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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1935

Page

2

Notable figures and events span politics films and theater

The passage covers diverse profiles from Maryland governors candidates and a legislator to actors LeRoy Winebrenner and Harrison, detailing careers in law, politics, acting, and teaching. It highlights persistent public figures shaping culture, disarmament efforts, and the stage history of The Green Pastures with Baylor University.

Mount Olympus Detroit Harrison Chicago Santa Fe A. G. Wells Agricultural and Technical College Greensboro N. C de Land Waco

Allred Sets Texas Course for Recovery and Progress

Governor Allred, sworn in, urged a new cycle of progress built on public works, old age pensions, and soil erosion prevention. He praised state and federal cooperation to ease economic conditions and vowed to enforce laws against gangsters and corruption.

Allred Yexax Texas

Directors set up committee on unemployment office

Directors authorize a committee to investigate plant unemployment as several officials join the inquiry. They plan a National Re-employment Service office to open on 24th Street with costs shared by county city and chamber. The chamber to supply heat and city to provide utilities.

Local Dallas Officials Rally Behind Loan Repayment Efforts

Mr Barrison urges cooperation as Texas shows a strong loan repayment record per Charles W Shesrili in charge of the Dallas Office. The local organization backs action by Congressman Luther A Johnson and Senators Counsby and Sheppard. Directors present include Wilson Bradley M Brown E R B Canady J F Casey Norman Dansby Charly H Edge B E Karper Masilefi W KH McCullough E E McQuillen G B Parker Jr David Brussdh James Sullivan and C Todd.

Mr. Barrison Texas Charles W. Shesrili Dallas Luther A. Johnnson Counsby and Sheppard Wilson Bradley M. Brown E. RB. Canady F. Casey Norman Dansby Charly H. Edge B E. Karper Masilefi W. KH. McCullough E. E. McQuillen G. &. Parker Jr David Brussdh James Sullivan C. Todd

Watershed Erosion Threatens Vast Pastureland

A damaged report warns gullies and ravines have cut into pasture land, eroding more than half the area. It calls for grazing control and terracing on steep slopes and contouring on level ground to slow destruction and aid future flood prevention.

Bund Theself

Community Letters Highlight Local Visits and Health News

Bryan area residents share travel and social updates with Harvey county visitors from Port Arthur to Jackson Mississippi. Local health notes report Mae Walker recovering after surgery and a baby born January 13 at Wilkerson clinic while relatives arrive from Houston and Marlin for a family reunion.

Clum P. Foster Bryan Brazos Valley Les M. Bond W. E. Graham Rock Prairie W. T. Conaway Frank Conaway Reliance Paul McSwain B. G. Bond Steep Hollow Harvey Caddis Port Arthur College Station B. Martin College Houston Mies Mae Walker Tabor Wilkerson Clinic Helen Hostrasser F. Paul Martin Montague Lucian Sandifer Clara Calhoun Stephen F. Austin High School Austin W. B. Roman Vick Romen Mix Lizzie Grissett Madison County Forrest Jones Jones Georgetown Forrest Jr Southwestern University Agnes Wood Bill Houghton George Kate White Jack Boone Houghton Miss White Boone Rh. O J. M. Williams Offa Williams J. E. Reed Reed J. B. Atkinson Jack Lee J Reuntice Atkinson J. B. Atkinson, and Mrs. Rountree Visited Mrs. J. T. Sneed Jane Oliver Curt Oliver John Sharp Williams Jr Yazoo City Oliver Jas. H. Webb City Williams Jr

Annual Feasts tickets still on sale in Bryan and College

Many residents have not yet bought their Annual Feasts tickets. In Bryan tickets are available at Parker Lumber, L Maniloff's, Canady Pharmacy, Yeager Hardware, and the Chamber of Commerce offices. In College tickets can be bought at Casey's confectionary, from James Sullivan at the Experiment Station offices, from D L Weddington at the Extension Service, and from Daniel Russell.

Bryan Parker Lumber Company L Maniloff's Canady Pharmacy Yeager Hardware Company Chamber of Commerce Casey’s Confectionary James Sullivan Experiment Station D. L. Weddington Daniel Russell

Erosion and Grass Growth Control in Pastures

The text explains how dense grass helps prevent soil erosion in pastures and how overgrazing increases runoff and degradation. It cites measurements showing erosion reduces pasture value, with figures for dry weight grass and weeds, and notes gullies form and deepen, especially along Brazos headwaters.

Brazos River

Pensions for Seniors Proposed by Bryan Citizen

The column argues replacing the Confederate pension with two pensions for all residents aged 65 plus. It notes the high cost from thousands of elderly drawing benefits for decades and urges preparedness for funding to ease old age fears.

Rye Hosts King's Highway Club Sunset Supper and Meeting

The Rye community welcomed the King's Highway club for a sunset supper at Rye school Tuesday evening. Officers were named: Helen Kopecky president Christina Merka secretary J C Lero yell leader Annie Mae Merka song leader and reporter A P Zemanek treasurer Albina Severa adult leader. A play Always in Trouble directed by C Bounds followed by talks from H E Smith A D Jackson W Wipprecht and Alma Metcalfe. Visitors from Bryan attended and a dance capped the evening.

King’s Highway Club Rye Helen Kopecky Christina Merka J. C. Lero Annie Mae Merka A. P. Zemanek Albina Severa C. Bounds C. L. Benson H. E. Smith A. D. Jackson Texas Agricultural Experiment Station W. Wipprecht Busi A. and M. College Alma Metcalfe Brazos County Bryan Billy Patterson Owen Gustavus Ina Jackson Elsie Hauptfeleich Roy Louis Louis Sam McDonald Allen McDonald Fred Blazek C. C. Bounds Jewel Carroll Bill Cox Walton Holder Victor Akin James Hopkins Frank Kopecky

Marriage Licenses Granted in Garvin and Mallard Families

Robert Jordan and Millie Mar J Be Garvin and Bessie May Mallard appear in the marriage license notices. The event lists partners and names as recorded, reflecting a local civil record.

Robert Jordan and Millie Mar J. BE. Garvin Bessie May Mallard

Plymouth Leads Brazos County Car Registrations in December

Plymouth topped Brazos County new car registrations in December, with 11 of 26 total. Chevrolet followed with six, Ford and Dodge tied at three each, and Chrysler and Oldsmobile each sold one.

Plymouth Brazos County Guy Harris Chevrolet Ford Dodge Chrysler Oldsmobile

Miss Estelle Armstrong Weds Hempstead Man

Friday evening at Rev J W Rawls home in Bryan Mississippi Miss Estelle Armstrong daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Armstrong of Tabor became the bride of Lavern Newton Evans of Hempstead Rev Rawls officiated with Miss Gladys Rawls and Morris Williamson as attendants

J. W. Rawls Bryan Estelle Armstrong Walter Armstrong Tabor Lavern Newton Evans Hempstead Rev. Rawls Gladys Rawls Morris Williamson

Funeral Service Held for Father Bryan

Funeral services were held Friday at 2:30 PM in Forney for R. O. Cilke father of Mrs. M. E. Adams and Jack Gilke of Bryan. Another son and daughter survive, along with Mrs. Gilke. Mr. Gilke died Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Adams and Mr. Adams were at their father's bedside Thursday morning.

Forney R. O. Cilke M. E. Adams Jack Gilke Bryan Adams

Honor T. A. Cloud Retires After 26 Years at Post Office

A retirement supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morrie W. Tatum celebrated Thos. A. Cloud's sixty fifth birthday and 26 years of service. The event featured music by the Boiler Room Boys and a hunting jacket gift beneath an iced cake. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Cloud and many Post Office employees.

Post Office Tatum Parker Carroll T. A. Cloud Morris Tatum Robert Tatum Boiler Room P. O L. B. Thompson C. W. Carroll Gordon Weaver Luther Holligan Ernest Sample

American Legion To Sponsor New Boy Scout Troop

The American Legion post will sponsor a new Boy Scout troop in Bryan. A meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 pm at the First Methodist church where Maurice G. Young will lead and discuss plans. Edward Bush is confined to bed with the flu this week.

American Legion Bryan The American Legion Post First Methodist Maurice G. Young Legion Post Fr Young Edward Bush

Reward Offered for Black Horse Mule in Benchley Texas

Five dollar reward for a black horse mule branded left jaw T with a bar, weight 900 pounds, 5 feet 5 inches tall, short coupled. Return to Mrs Beuian Sheets Route 2 Box 64 Benchley Texas.

Beuian Sheets Box 64 Benchley Texas

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