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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1934

Page

6

Folks and Friends Visit Bryan and Nearby Towns

A crowded flow of visitors and residents circulates through Bryan and nearby communities. Mrs. J H Tankersley and Miss Hallie Gooch of Marlin call on Mrs. Lee J Rountree. Mrs R W Howell brings her sister from Houston to Cameron then Bryan. many travelers pass through for visits, church, or business as community ties remain strong.

J. H. Tankersley Hallie Gooch Marlin Bryan College Lee J. Rountree R. W. Howell Cameron Glenn Flinn Houston Flinn First Methodist Church E. R. Bryant Grover C. White Grover C. Jr Temple V. K. Sugaroff A. and M. College Russia M. R. Bentley Cleburne Bentley O. C. Willsie Soil Conservation New Orleans George Stephan Gloria Glyn R. E. Turner San Antonio Rock Prairie Luke Scarmado John Fazzino Nick Fazzino Steeles Store Willie Kelly J. T. Cloud Antone Fridel Kurten J. C. Garcia Rev. Garcia Monterrey Mex Chas Myers M. Bonneville Morgan City R. J. Terrebonne Terrebonne Winnie Bonneville M. R. Looney Calvert Hugh Looney South College Avenue Bart Haltom Wilkerson Clinic First Baptist Church L. B. Locke Locke F. R. Parkerson Sam Knox Tyler Joe R. Tatman Jac. K. Parker Frank J. Womack Oak McKenzie Yoakum Tom Castles Port Arthur Mr. Castles Mable Castles J. N. Goodwin McAllen Goodwin N. A. Stewart

Funeral Service Held Tuesday for Pioneer Woman

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Margaret Closs were held Tuesday at 3 from the residence of granddaughter Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Dunn in Bryan. The native Texan, born February 22, 1847, died Monday afternoon at age 86 11 months. Surviving are three children, C. C. Dulaney, Mrs. Mary Blackman, and Mrs. C. P. Foster, plus grandchildren and great grandchildren. McCulloch Dansby handled arrangements.

Sarah Margaret Closs Bryan Brazos County R. C. Dunn West 26Th. Street W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Bryan City Cemetery McCulloch-Dansby Company Cross Washington County C. C. Dulaney Mary Blackman Keane N. M C. P. Foster J. N. Dulaney Donald Foster W. A. King Seth Taylor W. W. Hall Af Moore W. S. Howell A. D. Martin T. B. Higgs C. Edgar Jones Sam Foster

Pneumonia Claims Bryan Resident 79

Joe Dechiara Sr., aged 79, died at his Bryan home after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at his residence and St. Anthony's Church, with Rev. Basil Bravi officiating. Interment was in Bryan Catholic cemetery. A Italian-born long-time Brazos County resident, he leaves a wife and seven children in Bryan, Houston, Chicago.

Joe Dechiara Bryan St. Anthony’s Catholic Church Basil Bravi Bryan Catholic Joe Dechiara Sr Brazos County Italy America Charlie Dechiara Sam Tony Dechiara Houston Chicago Ill Mike Triola Angelo Couchmaster Joe J. Dechiara

Eagle Wanted for Spare Room Sparks Hometown Tip

A local hunter seeks a temporary roommate to share a spare room, appealing for discreet lodging arrangements. Police remind residents to verify identities and avoid risky introductions while the offer circulates on community boards.

Hog prices and fair exchange value in the pre war era

The article explains that before World War I farm hog prices at seven dollars and twenty four cents per hundredweight matched the fair exchange value. It argues that after the war price swings caused a persistent gap, with 1932 showing a disparity of four dollars and twenty eight cents, and suggests 1934 Agricultural Adjustment Act reforms will restore alignment with purchasing power.

Sents

Banquet Honors Long-Serving Fire Department Members

The banquet celebrated two veteran firefighters with 52 and 49 years of service, including Chief C E Griesser presenting honors. City officials and guests praised the department, and a diverse guest list attended a barbecue dinner hosted by Mrs. M. B. Parker with music by the Cargill String Orchestra.

John Wittman C. EE. Jenkins Griesser Sam Noto Roy Vick Stewart O. S. Johnson John Seeley Caldwell Lee J. Rountree George Butler H. R. Brayton Firemen’s State Training School Texas A M. College C. E. Jenkins W. B. Saunders T. G. Jenkins R. G. Williams Williams Col. House Jimbo-Gumbo Smystick J. E. Stanford M. B. Parker Cargill String Orchestra

Reward for Coaching Work at Nederland High

Johnny Koneeny former Bryan and Aggie star now coaches at Nederland High School received a leather jacket from the Nederland High School athletic council alongside football letters awarded last week. His team posted the best record in school history losing only one game. Silver footballs were given to 12 lettermen and light sweaters to seven seconds and the manager. Koneeny must rebuild next year as all but three lettermen are seniors.

Johnny Koneeny Bryan High Aggie Nederland High School Nederland High School Athletic Council Koneeny Nederland Keneeny

Negro Budget Wizard in Relief Line

A relief line tale describes a cantankerous older negro who cannot read or write yet quickly balances his weekly funds. He calculates a mix of beans bacon meal and a penny box of matches and salt, using a string tied to a wrist to steady his judgment.

Darky Prince Albert

Father of Bryan Man Suffers Stroke in Lufkin Home

Mr and Mrs Mayon Ricks and family traveled to Lufkin after being alerted to the illness of C A Ricks aged 83 who suffered a stroke Monday and became fully paralyzed. A subsequent message said Mrs Roxie Whitlock of Devers was believed near death and relatives planned to visit.

Mayon Ricks Lufkin C. A. Ricks Ricks O. F. Brown Bryan Roxie Whitlock Devers Navasota Mr. Ricks Nixon Ricks Houston Brown

Poll Tax Payments Lag as Deadline Approaches

County tax office reports about 2 000 poll taxes paid with more than 1 000 due in eight days before the January 31 deadline for general election year payments. Auto registrations rise as owners rush to meet no extension rule since legislature is not in session. January 31 also ends penalty-free car registration.

Brazos County Seeks Corn-Hog Association Leader

J. Walter Smith of Navasota, a stock man with many hogs and cattle, visited Bryan on Wednesday to discuss forming a Brazos County corn-hog association. He aims to organize local farmers and hog producers for cooperative efforts.

Brazos Corn-Hog Association J. Walter Smith Navasota Bryan Wednesday Mr. Smith Brazos County

Negro woman Ada HortonSentenced to three years for hatchet murder

Ada Horton, a negro woman convicted in Brazos county courts of hatchet murder of a negro man, was taken to Huntsville state prison Tuesday afternoon by Chief K T Tillis and Constable Horace Reed.

Ada Horton Brazos County Huntsville K. T. Tillis Horace Reed

Boyett Seeks Re-Election as Precinct 1 Commissioner

Commissioner Guy F. Boyett announces his bid for re-election to Precinct No. 1 in Brazos County. He cites experience in road work over 350 miles of lateral roads and a commitment to improving county roads within limited funding. He pledges continued service and cooperation with other precincts.

Guy F. Boyett Brazos County

School for Illiterates Now in Operation

A school for adult white illiterates is operating daily except weekends at the Methodist Mission on North Bryan Avenue. Miss Emma Montgomery conducts sessions from 1 to 4 p m funded by the CWA to provide idle teachers with work. Misses Margaret Buchanan and Christine Lichte run a kindergarten for children of employed women in the same building from 9:30 to 12 p m daily except Sunday.

Methodist Mission North Bryan Avenue Emma Montgomery CWA Margaret Buchanan Christine Lichte

Two Bryan Boys Honor Baylor Honor Roll

Bennie T. Griffin and James H. Godwin from Bryan made Baylor university fall quarter honor roll. Each earned B plus or better in all courses with two A grades, and both received congratulatory letters from Dr. W. Allen.

Waco Bennie T. Griffin Bryan James H. Godwin Baylor University W. &. Allen Allen

Licensed to Marry Couples Headed to County Clerk Office

Edward C. Miller and Mable I. Jones and Earl Shelton and Jane Sosolik are two couples licensed to marry by County Clerk Clyde Gaen.

Edward C. Miller Mable I. Jones Earl Shelton Jane Sosolik Clyde Gaen

Mable Jones Weds D C Miller in Bryan Texas

A surprise marriage united Miss Mable Jones and D C Miller on a Saturday evening at the home of Rev Vv Breazeale. The couple visited Milano and Rockdale then Bryan, where Miller will be stationed with a railway company. The bride, a Bryan schools alumna and Stephen F Austin graduate, works at Texas A and M College Station.

R. H. Carrol Will Rains Bryan Steep Hollow Sheriff J. H. Reed James Stafford Reed J. W. Thompson Tabor Mat Youens Navasota Mattie Walker Reliance Sara Allen Cofer College Station Frances Darnell D. C. Roberts S. S. Hollis A. L. Lipscomb Walter Shannon C. E. Barnett North Zulch George Donaho George Ira Bond W. E. Graham Rock Prairie Mable Jones F. E. Jones D. C. Miller Milano Vv. B. Breazeale Breazeale Rockdale Stephen F. Austin High School Division of Rural Home Research Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Miller Beaumont

Bryan couple marks twenty fifth wedding anniversary

The twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. I J Rosprim was celebrated on Sunday with mass at St Joseph Catholic church at 8 15 am and a dinner at the Rosprim home. Attending were relatives including Rev J B Gleissner who officiated 25 years ago and bridesmaid Mrs Lee Kopetsky among others. The couple’s two children Katherine and Lee James were present along with many neighbors and friends.

I. J. Rosprim St. Joseph's Catholic Church Rosprim Katherine Lee James Timothy Valenta J. B. Gleissnér Lee Kopetsky Lee Yeager Joe Yeager Peter Yeager Sam Yeager John Yeager Stanie Bukowski Fannie Vitopil Frances Mary Vitopil Tom Holik Agnes Sury J. B. Gleissner Tim Valenta Lucile Stransky Savanah, Ill Cecil Burrage Waco

Tribute Planned For Maury Hughes in Dallas Banquet

Prominent Texas leaders converge on Dallas for a February 6 testimonial dinner honoring Maury Hughes chairman of the State Democratic Committee. A statewide radio hookup will broadcast the banquet from the Adolphus Hotel as Buckner serves as toastmaster and hints of a governor bid circulate among close associates.

Texas Dallas Maury Hughes Hughes Adolphus Hotel Murrell Buckner

Eagle Printing Co Offers Quick Service and Low Prices

Our job department renders fast reliable ser vice with quality printing at reasonable prices. Give us a trial Eagle Printing Co Phones 80 or 48.

Eagle Printing Co

Musical program at Stephen F. Austin high school assembly

A concert by H. P. Black and Mrs. Black presented to Stephen F. Austin high school students during an assembly period. Brief talks by S. M. Brown and Sam Crenshaw previewed the faculty presentation of The Whole Towns Talking in the school auditorium Friday night. New commercial instructor Miss Eula Nagle arrived from Schulenberg to assume duties this term, replacing Miss Clara Calhoun who has joined the U S consulate in Hamburg Germany and will depart for New York to sail February 7 for Germany.

H. P. Black First Baptist Church Miss Calhoun United States Consular Service Hamburg Germany Bryan Austin New York Roosevelt

Eagle Printing Company Buys Old Newspapers For Sale

The Eagle Printing Company advertises old newspapers available for purchase. Listings note quantities and conditions suitable for collectors or reprint projects.

The Eagle Printing Company

Senna based liquid laxative urged for gentle bowel relief

Public returns to liquid laxatives with senna praised as the best gentle option. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a reliable senna based laxative available in drugstores and suited for all ages with regular bowel action in weeks.

Caldwell

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