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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1930

Page

5

Brady Case Trial Reveals Alcoholism and Illicit Affair

Witnesses describe John Brady as an intelligent man who declined after a 10 year decline into heavy drinking. Reports say his behavior grew erratic with fits of violence and twitching, amid claims of an affair with Miss Highsmith and Brady’s insistence the relationship was theirs.

Rly D. T. White Paso Brady Parenal California Texas Ward Chtele John Hn W. Brady I. B. Crider L. R. Dewnard Dufrain Ham Lee T. C. Jordan Beayv Austin

Interscholastic League Meeting Called by Bethany

The executive committee of the Interscholastic League will meet at the office of County Superintendent F. M. Vance on Saturday Feb. 1 for business. All member schools are urged to report on activities and to present requests. Ten a. m. is the hour. The county basketball tournament for seniors will be at College Station Feb. 7 and 8 with W. D. Bunting in charge. The general meet will be at Bryan March 21 and 22 at Steph en F. Austin high school and Forrest Field. No entry fees this year and it is hoped several teams from each member school will compete. Bethany, Director General. Read Eagle want ads.

F. M. Vance College Station W. D. Bunting Bryan Stephen F. Austin High School Forrest Field Co. M. Bethany

Boy Stabbing Leaves 14-Year-Old in Critical Condition

Jack Nash, 14, son of Mr and Mrs E N Nash of Edge, is in Bryan hospital in critical condition after a Friday afternoon stabbing by Lawrence Cross. What began as a scuffle escalated into a fight with a knife severing a rib, lacerating a lung, and puncturing the abdomen.

Jack Nash E. N. Nash Edge Bryan Hospital Lawrence Cross Nash Closs

City meeting plans refer cooperation to development committee

Plans call for full cooperation and referral to the incoming city development committee to begin work at once with Mr. Cocking and enumerators. Attendees include Higgs Caldwell Gibbs Parker Webb Howell Lawrence McSwain McSwain, Mrs. Rountree Haswell Dansby Bradley Williamson Myers Eberstadt. FOR SALE: three full blood Poland China pigs subject to registration see Mrs Lizzie Burt Route 2.

Cocking W. S. Higgs J. S. Caldwell W. K. Gibbs M. L. Parker J. Webb Howell John M. Lawrence, Jr A. S. McSwain J. D. Martin Mrs Lee J. Rountree Tyler Haswell Mrt Lizzie Burt

Farmers Seek New Markets To Boost Prices In Bryan

The Lions Club discusses creating a market system to help farmers obtain better prices for their products than in nearby towns. Dr Searcy outlines plan options, with a rural committee set to meet Thursday to draft proposals and report next Tuesday.

Bryan Mit Dansby R. V. Armstrong J. Coulter Smith Henry S. Locke F. D. Fuller Fred Hale A. S. Ware Charles S. Myers D. Snyder J. Bryan Miller Harry L. Durham H. Marsteller Roy Danforth R. C. Franks

School cafeteria openings ease crowded Travis and Bowie buildings

A January upgrade at two elementary schools introduces cafeterias at both the Travis and Bowie sites. Mrs. M. G. Nall oversees the Bowie unit, while Mrs. Ruth Taylor administers the Travis building with Mrs. Maurice Tatum assisting.

Travis Bowie M. G. Nall Ruth Taylor Maurice Tatum

New Labor Head Oversees School Lunch Facilities

A new labor head oversees school lunch operations at Bowie and Travis schools. Bowie serves about 60 meals daily with 1 to 5 cent items. Travis serves 75 to 80 with 5 cent items plus bread and butter. Modern equipment at Travis, Bowie units planned for expansion, paid staff handle cooking while Parent-Teacher volunteers supervise finances.

Bowie Travis

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