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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1934

Page

5

Highway Beautification Plans To Plant Thousands Of Trees

Austin reports state highway division engineers ordered to plant 50 000 to 60 000 young trees and shrubs along 19 000 miles of Texas highways. Landscape engineer Jac L Gubbels directs per division, with group plantings, native species, grasses, wildflowers and wayside parks planned to beautify and slow traffic.

Austin State Highway Department Highway Department Highway Commission Jac L. Gubbels Gubbels Texas San Jacinto Park Gubbe

Married Fort Worth pair wed by Justice McGee

Fort Worth residents Ruth Knox and another man were married Monday afternoon by Justice J. T. McGee at his office.

W. R. Foster Ruth Knox Fort Worth J. T. McGee

Hog Theft Charge Lands Albert Kennedy in County Jail

Albert Kennedy is jailed in the county on hog theft charges filed by Sam Palertie. The case details remain focused on the criminal complaint and detention.

Albert Kennedy Sam Palertie

Corn hog contract talks reach Texas farmers statewide

District conferences begin to explain the corn hog plan offering nearly eight million dollars to Texas farmers this year. Texas A and M Extension officials announce meetings through January 27 with county agents leading discussions on payments for unraised corn and reduced hog production.

College Station Texas College Athens H. H. Williamson Texas A. and M. College Extension Service O. Fisher United States Department of Agriculture E. M. Regenbrecht Amarillo Lubbock McKinney Llano San Antonio Williamson Middle West J. M. Jones Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Cotton States American Association of Economic Entomologists J. C

Evans Succeeded By Lubbock Man As District Agent

O. G. Tumlinson of Lubbock has succeeded S. C. Evans as district agent of the Extension Service for the South Plains area. Evans resigned to become president of the Bank for Cooperatives of the Farm Credit Administration in Houston. Tumlinson had been Lubbock county farm agent for over a year and formerly county agent in Shackelford and Frio counties. He is a 1917 A and M graduate who served in World War I and later rejoined the Extension Service in 1930 after a period away.

College Station O. G. Tumlinson Lubbock S. C. Evans Bank For Cooperatives Farm Credit Administration Houston Extension Service South Plains H. H. Williamson Tumlinson Shackelford Frie Montana Frie County

Mrs. McKay Named Madisonville Postmaster

Congressman Luther A. Johnson recommended Mrs J A McKay for postmaster in Madisonville and she was installed as temporary postmaster last week pending Senate confirmation, according to the Madisonville Meteor.

J. A. McKay Luther A. Johnson Madisonville Senate

Shire Federation Opens Year With Addresses And Plans

Miss Julia Owens read Works. Mrs. G. C. Davis welcomed guests including Mrs. J. H. Neeley and Velma Erisman. Mrs. Lee J. Rountree urged bold faith in the new year. Judge Davis spoke on reform of county government and poll tax. Prof C. B. Farrington addressed federation value. Mrs. Robert Trant outlined goals for Grimes County Federation of Women's Clubs. Players, music, and readings followed with numerous registrants from Roan's Prairie and Shiro.

Julia Owens Navasota G. C. Davis Shire Parent-Teacher Association J. H. Neeley Iola Velma Erisman Beulah Lee Shelton State Health Department M. E. Parker Grimes County Lee J. Rountree W. C. Davis J. W. Martin Roan’s Prairie C. B. Farrington Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville A. T. Walker Texas Conference Ed R. Barcus A. A. Kidd Bedias Ann Barcus W. C. Koonce John Hoke Guy E. Foster Ed Foster Shiro Henry Wesson State Federation of Women’s Clubs Austin J. Watts Brown Robert Trant Keith

Local Social Notices and Names Gathered in County Listings

A list of women and married names associated with Navasota Anderson Bryan Bedias Huntsville Iola Keith and other towns is presented in a community notice. The roster includes Mrs. G C Harris Mrs. W Huston Mrs. W Craig and many others with addresses Rt No 1 and similar identifiers.

Former Resident Is Buried Here in Fort Worth Death

Miss Mattie Loughridge longtime Bryan resident died at 2 o clock Saturday at 1216 Dorothy Lane Fort Worth After death her remains were brought to Bryan for burial in the family plot in Bryan city cemetery She was 70 and survived by nephews J E Knox Terry Loughridge Kirk Loughridge and T L Waugh Pallbearers included Judge W C Davis J M Ferguson D L Wilson Hugh Looney Henry Locke and N F Lockerd

McCulloch-Dansby Mattie Loughridge Fort Worth Bryan Miss Loughridge Dorothy Lane E. J. Knox Bryan City W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church J. E. Knox Terry Loughridge Houston Kirk Loughridge Brownwood T. L. Waugh

College Pastor Returns Friday From St. Louis

Rev. Norman Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of College Station, returned Friday from St. Louis where he attended the Triennial Conference of Religious Workers in State Colleges and Universities. He was the sole Texas representative among student-work specialists. The conference stressed engaging students in religion as a core expression of personality, with no mention of evolution.

Norman Anderson First Presbyterian Church of College Station St. Louis Anderson Texas

Texas Mills Use Less Cotton In December

December cotton usage in Texas mills totaled 3 514 bales, down from 5 689 in November and 2 765 in December 1932, UT Bureau of Business Research reports. Yearly production rose to 69 599 000 yards with 68 159 000 yards sold, while unfilled orders stood at 10 930 000 yards.

Austin Jan Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Artillery Trophy Won by Lt Shepard's Company

Lieut. Lloyd Shepard of the Coast Artillery Corps headed his unit to win the Knox Trophy for 1938. Shepard, married near Bryan to Miss Louise Bittle, youngest daughter of City Secretary and Mrs. Guy Bittle, received official notice through Brig. Gen. Frank S. Cohell of the Philippine Department U S A.

Lloyd Shepard Coast Artillery Corps Bryan Louise Bittle Guy Bittle Coast Artillery Frank S. Cohell Philippine Department

Resume Street Work Under CWA On Bryan Streets

Street projects on Bryan resumed Monday afternoon under the Civil Works Administration. Work will continue for some time with fewer trucks and men due to current funding shortages for CWA programs.

Bryan Streets CWA

Star Parasite Remover Promoted For Poultry

An advertisement urges poultry owners to add Star Parasite Remover to drinking water to prevent worms, germs, and pests. It promises healthier birds, better egg production, and stronger chicks at low cost, with Roman & Vick and McCartney Pharmacy cited.

Roman & Vick, and McCartney Pharmacy

Political Announcements for July Democratic Primaries

The Eagle announces candidates for Tax Collector Assessor. Guy Harris and Fred A. Wehrman seek re election for Precinct No 3.

Guy Harris Guy F. Boyett Fred A. Wehrman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nénoay” Vsithns Deweliaiye Jey Cewid Ward Templeman Farm Edna Abbott Shelton American Legion Frank W. Sorrell Mr. Gubbels Bryan Gym Bronco Smetana Tabor Kings Highway Kurten Reliance North Zulch Broncos Harvey D. Watson Bob Presnal Clifford Alexander Johnny Menci Lawrence Beal Jack Wheeler Ennis Canady Watson Presnal Hempstead He Thos Sdf Evans Shire Shaw Federation Federated Club Ter Grimes County Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation of Women’s Clubs W. J. Martin Mable Brown Lester Taylor Garvin Black Andrew Blount E. R. Thomas B. C. Thomas W. S. Davison H. C. Neason T. D. Spell Sibyl Grayhill Elsie Young P. B. Parten G. M. Rea R. E. Oliphant J. J. McBride Ethel Horton Mildred Statham W. S. Davis Eugenia Thomas W. C. iKoonce E. W. Harmon W. R. Wilkerson G. C. da NAVY Hawaii Uncle Sam San Francisco Oahu Island Pearl Harbor Associated Press G. C. Harris W. W. Huston W. S. Craig Louise Craig Mattye Pearl Henry C. E. Henry Earl Harris E. W. Harris J. Wallace Brosig Julia D. Owens M. B. Foster M. E. Lee Clara Lang Reba Curtis Gale Woodward Nettie Brosig F. Watts Brown A. F. Walker J. H. Neely R. P. Trant J. M. Ferguson D. L. Wilson Hugh Looney Henry Locke N. F. Lockerd Shepard A. 8. McEswain R. Pat Patterson BAYER Tn Bayer
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