March 21 with multiple plaintiffs defendants including Fidelity Finance, Carrie King, Alma Venters, J L Thomas, Charley White, Lone Star Mutual, Eric Johnson, American Life and Health, W W Griffith, National Aid Society of Springfield TL, P S Park, Geo Stephan, Rollen Windrow, Mrs T R Batte, Pacific Fire Insurance, City National Bank of Bryan, Abe Chennowsky, Milwaukee Mechanics, G Foster, Jim Black, Bryan Building and Loan, Standard and Insurance Association, and Joe Pees Marine & General Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie E. King
Alma Venters
J. L. Thomas
Charley White
Lone Star Mutual Life Association
Eric Johnson
American Life and Health Insurance Company
W. W.griffith
Jnc. H
T. R. Batte
Pacific Fire Insurance Company
Jno
A. Moore Jr
City National Bank of Bryan
Abe Chenowsky
Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance Company
A. Moore
G. G. Foster
Jim Black
Bryan Buildings and Loan Association
Standard and Insurance Association
Joe Pees
Marine & General Insurance Company Ltd
London
Move Old Landmark to Make Way for Gas Station
A familiar corner on East 24th Street and College Avenue sees a landmark moved after 52 years to clear space for a new gasoline filling station. The Moseley sisters in possession since 1892 sold the lot for 560 dollars. the house is being relocated and a filing station will occupy the corner.
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East 24Th Street
College Avenue
Cormer
Misa Carrie Moseley
Mine Addie Moseley
Lenora Moseley
DePort Serythe
Howe iv
College Wvemse
Inmstead
Brenham Plans Independence Day Program March 2
Brenham announces July second Independence Day observance on March 2 with a 10 30 a m start. Brenham high school band will perform a necudical program. Speakers are Senator W K Hopkins of Gonzales and Garland Adair state historian of the American Legion and an Austin newspaper man. Attendees may bring food. sandwiches coffee and cakes will be sold on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenham
W. K. Hopkins
Gonzales
Garland Adair
The
American Legion
Austin
District realignment reshapes 1934 Bronco grid slate
Coach Pete Jones and the Bronco squad prepare for the 1934 football season as Bryan school officials redraw districts. The new setup adds six new towns with five older towns remaining and moves Cameron and Rosebud to a different district. Superintendent S M Brown serves as temporary district chairman to organize meetings with athletic heads from 11 schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Jones
Bronco
S M. Brown
Bryan
Caldwell
Brenham
Hearne
Navasota
Cameron
Rosebud
Supt. Brown
Stephen F. Austin High School
Eagle Printing Co Ad Seeks Service Trial
An old classifieds blurb promotes Eagle Printing Co offering quick service and quality printing at reasonable prices. It invites readers to try their work and lists contact numbers 36 or 48 with a note on clean cotton rag stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Co
Chamber of Commerce committee personnel named and approved
Wednesday's action by the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce results in formal approval of all committee members. The chairmen form the Membership and Finance committee led by G. Sam Parker Jr., with details of each committee and their chairs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Committee
Bryan and Brazos County
Lake Patranella
D. L. Wilson
A. S. McSwain
James Sullivan
Jno
Chas. H. Edge
C. E. Griesser
Roy Vick
H. R. Brayton
Sam Parker Jr
E. E. Yeager
Dan Russell
J. 8. Caldwell
W. R. McCullough
J. F. Casey
J. Manijloff
Chas
H.edge
R. E. Karper
D. W. Williams
Tyler Haswell
A. L. Darnell
C.S. Johnson
W. F. Munnerlyn
J. Webb Howell
Edgar Jones
D. W
School Leaders Visit Future Farmers Projects in Bryan
A. M. Waldrop and other officials toured five Future Farmers of America projects at Bryan High School. John Stanford showcased pork and broiler plans and explained hog losses as the corn ratio dropped from 1 to 14 to about 1 to 6. Other visits covered egg, beef, and broiler production at Harmon Potz Harvey D. Watson Henry Wisoski and Henry Ole Martinsen with Potz noting a $55 expense on 200 chicks and a projected $25 net from broilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Waldrop
Board of Education
Col. C. Todd
S. M. Brown
Henry Ross
Bryan High School
John Stanford
John
Harmon Putz
Henry Ole Martinsen
Harvey D. Watson
Henry Wisoski
Harmon Potz
Licensed to Wed In County Clerk Ceremony
George Carroll and Emily Ry Price have been licensed to wed by County Clerk Clyde Goen. Three couples, Lee Lang and Mattie Buchanan Rostine Calhoun and Clara Johnson and D S Hall and Sadie Watson, also have licenses to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll
Emily Ry Price
Clyde Goen
Lee Lang
Mattie Buchanan
Rostine Calhoun
Clara Johnson
D. S. Hall
Sadie Watson
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Stegker F. Assten
Saati
Sesliongs
Benes
Lewresce Beal
Comc Carmichael
Hormet
Bryan Sve
Brames
Bea
James Alex
Ervan
Stabler
McCall
Alexander
Mly and Holley
Eal
Aoe
Arinr Ce
Ss Cinema
Masons
Davis
Fidelity Finance Company
J. R
Bryan Girl
0.C.W
Marie Graham
Velma Graham
Oklahoma College For Women Jazz Orchestra
Chickasha
Okla
Graham
Eagle Office
Torwakrd
Yrkyan
Penney’s
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