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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1936

Page

2

Tribute speaker denounces greed at Bryan Brazos dinner

Marion Church of Dallas urged more regard for others at the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce annual dinner. He faulted greed and selfishness as roots of national trouble while praising service to community and country.

America Marion Church Dallas Bryan and Brazos County W. S.S. Barron Marshall Bullock FP. L. Henderson George G. Chance J. &. Caldwell J. F. Casey Z. Webb Howell Jno. M. Lawrence Jr George A. Adams RF. V. Armstrong T. D. Brooke E &. Bryant E .R. Canady J. #. Conway Norman Dansby J. Perguson Lamar Jones I. Sankey Park J. H. Conway Jackie Hensarling Jess Hensarling Pep Ne Heeve Williams C. H. Hammond Waco Cadete Billy Smith Zeno King P. J. Bounds Huber Burford Alien Military Academy Alien Orchestra Doc Mize Mies Mildred Eden G. 8. Parker Jr L. B. Prod First Methodist Church Wilson Parker Adams T. D. Brooks Prooks Walton Col. C. €. Todd Tyler Haswell Brooks Congress Supreme Court Church dix International Jesus Christ

Thomas Kirby in dangerous condition reports from Benchley

Benchley news notes say Thomas Kirby is in dangerous condition and the children have gone to be with him. The piece lists visits by Maurice Lightsey, Dewey River, Albert Rambo, and Mrs. Luther Peyton among others, with relatives in Caldwell and Sam Rice home noted.

Thomas Kirby Karens City Dallas Wadsworth Bryan Maurice Lightsey Dewey River Albert Rambo Bald Prairie Sam Rice Rambo Luther Peyton Garrett Caldwell

Cold spell ends in wind and snowstorm aftermath

The article notes a severe wind and snowstorm after a cold spell Friday night. It reports fatal hog killings by Charlie Payne and Donald Leigh Monday and a mill explosion that killed M. A. Barnett last Saturday, injuring his brother Alvin. It mentions illness cases and a child burned but not seriously, plus a school program and family visits surrounding the incident.

Charlie Payne Donald Leighman M. A. Barnett Alvin Catherine Ziliott Jonnie Payne Clarence Farrow

Gift of Printed Stationery From Hale Printing Co

A note touts high class stationery gifts with the receiver’s name printed on each piece, promising appreciation for thoughtful presentation from Hale Printing Company.

Ha@le Printing Co

New Mortuary to Open Thursday by Bryan Hotel

The Sanders McCullough Mortuary will open Thursday in temporary quarters at the Adame building beside the Bryan hotel, in the old Rohde home at Washington and 28th. A. C. Sanders and W. R. McCullough are licensed funeral directors with an experienced lady assistant to serve all cases of women and children.

Sanders McCullough Adame Bryan Rohde Washington and 28Th Street A. C. Sanders W. R. McCullough Adams Building Bryan Hotel Washington A. C Sanders Sanders

Prom Friday’s Daily Folks Travel and Local News

Norman A. Stewart E. E. Yeager and Mit Weedon return from a multi day dove hunt in the Rio Grande Valley. Miss Bettie Figuers heads to Houston for a state beauty shop convention. Rabbi and Mrs. Lawrence Block visit Bryan en route to Athens Ga. Emma G. Dent visits Bryan wintering in Texas after leaving Goose Creek. Dr. W. H. Andrew returns tonight from Dallas with sciatica relief hoped for. Mrs. Laura Gooch of Navasota visits Bryan and attends a Lee Jackson luncheon. Wilkes Olsen and daughter Janice from Temple visit Bryan before moving to Houston for work. Entomologist R. R. Reppert leaves for Conroe to Houston on business, plans to return tonight. J. Tom Smith and son Thomas Jr. visit Goose Creek and Houston. J. R. McCrary reports illness while in Washington attending farm leaders conference.

Norman A. Stewart E. E. Yeager Mit Weedon Rio Grande Valley Bettie Figuers Houston Lawrence Block Mason City Iowa Bryan Harry S. Block Athens, Ga Emma G. Dent Tahlaquah Okla M. R. Bentley Texas Indian Service Oklahoma Goose Creek W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Dallas Baylor Hospital Andrew Laura Gooch Navasota A. J. Buchanan Wilkes Olsen Janice Temple Olsen R. R. Reppert Extension Service A. and M. College Conroe Cold Springs Livingston Reppert J. Tom Smith Thomas Jr Tom Field J. R. McCrary Calvert Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association Washington Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace

Moore Seeks Commissioner Post for Precinct Four

John M. Moore announces his candidacy for county commissioner in Precinct Four. He notes prior service in the role, an intent to cooperate on county finances tax rates and property values, and pledges an open progressive administration.

John M. Moore Moore Aml

Kings Highway Edge School Basketball Games Played

Kings Highway The Edge school held three basketball games Tuesday afternoon including senior girls and junior girls contests.

the Edge School

Marriage Licenses Issued for Beltram and De Leon Pair

Jesse Beltram married Miss Ascension De Leon and H G Gentry wed Miss Reba Mae Pulhberg in a civil ceremony recorded today.

Jesse Beltram Ascension de Leon H. G. Gentry Reba Mae Pulhberg

Brazos County 4 H Drives Enrollment and Programs

The Edge school leads 4 H enrollment with 27 members, Reck Prairie close behind at 20, and county totals around 100. County agents and A & M students oversee meetings on cotton farming and Government programs, highlighting a push for participation, prizes, and a centennial goal to put Brazos county on the map. Farmers urged to demo farming across crops and livestock, with a plant exchange at the Farmers Market and a trench silo visit at George Poster place near Jones Bridge.

Edge Reck Prairie E. R. Alexander College Henry Ross J. L. Lowell C. L. Benson Brazos County George Poster Place Jones Bridge

Edge 4 H Club plants best garden varieties

The Edge 4 H Club met with Mrs Metcalfe at the school on Monday at 10 a m. She urged selecting soil suited crops and cited Mary Washington asparagus as especially resistant. Beet seed choices include Detriot dark red and The Crosby Egyptian. Beets canned dark red when 1 inch in diameter. Tomatoes should be wilt resistant such as Marglobe Gulf State Market or Break O Day. Planting hotbeds now and use the garden book as guide.

Edge 4-H Gulf State

Eagle Printing offers fast shipping tags in all weights and colors

Shipping tags of every description in all weights and colors may be quickly furnished by consulting Eagle Printing Company. Prices will please you.

Eagle Printing Company

Sam's Drug Store Promotes Black Hawk Ointment

Stop that itching with Black Hawk Ointment guaranteed to kill the itch. Available at Sam's Drug Store in jars priced 50 cents and 1 dollar. Advertisement.

Sam’s

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Benchley News General Motors Parker and 26Th Street Bryan and 24Th Streets Aline Strand Eddie McWhorter Pearl Bush King’s Highway Normangee Joe Windsor High Point Kings Highway Bryan Eagle A. S. Ware George B. Butler J. A. Rychlik Will Conrad R. Pat Patterson J. M. Moore Precinct No R. G Buddy) Knowles Jersey P. H. Hensarling Bryan Mule & Feed Barn Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department The Extension Service Club Chamber of Commerce Edge Club K Wolens Department Stores 28Th Streets National Casket Company
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