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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1934

Page

3

Local Notices of Bryan Area Visitors and Travels

Bryan residents host and visit relatives across Texas and beyond. Numerous guests from Houston Fort Worth Waco Caldwell and Dallas stay with families on Allen Academy campus and in Bryan neighborhoods. Travel plans include trips to Dallas Springs Colorado and Corpus Christi with health updates and hospital visits noted.

Bryan Crocker Willie Hensarling Houston Frances Moseley Fort Worth C. P. Moseley Allen Academy Green Buchanan Waco R. L. Buchanan Clarence Ousley Texas A, & M. College Herman F. Eilenbrink Kurten O. A. Fox Gaveston Pat Taylor Caldwell M. M. Norton

Women of Tabor Learn Sweet Pickling Techniques

Mrs Alma Metcalf led a demonstration on sweet pickles and relishes for the Tabor Women s Home Demonstration Club at Mrs Walter Armstrong s home. Members reported cucumber brine progress and food conserved despite drought, then enjoyed a social hour with iced fruit. Attendees included Mesdames Locke Cooper Thompson Nash Elliott Schram Presnal Metcalf Armstrong and others.

Alma Metcalfe Tabor Walter Armstrong Mrs. Armstrong Mesdames C. Locke R. A. Cooper M. E. Thompson Maude Nash Ella Elliott Ed Schram Earl Presnal Alma Metcalf Misses Mary Locke Maggie Benbow Annie Locke Mae Walker Jo Ann Locke Pauline Walker Ernestine Nash

Kurten Evangelical Women Unite In Regional Meeting

Last Thursday July 5 members of the Kurten Evangelical Women's Union joined the Evangelical Women's Union of New Baden for their monthly gathering. Attendees included Mrs. Emil Keller Mrs. Albert Keller Mrs. Jacob Keller and others. The group met at Mrs. Fritz Rahnert's home for the July session with talks on protecting working people and readings from the Evangelical Herald. The Augist meeting is planned at Mrs. Luther of Bryan's home. Zion Evangelical Church will hold German language services this Sunday at 10 with Sunday school at 9. Everyone is welcome.

Annie Stevener Henry Rahnert Evangelical Herald Carl Hedtke Luther of Bryan Women’s Union Zion Evangelical Church

Community barbecue draws large crowd this week

A large crowd attended the barbecue here last week. Jim McDonald and his wife from Cole are visiting his parents and relatives. Miss Lucile Pack spent the week with her brother and family. Mr and Mrs Bill Pack and Miss Lurline Elliott visited Huntsville and returned home.

T. C. Elliott Cottonwood Kathryn Mattie Wilson Normangee Albert Cross Mary Drew Bernice Rosier Inez Payne Bill Pack Jim Murphy Edna H. M. Free Otho Rhodes Rev. Wiley Jim McDonald Coleman Lucile Pack Lurline Elliott Huntsville

Varicose or Swollen Veins ULGERS Ad at McCartney Pharmacy

Classified ad from McCartney Pharmacy promotes treatment options for varicose or swollen veins and ulcers. The brief notice emphasizes availability of remedies or services for leg vein conditions. It reads like a local health ad asking readers to seek care.

Drought area eyed for Texas counties in relief plan

At a Tuesday conference Brazos Burleson Grimes Leon Milam Robertson were discussed as potential members of a primary drought area. Officials noted cattle herds of 25 000 to 40 000 per county with feed shortages and no pasture. If added to the primary list, stockmen could sell cattle to the government for processing and receive relief loans and freight rates. An official announcement was expected soon.

Brazos Burleson Grimes Leon Milam Robertson W. J. Alexander Jeff T. Kemp John H. Atkinson C. B. Carter B. C. Thomas A. S. McSwain Warburton Dr. Warburton Martin Messrs. Johnson

Calfshead Luncheon Club Savoring Calves Head Delicacies

San Benito reports a luncheon club with the sole aim of eating calves heads. The Calfshead club meets irregularly to barbecue calves heads from midnight till noon. Meat is tender and served as sandwiches with pickles and onions.

San Benito

Negro Club Notes Shows Canning Efforts Across Several Communities

Drought faced clubs in Harmon Wellborn Canaan and Roans Chapel as they harvest and can corn peas tomatoes and okra. The Brushie delivery brought two wagon loads of corn and several bushels of other produce. Weekly totals include 400 cans vegetables 60 quarts pickles 21 pints chili sauce 18 quarts tomato and fruit juice 10 pints tomato preserves 7 quarts soup mixtures and 2 quarts fried chicken. Prairie View short course for negro farmers runs Aug 13 through Aug 15 amid low mood, with county agents urging all farmers to attend and offering details.

Harmon Wellborn Canaan Roans Chapel Brushie Prairie View

Britain and France Weigh Aid Pledge Amid Invasion Fear

Louis Barthou announced on leaving London that Britain would aid France if the Franco Belgian area were invaded. He said Britain approved in principle the eastern security pacts in which France participates, though no formal treaty is signed.

London Louis Barthou Britain France Barthou England

Roosevelt in Cartagena on historic South American visit

President Roosevelt arrived by harbor in Cartagena aboard the cruiser Houston and prepared for a formal luncheon with President Enrique Olaya Herrera. This marked the first presidential trip to South America by an American leader and began with a harbor arrival shortly after 10 a.m.

Cartagena Colombia Roosevelt South America Houston Enrique Olaya Herrera

Rainless July in Wellborn and small town notes

In Wellborn July 11 residents report no rain as clouds pass by. Local visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Littles of Fort Worth visiting Mrs. Littles' brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lander. Robby Williams recovers after coal oil ingestion. Jean Bond improves after gasoline exposure. Baptist meeting begins and cordial invitation extended. Earfuls of fuller’s earth decline, last two left Monday.

Wellborn Fullers Earth

Work Restarts as Oil Business Resumes

Local hopes rise for new activity as work begins soon in the oil sector. Mrs W D Lander and infant, Mry, and Mrs Clydé Faydall visit relatives in Personville Rural area noted.

Baby Mry Clydé Faydnall Personville

Demand for New Cars Shows Big Increase in New York

Demand for new cars rose sharply in New York on July 10 as General Motors and other manufacturers reported strong sales. The surge reflects growing consumer demand and potential early signs of economic recovery in the automotive sector.

New York General "Motors Corporation

US Motor Vehicle Sales June Report Totals

U S auto sales to consumers in June reached 112 847 units, up from May 95 253 and June 101 827 in 1933. Dealer sales totaled 118 789 in June, vs May 103 844 and June 99 936 in 1933. Total dealer and consumer shipments plus overseas rose to 156 881 from May 134 837 and last year's 113 701.

United States Canada

Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Competition for Trips

Four-H club members submit stories of club work for a Chamber of Commerce short course trip. Names include George Con away Lonnie Bienski Joe Martin Henderson Julian Coronia Willie Turek Ted Bukowski Beulah Bukowski Lilian Merka Bennie Bonjo. Inspections begin after trips are announced at the club encampment in July 2021.

Chamber of Commerce George Conaway Lonnie Bienski Joe Martin Henderson Julian Coronia Willie Turek Ted Bukowski Beulah Bukowski Lilian Merka Bennie Bonjo

4 H Club Encampment Eyes July Weekend at Sue Haswell Park

Brazos County agents announce July 2021 dates for the annual 4 H club encampment at Sue Haswell Park. All 4 H members are invited to attend the camp emphasizing wholesome amusement and recreation. Enrollment starts Friday at 2 PM and runs through Saturday afternoon.

Nome Brazos County Sue Haswell Park iIt

Wasteful Fertilizer Left Exposed Prompting Urgent Action

Farmers urged to spread manure from crowded cow lots into fields before rain erodes or damages it. Officials warn runoff could waste valuable nutrients and contaminate nearby areas if left exposed. Immediate action recommended to apply fertilizer where needed.

Drowning at Arp Claims 20 Year Old Satterwhite

The man Satterwhite, age 20, died after a diving accident at a swimming pool in Arp. Funeral services were held in Arp Monday. Local authorities investigated the incident and prepared the report.

Tyler Satterwhite

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