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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1933
Page
2
Funeral services were held Thursday for Farcer Boman with rites conducted at the local church. Interment followed at the Oak Grove Cemetery and was attended by family neighbors and friends paying final respects.
The Bryan school board outlined transfer credits for students from other districts amid rising enrollment and reduced revenues. Superintendent S. M. Brown explained state funding and per capita payments, with credits given to donor districts. A Future Farmers of America chapter at Stephen F. Austin High School planned a fundraising goat trip, appointing a committee to collect funds and arrange equipment for a camp.
An unclear OCR fragment outlines a Thursday meeting with scattered phrases and names. Partial lines mention attendees and a possible schedule or agenda items but lack coherent context or verifiable details.
Relief from the torrid weather marked the early week as weekend rains cooled readings. The week peaked at 210 degrees on Thursday and dipped to 74 degrees in Ramdall, recorded Sunday, with a 255 index noted in the report.
Classified ad offers a young Jersey cow for sale or trade for beef stock. Mentions Mrs J M Conway and an acre farm with improvements located near town edge, with grazing ground and small acreage for home use.
Funeral services were held for Major Lopez with military escort from Texas A and M. College. The service featured music from a quartet from College Avenue Baptist and was officiated by Dr W Hi Andrew. Burial plans include a voyage to Porto Rico and then to Nag awake, with lies in a family plot in Senturce. Surviving siblings and relatives span multiple states including Washington and New York.
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