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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

6

Oliver Gardner to head FCC probe of AT and T

Oliver Max Gardner former North Carolina governor and attorney has been appointed early in May to lead a $750,000 investigation for the Federal Communications Commission into American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Gardner, 53, is noted for his state leadership and national influence as a conservative liberal figure.

Oliver Max Gardner North Carolina Federation Communications Commission American Telephone and Telegraph Company Max Gardner Roosevelt Gardner Shelby State Senate North Carolina Infantry N. C. State College National Bar Associations Sigma Nu The Odd Fellows, Elks Baptist Church

Heart Attack Fatal for Willie Boehme in San Angelo

The sudden death of 46 year old Willie Boehme from heart failure occurred Saturday night. A Bryan native now living in San Angelo, he had visited Bryan on Mother's Day to see his mother. Funeral services were held in Bryan on Monday. survivors include his wife Mary Boriskie and two daughters Margaret and Elsie Marie, with several relatives attending from nearby towns.

Willie Boehme Bryan San Angelo John Boriskie Frances Victor Boriskie Joe Andert Tillie Boehme Wayne Sigler Conroe Joe Boriskie Boehme Otto Boehme Mary Boriskie Margaret Elsie Marie N. B. Tucker Mart Galveston L. H. Tucker Frank Wymola Wheelock T. B. Goodman Steep Hollow Homer Vaughn Martin Prairie I. M. Bond Wellborn J. J. Merka C. C. Cobb Monroe Cobb Will Raley Henry Shirley Independence Margaret Wilson Teague I. E. Cunningham M. F. Gunter Aggie Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Victor Edge, Jr Welch Motor Company Mexia Davis Motor Company Bryan, Nash and LaFayette Edge Ottis Donaho Shadowlawn Apartments Spencer Smith San Antonio Lee J. Rountree Smith Rountree Taylor Williamson County P. S. Park W. C. Wilson Wilkerson Miss Wilson College Road Sam L. Jones Hondo Brazos County David Munday Houston Jimmie Porter Woody Mary Frances Porter Gordon Langston Rio Grande City C. S. Martin Dallas Ben Mahler Theo Mahler Waco Bobby Butler R. B. Butler St. Joseph’s Hospital W. E. Wimberley Robert John Persons Cotton Daingerfield R. W. Persons James Walton Roland Persons Lampasas W. W. Newport Fairman Apartments East 27Th Street Washington Avenue Walter Hoy, Sr

Memorial Service Held At Reliance Cemetery

Rev. R. L. Brown pastor of College Station Baptist church spoke on What Monument Will You Leave Behind at a memorial service Thursday evening in Reliance Cemetery. Miss Essie Shealy led the service. about 60 attended. It was the first memorial service at Reliance cemetery, with plans for annual observances.

R. L. Brown College Station Baptist Church Reliance Cemetery Essie Shealy Reliance

Clean cotton rags wanted at Eagle Printing Company

Local job notice seeking clean cotton rags for Eagle Printing Company. Employers request rag supply with good condition fabric suitable for printing processes. No contact details provided in the fragment.

Eagle Printing Company

Community Roundup of Bryan Visitors and Local Pupils

Long list of Bryan area residents visitors and travelers including Mr. and Mrs. Tucker from Mart arriving to visit Mrs. Tucker in Bryan, Miss Margaret Wilson from Teague recovering from an auto crash, and many locals moving, visiting, or attending events at A. and M. College and surrounding towns.

May fire losses total only seventeen dollars

Fire losses for the month of May, according to H. A. Burger city fire marshal, were 17.33 dollars. City officials hope that losses for this year stay low to earn another credit for Bryan for the coming year and secure the minimum 15 percent.

H. A. Burger Bryan

Mexican Missionary Accepts Baptist Post in Bryan

Rev. Victor Gonzales of San Antonio accepted the pastorate of the Baptist Mexican mission in Bryan and arrived with his family to reside here. He was elected Mexican missionary for the Creath Brazos Baptist association covering Brazos Grimes Madison Montgomery and Waller counties.

Victor Gonzales San Antonio Bryan Baptist Gonzales Creath-Brazos

Bridge plans dispute over Brazos County Little Brazos bridge

Bryan Daily Eagle reports Brazos County Commissioner R Pat Patterson and Engineer C C Todd clash over a bridge contract with Austin Bridge Co for the Little Brazos crossing at Sandy Point road. Todd says the design is too light and recommends added bents, while Judge Ferguson says plans will stand as submitted.

Bryan Daily Eagle R. Pat Patterson Brazos Patterson The Eagle C. C. Todd Texas Highway Commission Todd Commissioners Court Bryan Texas Brazos County Austin Bridge Co W. S. Crawford Company Little Brazos River W. 8. Crawford J. M. Ferguson Mr. Todd Ferguson

Illness Fatal To Bryan Woman Josie Falco Funeral Tuesday

Josie Falco age 53 died Sunday night after a brief illness in a Bryan hospital. She had lived in Bryan 37 years and is survived by five children including Annie Falco of Bryan and Charles Joe Andrew all of Bryan and George Falco of Oklahoma City. One brother Ross Salvato of Bryan. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 9:45 at her son's North Oak Grove residence and 10 at St Anthony's Church with burial in Bryan Catholic cemetery.

Mae Hey Walter, Jr Caruthersville Lucy Lorrain Hempstead Callie Hamilton Edgar E. Bullock Houston Bryan W. FE. Neeley Huntsville Emma Isbell Neeley Stephen F. Austin High Sam Houston Teachers College Irvin Barron Texas Pharmaceutical Association Baker Hotel Mary Martha Black Dallas Medical Arts Hospital Chester Wilson James Wilson Edge Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Mary Ida Wilson Mary Hardin-Baylor College Belton Albert Hanneman College J. L. DuPuy Marlin Travis Smith A. & M. College Chas. F. Hillier H. T. Schovajsa L. B. Barta J. L. Brock Kerrville Camp Waldemar Louise Peters Iola Chester Jones Cleveland Milton Maloney Texas T. A. Adams, Jr Austin T. A. Adams Lucian Maddox O. L. Miller Josie Falco Bryan Catholic Cemetery Annie Falco Charles Joe Andrew Falco George Falco Oklahoma City Okla Ross Salvato

Business Women Sponsor Effort For Fuller

Mrs J J Taubenhaus of College Station told the Business and Professional Women's Club in New York that the American Women's Association marks a major push by women to shape the outside world through intelligent effort. She described the clubhouse in the theater district as a social laboratory for comfort and stimulation, open to all professional women with entry based on professional references. The talk followed by singing and a membership report noting 11 new members, with two visitors attending the meeting at Mr. Parker’s home.

American Women’s Association Club New York City J. J. Taubenhaus College Station Business and Professional Women’s Club Regula Aie M. B. Parker Taubenhaus Myrtle Murray Jacks Stella Stuart Kate Adelle Hill Henry I Yoakum Fstelle Belton

Johnny Hudson to Return as Evangeline League Showdown Nears

Johnny Hudson of Jeanerette is cleared to resume play after a sprained wrist sidelined him briefly. He has posted strong hitting this season and Bryan is noted as a key player as Evangeline League leaders vie for top spot.

Johnny Hudson Bryan Bo Jeanerette Mo Hudson Hudson

City Tax Second Half Payment Report

City Secretary Bittle reports the second half payment period closed within seven days of the first half collections. The shortfall in timely remittance led to higher than average delinquency.

Bittle

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