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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1934
Page
6
A reflective column defines politics as government science, notes the politician’s guile, and explains economics wealth labor and capital. It contrasts profit, capitalism, industry and commerce with society, socialism, and the NRA as a future topic.
The Brazos county relief program reports $13,932.78 paid to workers on Civil Works Service and Community Work Administration projects. Total CWA payroll since November stands at $52,831.28 with 489 families on direct relief lists. The program funds food, clothing, medical supplies, and labor on projects including sewage and school activities, with 58 projects completed or underway and 504 employment slots.
Advertises a non narcotic modern medicine that relieves and prevents periodic pain and associated disorders. Claims to act upon the cause and offer permanent relief with persistent use. Sold by all druggists.
Mayor N A Stewart and city officials watched a riot gun discharge tear gas in a windy test led by state agent Coley White. Police chief K T Tillis and Commissioner Roy Vick joined the demonstration with Horace Reed. Officials weighed a joint purchase but delayed any decision after the event.
Funeral services for Claude M. Smith were held at his East 23rd Street home in Bryan with Rev. C. B. Thompson presiding, followed by further services at Willow Hole Free Baptist church. Interment rested in the family burying lot. Pallbearers included C. E. Barnett and Luther Adams.
Mrs Don Lee and daughter Sue Wright of Austin visited Bryan Sunday with Hendrix Conway and Mrs E H Astin and Miss Allie Conway returning to Austin late afternoon. Sue Wright, a noted Texas University student, speaks Mondays at 5 pm on station KNOW Austin sharing university happenings. Bryan listeners at 5 pm heard her greeting Hello, Bryan friends.
The home survey will be prepared by chamber of commerce officials and data will be available at the chamber office to anyone interested. The campaign seeks three aims: provide many days of additional employment to citizens affected by recent economic downturns, boost town business, and enhance property beauty, comfort, and value.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Dechairo of Cameron Ranch mourn the death of their 8 month old son John Dechairo who died Monday at 3 40 am after a week long illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at St Anthony s Catholic church in Bryan with Peter Villani officiating and burial in Bryan Catholic cemetery. Surviving are the parents three brothers Joe Tony and Charlie and three sisters Mary Stella and Josephine all of Cameron Ranch.
Monday column lists visits and travels of Bryan and nearby residents. It notes funerals in Norman and ongoing illness to recovery, relatives visiting Houston and Shreveport trips, hospital updates, cotton acreage talks, and social events from Bryan to Austin with many named individuals and places.
A squad relocates to Movida for a training camp while key players depart to Olatita for initial duties and Mba Poot remains at Port Sullivan until the team heads north.
Dry Ed Barent presided as elder during the First Methodist church 11 o'clock service and the Second Quarterly conference. ER Jenkins was elected secretary with reports from Dr L B Elrod FE R Bryan Mrs N B Allen and Wilson Bradley. Committees named for record temperance religious education and more. District conference set for Groveton in April with delegates E J Jenkins T A Adams A M Waldrop and Wilson Bradley.
Mrs. Annie Olejnik 75, mother of John Blaha, died at her son's Leonard home after a lingering illness. Survived by three sons and two daughters including John Blaha, Charles Blaha, Frank Blaha, Mrs. Joe Tabor and Mrs. Emma Tabor. Funeral Tuesday at 6 pm at the Blaha home with Rev. Frank Horak officiating. Interment in Smetana Cemetery.
Roy Montgomery county treasurer, long seriously ill, resumes duties and spends part of each day in the courthouse office.
Willie Kelly of Kurten was in Bryan Tuesday afternoon on business.
Bettie Palmer 90, longtime Normangee resident and town’s oldest, died Saturday after a three month illness. Born in Mississippi, she moved to Texas later living in Mills and Leon counties. Funeral Sunday at the Normangee Methodist church. Survived by two sons and four daughters, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
A 12 year old, 1000 pound horse mule with no identifying marks is missing near Bryan Texas. A reward is offered by Tom Sebesta who can be contacted at R F D No 3 for the return.
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