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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1935
Page
3
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A Sunday to Monday round of family visits and travels around Bryan includes Glenn and family returning from Kansas to visit relatives of Mr. Glenn and Mrs. Watson. The group notes health concerns, business trips, and new home activity on east Haswell Drive.
Rice Owls and Texas Aggies schedule clashes with Texas Longhorns and Cadets as the Aggies host the Bobcats in a Western Conference tilt. matchups include Bearkats and Steers in a crowded week with four early season clashes and fan expectations high.
County Agent C L Beason announced inventory week at Rye 4 H meeting urging farmers to record farm activity. Free 1000 AAA farm record books offered to start this work, with emphasis on commitment. J A Rychlik of Edge praised farm record keeping terming it a wonderful learning experience.
Mrs L W Brittain reported her canary singer stolen from the porch while the family was away from 3:30 to 5 pm. She noted the cage door was closed and inaccessible to a cat, identifying the theft as deliberate.
E. W. Long formerly with Texas Mutual Insurance of Waco has become sales manager of Brazos Mutual Insurance. He and his wife and their four year old son will move to Bryan soon to establish their home.
County agent Alma Metcalfe presents the 1934 annual report detailing status of agriculture and farm life, county extension plans, and community cooperation. It covers demonstrations in gardening, food preservation, interior development, yard improvements, and organizational work, highlighting standout worker Lydia Rychlik and her inventive bedroom furnishings.
Records at the close of the first ten days show more than 250 Texas banks cooperating in the Texas Centennial silver 50 cent piece campaign. Orders have been received at American Legion Texas Centennial Committee headquarters from citizens in England, Panama, Hawaii, Canada and all states except Idaho.
Members of the King's Highway 4-H club met Tuesday at 10 a m to choose year demonstrators. Three were selected Mil lie Churik Bettie Mae Nash and Aline Stroud. Present were Millie Shurik Elsie Navasod Ruby Churik Frances McDonald Bettie Mae Nash Mary McWhorter Lela Annie Cross Jimmie Straud Al line Straud Louise Windsor Irene Bush. Old newspapers for sue at the egle Printing Comnen
The Reliance community women selecion Nettie Jones as yard demonstrator, Inez Jones as clothing demonstrator, and Mrs. I J White as bringing demonstrator at a Friday meeting. The group planned next program from Achieving a Balanced Agriculture with Mrs White assigning parts. Other attendees included Lillie Crenshaw Florence Shealy Essie Shealy Maurice Dell Carter Annie Lee Saxon C C Saxon C C Lawless and J J Riley.
Governor Miriam A Ferguson appointed John S Callicutt district judge of the Thirteenth judicial district to fill the unexpired term of Judge Hawkins Scarborough who died Saturday in Corsicana.
A man who allegedly threatened to take the life of Governor elect James V. Allred was arrested near the University of Texas in Austin. He was booked on drunkenness charges and officers expressed doubt the threat.
Hubert M. Harrison, manager of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce, will address managers and secretaries of chambers in 70 East Texas counties at Palestine on January 16. He will discuss a program devised by the National Association of Chamber of Commerce Secretaries in Washington last week.
In Rusk Texas on January 8 85 year old Miss Mabel Kinney continues as a Sunday school teacher driving five miles to Alto to lead the Woman's Bible class at First Baptist. A Vermonter by birth she began teaching in 1873 and has served across five states while compiling a family history and maintaining extensive correspondence.
John Mowland recalls Mayflower ancestry and John Elliott who tutored Kinney elders. Kinneys moved to Chicago after a great fire two weeks after. Miss Kinney, long a western columnist and poet, now writes and studies in the South while caring for family.
The Public Works Administration on Monday rejected Fort Worth Texas 2,228 000 loan application for a municipal light plant after review by the PWA financial legal and engineering divisions. Rejections occur when divisions fail to approve the project.
Gainesville on January 8 reports modern wolf hunters say the current wolf, likened to a coyote, differs from the fierce animals of 60 years ago. Justice of Peace C N Jones explains the updated behavior as dogs and humans push the animals along, while coyotes circle and evade. The piece notes changes in animal endurance and body, reflecting the shift in hunting dynamics and local observations.
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