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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
2
Fragmentary notes describe someone named Moore preparing for entry to the United States Naval Academy. The garbled text mentions training, testing, and possible dates or locations, with several unreadable phrases and stray words. The passage lacks clear events or outcomes to confirm a definite story.
A fragmented OCR lists county officials and candidates for an upcoming election. Names include Reed Leann, Clyde F. Gorr, Prark Worshak, J. More, Bechara, Buddy Krowlee, Raymord Waton, A Weheman, Bert Bigbert, Ed Patterson, and others. Precincts 2 4 6 referenced with re election notes and tally marks.
Fragmented OCR historical note lists numerous people, locations, and events with missing context. Names such as Gevrwys, Mies, McAlpine, Tyler, Lawrence Koma, and Jomex De Orr appear amid scattered references to visits, correspondences, and local activities.
An awards ceremony Friday evening at court recognized scouts and leaders. Notable attendees included committee members and local officials as plans for future events and a community fundraiser were discussed.
A Bryan feature highlights favorable publicity for the municipal utilities project. The article notes growth and benefits including lower tax rates and other features shaping Bryan’s image ahead of an upcoming convention.
The text outlines a complex set of names, roles, and references tied to a Washington trip. It mentions several individuals and entities with unclear context, including terms like counsel, AAA, and various cryptic phrases. The fragmentary wording suggests a bureaucratic or legal planning document with many proper nouns and dates obscured or garbled.
Bible school shows strong enrollment and extensive counseling work. The report notes steady weekly classes, sermon outreach, and cooperative programs with local churches.
A Burleson farmer died and six people were injured in a violent incident. Investigators, including Bayless County officials, prepared for prosecution of suspect Craddock as funeral services were held for Prime Hern, a 18 year old high school student felled by a stray bullet. Will Neal Baggett, 60, identified among those involved, remains in custody.
A large group gathered at the Bryan Clubhouse on Thursday night. Attendees described lively social interaction amid music and local chatter. Community members highlighted the venue as a hub for交流 and shared plans for upcoming events.
A former representative from Anderson County visited Bryan today. The visit drew local attention as supporters described future plans and potential improvements tied to ongoing regional collaborations. District ties and community projects were noted during the appearance.
A Harvey community barbecue at Ferguson Crossing along the Mavascta river drew about 20 percent attendance. County Attorney Oak McKenzie introduced candidates and spoke for those unable to attend while attendees enjoyed swimming and a free meal of pork, cakes, pie, salads, pickles, iced tea, and coffee.
Cabinet committee backs a 25 to 56 year nationwide waterway program with priority for the Brazos River. It envisions nine foot navigation from the coast to Fort Worth, 60 locks, flood control and hydro power at an estimated cost of 75 million dollars. Surveys and preliminary work are authorized.
A M College at College Station seeks a new roadway project to connect to the two current campus roads. Officials say the plan aims to improve access to the student housing and main administrative buildings.
Local Red Cross reports extensive aid efforts with community volunteers organizing relief for the needy. The notice outlines event times and locations for ongoing assistance drives and suggests continued support from residents and organizations to sustain relief programs.
Edd L. Hisel of Oklahoma City, governor of the Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis district, reports active clubs and welfare work across 66 Texas clubs during the 18th annual Kiwanis International convention in Toronto. Tonight a Texas dinner and a reception for Kiwanis International president Joshua L. Johns are on the schedule. A late conference will nominate officers and trustees for Kiwanis International with three district reps to attend.
The Brenham baseball game features the Lions versus the Rotary Nine at Brenham Park next week under a strong but cautious plan to exclude professionals. Two members are announced Dr. and B Slaughter with other officials and guests including J A Stark S A Lipscomb and L McGee. Attendance prize goes to Leke Patranella.
About $100 was raised by the Reliance community at a barbecue Monday evening to benefit the Reliance baseball club. B. L. Risinger reported the event. Public office candidates attended and old-time music provided entertainment.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Slackwelder attend the General Conference of the Free Will Baptist church in Jakin, Georgia after Sunday services. They will then visit Lake City, Florida, and be away for a month.
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