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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1936

Page

2

William Gillette and Col Ruppert Shape Stage and Baseball Eras

The article profiles William Gillette the stage actor and playwright known as the grand old man of the stage who starred in Three Wise Fools and wrote Sherlock Holmes dramatizations. It also traces Col Ruppert’s rise as a baseball owner who bought the New York Yankees, built Yankee Stadium, and guided multiple World Series titles. It notes Ruppert’s wealth from a brewery background and Gorrell’s role as aviation industry czar.

Francis Gillette U. S Connecticu Gillette Hartford William Gillette University of New York St. Louis Ben de Bar New Orleans Samuel L. Clemens Mark Twain Globe Theater Boston Guzman John T. Raymond Beesfee Burke Madison Garden New York North Carolina Philadelphia Dr. A. Conan Doyle Me Gillette American Academy of Arts and Letters Players The Sams Dramatists’ Clubs Plaza Hotel New Ora Berth Jacob Ruppert Olae Overbackers Fifth Avenue Columbia Congress St. Bernards Col Til Huston New York Yankees Poloa Babeth Cape Jeane Huston Y. John Erto New York Giants Yankees Orderio Eee Polo Grounds Yankee Stadium Giants Col. Ruppert Col. Huston Ruppert Miller Huggins Yanks Joe McCarthy Chicago Cubs Colonel

Browder Rise from Humble Roots to U S Communist Leader

The article traces Earl Browder’s life from Kansas upbringing and early radical leanings through wartime arrests to his transformation into the U S Communist Party secretary. It notes his travels to Moscow and Europe and his 1930 succession to William Z Foster as general secretary.

Kansas America Yonkers New York Browder Communist Party United States Moscow Communist International Congress U. S Russia William Browder Earl Browder Eugene V. Debs I.W.W Platte County China England Germany France William Z. Foster

Gaps Closed on X All Highway After Long Drive

Concrete paving advances on Highway No 6 between Hearne and Calvert and No 14 between Kosse and Groesbeck. A new cut off Calvert Bremond shortens the route by about a mile. Robertson County paving and Kosse to Groesbeck complete the Houston Dallas surface, routing traffic from No 75. Bryan residents led the drive with W S Barron as a former association president.

Hearne Calvert Kosse Groesbeck Houston Dallas John E. Blair Bremond Robertson County Bryan W. S. Barron

State Affirms Credit For Consolidated School Orchestra

Supt. S. V. Perritte reports the senior orchestra at A. and M. Consolidated School has gained state affiliation and college credit like other courses. The band, organized with the PTA and directed by R. J. Dunn, has drawn praise after several concerts. There are two groups. junior with 27 members and the senior band with 28, ages from eight to near twelve. They meet with Dunn one hour daily.

Supt. S. V. Perritte A. & M. Consolidated School College Station Parent-Teacher Association R. J. Dunn A. & M. College Dunn

First 1936 Grass Fires Reported in City

Two grass fires broke out on Thursday in the Oak Grove addition and on South Washington Avenue. No damage or injuries occurred. These were the first grass fires of the year.

Oak Grove Washington Avenue

Black Hawk Ointment Ad at Sam’s Drug Store

Stop that itching with Black Hawk Ointment sold by Sam’s Drug Store. Gas rte helps kill the itch. Price 50 cents and 1 dollar. Advertising.

Sam's

East Texas exhibitor named director for Centennial

Drue Moore, a successful East Texas exhibitor for eight years, is named director of agricultural exhibits for East Texas for the Texas Centennial. He has opened his headquarters in the East Texas Chamber of Commerce offices and will work with the regional chamber to prepare and exhibit East Texas farm products for the Centennial.

Longview Drue Moore East Texas Moore East Texas Chamber of Commerce

Aged Man Dies at Riverside Home of Son

Jacob Nemec Sr. aged 80 dies Wednesday night at Riverside home of his son Mr. and Mrs J J Nemec. Survived by wife two sons Frank and Fred Jobz and Simon in Brazos county and a daughter Miss Mary Nemec. Also sister Mrs Tom Nemec of Czechoslovakia and 26 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Funeral at residence Friday 9 o clock and St Joseph Catholic church 9 30 p m with Rt Rev J B Gleissmer. Interment Mount Calvary cemetery Mc Culloch Dansby in charge. Six grandsons pall bearers Adolph Pete Kucera Antone Frank Charley Joe Nemec.

Jacob Nemec J. J. Nemec Riverside Mr. Nemec Frank Fred Nemec Robstown Jobz Simon Nemec Brazos County Mary Nemec Tom Nemec Czechoslovakia Adolph Pete Kucera Antone Charley Joe Nemec

Dr Morris Kaplan Receives Denver Residency Promotion

Dr Morris Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Joe Kaplan of Bryan earned his MD from Tulane University last June and has been interne at St Joseph's Hospital Denver Colo. He was named house resident physician at Children's Hospital Denver after six months of interne service, a promotion rare at this stage.

Morris Kaplan Joe Kaplan Bryan Tulane University New Orleans St. Joseph's Hospital Denver Col Children’s Hospital

Texas Composer Meier Nelson Debuts Patriotic Song For Centennial

Mona Meier Nelson of Wichita Falls writes For Texas a new patriotic song dedicated to the Centennial. The dignified lyrics are paired with stirring music and already publicized for publication.

Mona Meier Nelson Wichita Falls Texas Beseve

Aggies Schedule Coast Start for 1936 Football Season

The Texas Aggies unveil an 11 game 1936 football slate with three inter sectional tilts on the coast two games against Texas schools and a Southwest Conference run. Notable firsts include a Pacific Coast trip and Manhattan College in Dallas on December 5. The Centenary game may be moved to Kyle Field.

College Station Texas Aggies Cadets Texas Sam Houston Aggies Manhattan San Francisco Centenary University of Texas Longhorns Hardin-Simmons University of San Francisco Dons Cal Manhattan College Jaspers Dallas Kyle Field Flgver Samm Houston Texas Christam Arkansas Aggie Unione Pacific Coast Texas Christian New York University of Texas Centennary Gents Cagets Wichita Falls Texas Aggie Rice Institute Houston Baylor University Waco Southern Methodist Las Shreveport

Broncos to field full track and field team this spring

Bryan will finally field a comprehensive track and field squad in the Interscholastic League meets this spring. Wilson Cheesey Cook, former Texas athlete and football line coach for the Broncos, takes over as track and field coach. About 35 aspirants signed up Friday as Cook plans entries in most events, with early practices on Forrest Field and later at Texas A and M College.

Bryan Wilson Cheesey) Cook University of Texas Broncos Cook Forrest Field

City Secretary Guy P. Bittle Confined by Cold

Guy P. Bittle city secretary is confined to his home today due to a bad cold.

Guy P. Bittle

New Chatmas Theater Under Construction in Hearne

Work began on the Main Street theater to seat 700 with 500 on the lower floor and 200 in the balcony. The Waco firm holds the contract. four Dallas architects will design. Local labor will build the project, employing about 20 men for more than 100 days.

Chatmas Theater Hearne Main Street Chatmas Waco Dallas

Wednesday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Gray Home

A pleasant afternoon in Hearne featured bridge games by the Wednesday Bridge Club. High score prize went to Mrs F E Hoefer. Guests included Mrs W A McNeel Mrs Henry Boswell Mrs R E Cornforth Mrs E W Luke Mrs L W Perkins and Mrs W M Burney. Next week’s meeting will be at Mrs R M Haddox.

L. W. Perkins W. M. Burney R. M. Haddox D. C. Weston H. V. Martin R. E. Cornforth A. R. Weeks Abe Hensarling R. W. Marshall George Chatmas W. A. McNeel

Hearne Delegation Attends Robertson P T A Council

Hearne sent a delegation to the Robertson County P T A Council meeting held at Calvert High School. Mrs Luella Parsons of Waco led the school of instruction and Mrs John Maxwell of Waco spoke on organization matters. Lunch was at Calvert Country Club. Deputies appointed to Sheriff Hill fill unexpired term of Ace Nickelson.

Calvert Robertson County P.T. A. Council Hearne A. C. Love Jr Hubert Smith Franklin H. P. Hill Ace Nickelson

Local Happenings From Hearne Jan 25

Social notes from Hearne list visits and travels of residents. Mrs. R H Whitaker attends Verna Claire Mathews birthday dinner in Hempstead. Mr. and Mrs. R H Hartman visit Skidmore and San Antonio. Austin visitors en route to Jacksonville. Bridge Club hosts Open Meeting with guests and high score cups noted.

Hearne R. H. Whitaker Hempstead Verna Claire Mathews R. H. Hartman Skidmore San Antonio J. H. Burney Austin Jacksonville Alva Preston Ola Tuck Jack Beasley Dallas John C. Waltman Mamie Robbins Athens W. M. Burney

Shakespeare Club Hosts Health Talk by State Official

Hearne Texas January meeting of the Shakespeare Club featured health experts from the state health department. Dr H W Cummings introduced Dr Barnett of Austin who spoke on public cooperation with physicians, followed by Dr Charlies D Reece on public health and infectious diseases.

Shakespeare Club Hearne Hearne Shakespeare Club George Chatmas C. B. Thames Fannie Reece Pugh W. H. Bivin H. W. Cummings Barnett State Health Department of Austin Charlies D. Reece Bureau of Dorothy Chatmas F. W. Karney J. G. Oe

Rotarian Address by Rep Hollis Frazier at Hearne Luncheon

Hon. Hollis Frazier Robertson county representative addressed Hearne Rotary Club on Legislative Affairs during a Thursday luncheon. An appetizing chicken dinner was served by the Methodist church ladies. Mrs P H Tuckes and Mrs E R Leach of Groesbeck plus Mrs Floyd Parker of

Hearne Hollis Frazier Robertson County Hearne Rotary Club Frazier the Methodist Church

Local Names Mentioned in Community Obituary Notices

Community members Lyn Kelly Julia Ann Nona Beth Orts Fredie Dorothy Wenck James Perkins Robbie McCarver Darrell Mullins Alma Yvonne Keith Jimmie Lou Clanton Billy Henderson and Frankie Osborne are listed in a local obituary notice. The fragment shows multiple individuals associated with a reported death or memorial context in a local newspaper page.

Lyn Kelly Julia Ann Nona Beth Orts Fredie Dorothy Wenck James Perkins Robbie McCarver Darrell Mullins Alma Yvonne Keith Jimmie Lou Clanton Billy Henderson Frankie Osborne

Hearne P T A to Meet in Grade School Auditorium

The January meeting of the Hearne P T A is set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 45 in the grade school auditorium. Mrs W H Bivin will lead a program on New Developments in Public Health and the Juvenile Glee Club under Miss Ruth Wecter will perform several musical numbers.

Hearne A. B. Cherry Chas. Rhea H. W. Cummings Methodist Missionary Society T. P. Griffin H. V. Martin Jakie Silverman T. Walter Moore J. C. Waltman R. M. Haddox Karl G. Orts O. H. McCollum P.t. A Hearne P.T. A W. H. Bivin Ruth Wecter

Local visitors spend Sunday with Hearne residents

Hearne residents hosted out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Appleman of Rockdale and Mrs. I. Levine. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Elliott with Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hereford and children from Madisonville and Ed Bluestein and children from Bryan visiting Mayor and Mrs. W. H. Bly.

Hearne Jack Appleman Rockdale Ed Bluestein Frances Ann and Eddie of Bryan W. H. Bly

Hearne Police Solve Robbery Caldwell Drug Store Case

Constable Lee Josey arrested two transients John Neff of Dallas and John Canfield of Pittsburgh for robbing Hitchcock Drug store and the office of Dr. P L Goodwright in Caldwell. They admitted entering by climbing a spike pole to break the sky light and stole narcotics jewelry pens and cash. Officers plan to return them to Caldwell for prosecution.

Hearne Lee Josey John Neff Dallas John Canfield Pittsburgh Hitchcock P. L. Goodwright Caldwell

Hearne Visitors and Baptist Women Meet in Royal Service

Mrs. Alva Preston and others return from Dallas and Bryan visits while H. M. Dotson leads a Royal Service program for thirty Baptist Women Union members at the Hearne church. The study from Matthew 13 38 38 centers on Thy Come with helpers including Mrs J T Hamilton and M W Hoyt.

Hearne Baptist Nhary Union H. M. Dotson Mathew J. T. Hamilton Dotson A. L. Green J. A. Carson F. B. Burch M. W. Ho

Fifth Birthday Party for Carolyn Henry in Hearne

Five little friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Roy Henrys home in Hearne to celebrate Carolyn Henrys fifth birthday. Guests brought dolls and doll buggies and the honoree received gifts. A birthday cake with ice cream was served and small dolls were given as souvenirs to Mabel Hall Claudia Ann McCollum Douglas Williams Betty Cross and Janis Boguskie.

Ruth Jean Stephens Hearne J. E. Stephens Ruth Jean Mary Katherine Spiller Dixie Littleton Louise Nale Carolyn Henry Julia Ann Smith Parker Madeline Mahan Ralph Record Tootsie Record Donald Rikard Mary Ann Martin Jean Vick Jimmie Gladys Clanton Marjorie Eve Roy Henry Mabel Hall Claudia Ann McCollum Douglas Williams Betty Cross Janis Boguskie

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Airlines of America Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce Air Transport Association of America Judge Landis Will Hays Edgar Staley Gorrell Gorrell West Point Massachusetts Institute of Technology Glenn Curtis Hudson Gorrel Signal Corps Mexico Pancho Villa Woodrow Wilson Europe Bolling Ae.f Air Service U.S Britain Stutz Motor Company Edgar S. Gorrell East Son Meet Dallas Arena University of Texas At Austin Manhattan College At Hearne News R. Boswell George Lacy and George Lacy Jr Bruce Grant of Pipe Line Company Franklin Highway Gray Home S. J. Stubbs E. Y. Ely Roy L. Moss H. W. Wilkerson Wednesday Bridge Club Wilkerson Mary Lee Mooney Hearne Mary Lee Mooney J. E. Mooney Leta Esther Mooney Rep P. H. Tuckes E. R. Leach Floyd Parker Caldwell Store P. A. Reed J. T. McDonald Homer Woods P. A. Reed, Jr Harvey Tanner Robert Evans Universty of Texas At Austin
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