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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1936

Page

2

John Hudson Sold to Major League by Allentown Trade

New York reports Brooklyn purchased infielder Johnny Hudson and outfielder Eddie Wilson from Allentown of the New York Penn league. Pitcher Brad Leonard was sent to the Atlanta system. Hudson, Bryan, Louisiana born, earned a Dodgers starting shortstop spot before a late season slump.

New York Brooklyn Thursday Iota Hudson Eddie Wilson Allentown Brad Leonard Atlanta Johnny Hudson Bryan Jeanerette Louisiana Brooklyn Florida Hudson Dodgers

College Downs K-C In 9-2 Game Sunday

College defeated K-C 9 to 2 in a Sunday game. The match featured players from College and K-C with frequent substitutions and a decisive early lead.

College Downs

Bry an visitors and local social notes fill a Bryan page

The Bryan area hosts a crowded social spread with visits from C M Cummings who returned after West Texas, Miss Mariam Malley from Timpson visiting her cousin, and J A Williams of the LGA Grocery Co attending the National Grocers Association meeting in Dallas. Several weddings and family visits are noted, including John W. Black Jr. and Billy McLarty’s marriage at First Methodist, and many local residents traveling for church and family occasions.

C. M. Cummings West Texas Bryan Mariam Malley Timpson Barron Yoakum City M. F. Thurmond Fort Worth Swemer School Texas State Normal Hountsleaf J. A. Williams LGA. Grocery Co Dallas Bryan Samdar Neem John W. Black, Jr Billy McLarty First Methodist Church W. C. Vanderworth Lila Lee Billie Roth L Heatly Eocsien Brant A. Schulmer Merris Schoimae Alfre Weet Alfred DT. L. Wiese cRiberen Tore Os Antter New York Auta Doge LE J Lee Walter McGreere Borrage Tareed Semday Katheerone Mix Borrage Who Janae Rasge

Bryan Legion Juniors Begin Playoff Series With Dallas

The Bryan Amerikan Legion Juniors pair with the Dallas Junior team for a playoff series to decide a national champion competing for the Howard P. Savage junior baseball trophy. Bryan won District 6 and will host the first game as eliminations proceed toward regional and national titles. The Juniors also schedule a non title game against the Crockett Cubs at Bryan Legion grounds.

Bryan Amerikan Legion Dallas Pearson Bryan Howard P. Savage Crockett Cubs Bryan Legion Grounds

Reliance Falls To Navasota In High Scoring Tilt

In a fast paced game Navasota dominated with heavy scoring. Reliance struggled offensively as Navsota players led by key scorers and finished ahead. The shaky shooting limited Reliance while Navasota built a comfortable lead through multiple runs.

Reliance Navasotaans

Leon County Pioneer Vows to Reach Centenarian Birthday

A Leon County pioneer vows to live past 100 as he recalls early days and community life. The article notes his birthday goal and memories of the region near Centerville, including local businesses and daily routines. He reflects on past mail practices and family ties to the area.

Gop’s Centerville

Local Huntsville Postmaster with Long Farm Life

A longtime resident of Madison County who served as postmaster for three years and worked as a farmer, dry goods clerk, and saloon keeper. He relocated to Huntsville in 1924 and has lived there since, maintaining a long life and varied career.

Midway Madison County Huntsville

Normangee Fete Draws Big Crowd Speaker Alfred

A crowded Normangee fete featured speaker Alfred addressing locals about events and plans. The article notes Texas centennial coverage and references regional figures and a provocative procession through town.

Normangee Fete Alfred

Marriage Licenses Reported for Three Couples

Ugeturdh and Wile Beil and Jehan Meerwe Eure with Louise Weis are listed for marriage licenses. Sam Jackice and Fanave Brows also appear in the notices for forthcoming nuptials.

Ikea Ugeturdh Wile Beil Jehan Meerwe Eure Louise Weis Sam Jackice

Local Embalmer Joins Sanders McCullough

Local obituary notices report Noak W. Darstr a respected embalmer joins Sanders McCullegh Mor Tears Inc expanding their funeral service staff. The announcement highlights Darstr’s renown in the trade and his plans to serve area families through the získaný firm.

Sanders-McCullough Sanders McCullegh

Cabs to Play Calvert Here Saturday Night

Local sports card notes a Saturday night game with the Calvert team at home. Mentions players and a tie or close contest, with pregame chatter and venue details at Lime Baswetl Memorial Park.

Calvert Baptiste Cabs Leegee Suace-mundter Baswetl Memoral Orinck Maur Kae Ameog Pipers Wal Fe Jack Abe Geutiers Duag

I Find All Heads Expected Here I Find All Heads Expected Here

No clear news event identified in the text. The fragment appears to repeat a phrase about expectation at a meeting but lacks identifiable persons organizations places dates or concrete action to summarize.

Breas Valley City Board Meets Monday

A meeting of Breas Valley City officials was held Monday with Tom Picléd in attendance as a director. The session occurred at VCC and involved Mayate'd Athence cof as a key figure.

B. IL Athence Breas Valley Tom Picléd

Legion Leaders Highlight Child Welfare Work Meeting

At the Legion Home, Earl Graham Post 150 hosted a Thursday evening program on child welfare. State Auxiliary secretary Mrs. J Austin and Texas officials spoke on the benefits of welfare efforts, with Lt. Fred Young of Austin, and A&M’s Daniel Russell addressing the audience.

Earl Graham Américan Legion Legion Home Marmder Greenhill Fred Young Austin Young Legion and Autiliery Daniel Russell A. & M. College

First Aid Schools by Red Cross Planned

Official notice announces annual first aid schools for Louis Me. with sessions at Colorado Springs Colorado, June 23 to July 4. Wichita Falls June 23 to July. Albuquerque New Mexico July 13 to 18. San Marcos July 13 to 18. For entrance requirements call the Red Cross office, Bry az 451.

RED Cross Louis Colorado Springs Cele Wicha Pass Albuquerqee N. M San Marcos Red Crees Bryaz

Masons Elect Byrom Worshipful Master

Members of Brazes A Sice Lodge No. 129 meet Monday for the election of officers and to consider other important business. M. SB. Byrom was elected Worshipful Master.

Masons Byrom M. SB. Byrom Brazes Asice

Debaters Head to Southwestern for Five-Week Course

A group of 25 high school students including Nelson depart Wednesday for Northwestern University in Evanston Illinois to attend a five week course in debate and speech before heading to Kansas City.

Wedseeder Northwestern Universe Ewameton Swift Kamas City Nelson

Brazos County Cattle Inspected Shows No Infestation

County supervisor BRE Leith reported May inspection of Brazos County cattle found no infestation and no quarantine. Total cost cited as 19.98 dollars with some work conducted at an unspecified site in the county.

Brazos County BRE Leith Fol

Texas Adolescent State Seen By Commerce Secretary

Secretary of Commerce Daniel C. Roper and Gov. James V. Allred visited Austin praising Texas Centennial plans. Roper called Texas adolescent and aimed to show rapid progress in Dallas exposition and state development. Roosevelt’s Texas tour impressed with the Alamo and San Jacinto stories shaping national understanding.

Austin Commerce Daniel C. Roper Texas James V. Allred Dallas Roper South Carolinna Sal Ross Govermor Bismarck Germany Allred Roosevelt Texarkana Executive Mansion San Antonio United States Fort Worth Mr. Roosevelt Alamo San Jacinto The

Roosevelts Alamo Visit Sparks Question About Purpose

A rumor about former President Theodore Roosevelt visiting the Alamo after leaving office circulated on a special train tour through the state. The tale asked what the Alamo was built for, a point clarified whether or not the meeting occurred.

United States Alamo Roosevelt

Advises Negroes To Invest Bonus Money In Farms

H. K. Harneberry Brazos county negro agent conducts lectures across the county urging soldiers bonus recipients to invest in small farms and equipment. He notes talks with over 100 recipients and cites support from Bryan and Brazos County Negro Chamber of Commerce of which he is president. He warns against wasteful use of funds leading to later relief.

H. K. Harneberry Brazos County Bryan and Brazos County Négro Chamber of Commerce

Honored Sunset High School Graduates Return Home

Mrs. J. C. Harrison celebrates as daughters Ina Barbara Myrtle Lee and Gloria return from Dallas where Barbara and Myrtle Lee earned school honors Barbara served as art editor of the Sundial Girl Reserves senior play cast May Queen court attendant and Linz Pin winner Myrtle Lee participated in interscholastic league play Spanish activities senior play and was Stampede typist reporter The trio will enter college this fall

J. C. Harrison Ina Barbara Myrtle Lee Gloria Dallas Sunset High School Sundial Linz

Barron Plans Chicago University Admission This Fall

Miss Iola Barron daughter of W S Barron and a Houston university graduate left Bryan two weeks ago for Chicago to enter the social science school at the University of Chicago for work toward a master's degree. She traveled with Mrs Elvin Moehlman and Mrs W H Miller to Dallas for the Centennial weekend, then proceeded to Chicago.

Iola Barron Houston University W. S. Barron Chicago Social Science School University of Chicago Elvin Moehlman W. H. Miller Dallas Bryan

Burglars Take Unknown Amount From Schulman Home

Burglars entered the residence of Harry Schulman on Sunday night by cutting a screen and stole an undetermined amount of money from Schulman and a visiting cousin.

Harry Schulman

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