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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1934
Page
2
A long reminiscence surveys Lionel Winged’s career from early stage roles to later productions. It notes his training, notable performances, and influence on British drama, including connections with contemporaries and his adaptation to evolving theater tastes.
The column discusses political maneuvering around milk distribution and public ownership. It references King, Secretary Wallace, and plans to revise agreements, hinting at municipal ownership as a possible step toward broader nationalization of the dairy industry.
A notice outlines a meeting on fashion topics and lists committee members including CR Miller Readingxb, Wine Wile Ragers, and Wendy Chae. It assigns responsibilities for a March session and directs filing by May 1 with chair Mex. C R Miller.
The College Little Theater will stage The Whole Towns Talking a three act farce by John Pener sn and Anita Loos at the Assembly Hall January 29. Director Binn e leads a cast including Henry Sinem Maj Joan P Wheeler Mrs Siem mem Mrs Doen P Wheeler and Marie Harrington with Tom Harrington Chester Binney Milton Maloney Roger Kields Letty Lathe Miss Elizabeth Cook and others.
Fidelity Finance Company shareholders elected directors at the annual meeting. Directors named are W. Howell Howell, B. B. Elliott, J. A. Todd, Dr. E. Humbert, Dr. Lamar Jones, KR. Armstrong, George A. Adame, W. O. Holmes. Officers named are W. Howell, president. George A. Adame and S. Armstrong, vice presidents. Dr. Lamar Jones, treasurer. J. H. Todd, secretary manager.
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The column lists residents visiting Bryan, including Lenora Dowell and Mr and Mrs Bentley on war tour. Rev F McPatridge plans Bryan stay to head rural church work. Mrs Annie Garth disabled but improving. Norman Young family from Milano visit, with trips to Nevasta and relatives. Hensarling wins second prize in Houston Post cooking contest. New Cavitt addition home contract awarded. construction to begin soon. Local shoppes and room for rent notices end with an ad seeking help for a pare room.
A vintage advertisement touts a medicine for women claiming to steady nerves improve eating and sleep and relieve headaches. It urges readers to buy from a druggist today to feel better.
Local records show Patterson seeking another term amid contentious debates on governance and policy. The campaign highlights include questions about leadership, budgeting, and community priorities.
Funeral services for J B Sanders longtime Bryan businessman and church member were held with active and honorary pallbearers named. He retired two years ago due to ill health and left a widow two daughters and three grandchildren with a brother in Austin.
Home Demonstration Club members gathered Tuesday January 9 at 2 pm at Mrs Tony Otten s home with county agent Blanche Brown leading a yard demonstration. Attendees included Mrs Tony Ottea Mrs J M Perrone Mrs Monroe Gandy Mrs J J Depuma and Mrs John Bolmanskie. Rent your extra room through The Eagle Wart Ad column.
M. R. Bentley, engineer of the Extenium Service of Tess 4 and agri cniteral exgoeecer of sod erosion camge of Texas, has set his end office in Cleburne. He moved from College Station and now operates from the Cleberse State Bank area, with local camp arrangements for his team.
Friends in Bryan were notified Friday of the death of Mrs. Dixon L. Turner at the family home 1915 Boyce avenue Fort Worth after an emergency appendectomy at a Fort Worth hospital a week earlier. Surviving are her husband Dixon L. Turner ministerial student at the Baptist Seminary Fort Worth and three small children. The Turners former Bryan residents while he studied at Texas A and M College and later taught in Smetana and Mumford.
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