Riley Leads Hitting As Keith Top Bryan 5 2 In League Match
Riley went two for four while Goodman pitched six strong innings as Keith beat Bryan 5 to 2 in the Grimes Brazos league Sunday afternoon at Keith. Bryan suffered its third loss and the setback nudged its edge in the standings to one game. The Keith offense produced 14 singles led by Charley Jones and Verne Andrews, while Jim Riley provided the only multi hit highlight for Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman
Keith
Bryan
Navasota
Bedias
Jim Riley
Keith Swatsmen
Charley Jones
Verne Andrews
Dan Thompson
City Loses Tilt To Caldwell Club Thursday Evening
The City softball team lost 13 to 3 in Caldwell on Thursday night as Caldwell and guests opened Highway 21. Pletz Harding and Dan Thompson pitched for the City while W R Robbins and Dick Ramsey started for Caldwell with Crawfish Dykes relief. The Lions had been scheduled to play Caldwell but substitute duties brought City in.
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Caldwell
Earl Arrington
Bryan
Pletz
Harding
Dan Thompson
W. R
Bubba” Robbins
Dick Ramsey
Crawfish Dykes
Robbins
Lions
Travis Bryan Chief Banker and Civic Leader
A profile of Travis Bryan highlighting his roles as bank executive and civic leader. He serves on the school board and chamber of commerce, directs the compress, chairs the highway committee, and has a long record of public service including World War I service and Texas Bankers Association work. He emphasizes safe deposits and customer financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Boatwright
Bryan Daily Eagle and Pilot
Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Compress
Ivanhoe
Mr. Bryan
Ruth Boatwright
Travis, Jr
Stephen F. Austin
William Joe Bryan
Texas
Travis Bryan
Library Receives Gen Johnson Book The Blue Eagle
The Bryan Carnegie Library has obtained a copy of Hugh S Johnson's new book The Blue Eagle from the publisher Doubleday Doran Co. The library expects to display the volume for patrons and plan a local event to mark the arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Carnegie
Gen. Hugh S Johnson
Blue Eagle
Doubleday, Doran & Co
Army Exhibition Delights Bryan Crowds On Friday Night
A Know Your Army day drew several thousand to Sue Haswell Memorial Park as the Second Division from Fort Sam Houston staged a 4 to 6 pm equipment exhibit and an evening program. Mayor E. E. Yeager led local reception, Major Lewis A. Page praised the town, and a later band concert followed a 6 15 dinner with Bryan College guests.
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Know Your Army
Bryan
Fort Sam Houston
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Army
Navasota
Brenham
Navasota River
Highway 21
E. E. Yeager
Jess Conlee
G. Sam Parke
D. L. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis A. Page
James T. Parsons
Yeager
College
Mayor Yeager
G. Sam Parker
George Chance
Patience Chance
Frank Anderson
S. M. Brown
T. D. Brooks
Dean F. C. Bolton
R. M. Sherwood
Dean C. H. Winkler
M. M. Erskine
Wilson Bradley
John Sidney Smith
Dr. Webb Buchanan
R. G. Williams
E. H. Astin
W. S. Higgs
Major Page
E. H. McDaniel
W. W. Roe, Jr
J. L. Dark
W. J. Givens
Lord K. Pepple
J. J. Jakle
Stacy W. Gooch
D. S. Buchanan
George G
Chamber of Com
Battle Lines in Steel Strikes: Girdler versus Lewis
A column contrasts Tom Girdler, steel magnate and CIO foe, with John L. Lewis, UMWA leader and CIO ally, detailing clashes over union rights, the Wagner Act, and labor democracy amid steel towns Braddock and Clairton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Girdler
Kentucky
Youngtown
Cleveland
Girdler
CIO
John L. Lewis
Gary
Decoration Day
Chicago
United Mine Workers of America
Lewis
Tom Girdher
Braddock
Rankin
Duquesne
Clairton
McKeesport
Adolf Hitler
Francisco Franco
Divine Supreme Court
Bryan Pirates Lose Close Tilt In Practice Tilt
The Bryan Pirates nearly break even in a 6-5 practice loss to the Pool Hall Ramblers, a junior group over the legion junior age limit. Donald Beal Pete Scanlin and Earl McWilliams homered. Scanlin and Watson paired for the Ramblers. Pirates pitchers were Paul Pierce Orville Johnson and Joe Scanlin with Daleford Towns catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Pirates
American Legion Junice Nine
Legion
Pool Hall Ramblers
Donald Beal
Pete Scanlin
Earl McWilliams
Rooter Watson
Rambler Batteries
Paul Pierce
Orville Johnson
Joe Scanlin
Pirates
Daleford
Williams to Attend Texas Municipalities Board Meeting
R. G. Williams Bryan city manager will spend Wednesday in Austin as part of the executive committee of the League of Texas Municipalities. The group will lay plans for the October annual convention. Williams serves as first vice-president of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Williams
Bryan
Austin
League of Texas Municipalities
Williams
Home Economics Leaders Promote Consumer Labeling at Kansas City Event
Harold W. Brightman urged consumers to study and demand accurate labeling from merchants and to ensure labels come from reputable laboratories. Dr. Carl C. Taylor discussed the sociology of family life, noting family as a distinct social institution. Nearly 100 companies showcased new home economics trends as 276 extension workers gathered at Excelsior Springs for a premeeting house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Brightman
National Retail Dry Goods Association
American Home Economics Association
Carl C. Taylor
Resettlement Administration
USDA
Katheyn van Aken Burns
Illinois
Kansas City
New City Auditorium
Excelsior Springs
NYA To Send Youths To Texas Colleges
The National Youth Administration plans an experimental program for 550 needy farm youths to attend six weeks of elementary agriculture at four state colleges in Texas. About 200 will go to Texas A and M, 150 to North Texas Agricultural College, 150 girls to John Tarleton, and 50 African American boys to Prairie View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Youth Administration
Texas A. & M. College
NYA
J. C. Kellam
Texas
North Texas Agricultural College
John Tarleton
Prairie View
Dean Kyle Returns to Old Haunts for Fishing
The Kyle News recounts Dean E. J. Kyle of Texas A and M College visiting the Blanco near Kyle for fishing with John Sewell, preserving his country village ties. The note highlights his unchanged fondness for childhood swimming holes and river fishing sites.
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Dean Kyle
Kyle News
W. T. Harwell
Dean E. J. Kyle
Texas A
M. College
A. & M. College
Blanco
Kyle
John Sewell
Dean
Ex Senator Hiram Bingham Marries In Broadalbin Home
Former U S Senator Hiram Bingham of New Haven wed Suzanne Carroll Hill of Baltimore on Monday at Broadalbin House the summer home of Mrs Robert W Chambers widow of the author in Gloversville New York.
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Bingham
Gloversville
N. Y
Suzanne Carroll Hill
Baltimore
U. S
Hiram Bingham
New Haven
Conn
Broadalbin House
Robert W. Chambers
Community Notices Highlight Local Movements And Visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rogers relocate to Palestine with Gordon Sewall Co. transfer. Longview guests of Mrs. George Foster include the Trant family. Tony Genusa to open a shoe repair shop on Main Street. Lois Wilcox to join Elliott Benson in Madison Wisconsin for summer work. St. Josephs hospital lists Mrs. Koontz and Mrs. Choate as patients. The Sweeneys depart for New Braunfels then coast vacation. Miss Susie Mae White returns to Alabama after Texas visit. Several locals travel toward Galveston and the coast for a ten day trip. Elizabeth Urban marries Julian Kosh in Hempstead. Paul Cain returns home after hospital stay.
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W. R. Rogers
Palestine
Rogers
Gordon- Sewall Co
Sam Trant
Mike
Patsy Lu
Longview
George Foster
Tony Genusa
Ross Tailors
Main Street
Lois Wilcox
Madison
New Braunsfels
Sweeneys
New Braunfels
Bryan
Susie Mae White
Perdido
Ala
A. E. Finley
Milton Nelson
Gary Minkert
Miss White
Texas
Sam K. Payne
N. L. Kermit
Hal
Galveston
W. H. Buchanan
Kurton
Buchanan
Elizabeth Urban
Julian Kosh
Hempstead
J. B. Gleissner
St. Mary’s Church
Paul D. Cain
Legion
Charles Edge
Edge
W. L. James
San Antonio
Colorado Springs
Utah
Wyoming
Seattle
Washington
California
Arizona
el Paso
Mary Louise Jones
Forrest Jones
San Angelo
R. A. McDaniel
Robert John Persons
Crock
Bryan golfers attend Elgin birthday tourney party
A Bryan party of golfers joined about 180 players at Geo. Prewitt’s Elgin Standard Brick Works birthday celebration. The event drew around 400 guests and featured a golf tournament and barbecue on the Sunday closest to Mr. Prewitt’s birth date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Geo. Prewitt
Elgin Standard Brick Works
Elgin
Mr. Prewitt
Roy Fouraker
D. C. Copeland
Jess Shelton
John Jones
Frank Anderson
Joe Sosolik
Joe Davis
Coulter Hoppess
Curtis Gray Carried to Temple Hospital
Curtis L. Gray, ill for months, was transported by ambulance to Temple for examination at Scott and White hospital. After X rays, an operation is planned for Monday morning. Mrs. Gray, Miss Jane Gray, Mrs. L. A. Spell, Lige Spell, nurse Miss Wolfe, and Dr. R. B. Ehlinger accompanied him. Guy Hines of College arranged for his immediate entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis L. Gray
Temple
Scott & White Hospital
Mr. Gray
Gray
Jane Gray
L. A. Spell
Lige Spell
Miss Wolfe
R. B. Ehlinger
C. L. Gray
Guy Hines
College
Hospital
Kurten Noses Out KC Nine In Slugfest
Kurten defeated Bryan K C 20 17 at Kurten on Sunday afternoon. Kurten surged ahead with a first inning rally of twelve runs. George Yeager reached base four times in five plate appearances, with two hits and two walks, as errors aided the high scoring game. Odus Lang and Henry Schramm pitched for Kurten while Buster Kuder and Heborn toiled for KC with Lavender catching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Bryan K
Bryan
K. C
George Yeager
Odus Lang
Henry Schramm
Kurten Battery
Buster Kuder
Heborn
Lavender
Revival at Reliance Church Promises Week of Evening Services
Announcement states the annual summer revival at Reliance Baptist Church begins next Sunday July 4 with Rev. Chas. RE. Bullock of Normangee preaching each evening at 7 30. Attendees are invited, daytime sessions not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance Baptist Church
Chas. RE. Bullock
Baptist Church
Normangee
Marriage Licenses Issued to Area Couples
The list names Kirk W Walker and Margaret Leona McBryde Sidney Ivan Cousins and Dor thula Merle Isbell Jose Salside and Monella Re bella William C Merka and Agatha E Laskoski Joe F Acoste and Refugia Rodriguez Robert Putz and Frances Martin Frank Segonia and Feanei Garcia Simeon Pica and Lupe Jepe Daniel Herrera and Mamie Vargas John Stuart and Mary Holiday Robert Lee Ball and Ray Free Mr and Mrs Lacy Shiflett of Houston returned home after visiting Mrs Shifletts parents Mr and Mrs John Wittman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk W. Walker
Margaret Leona McBryde
Sidney Ivan Cousins
Dorthula Merle Isbell
Jose Salside
Monella Rebella
William C. Merka
Agatha E. Laskoski
Joe F. Acoste
Refugia Rodriguez
Robert Putz
Frances Mar
Simeon Pica
Lupe Jepe
Daniel Herrera
Mamie Vargras
John Stuart
Mary Holiday
Robert Lee Ball
Ray Free
Lacy Shiflett
Houston
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Keith Moundsman
Riley
Caldwell Club
TWA
Cochrane
George
Birdie) Tebbetts
Detroit Tiger
Tiger
Jessie Simpson
Hackensack
N. J
Gruen Watch Co
Hal Phyfe
Harvey Walters
Capitol
Richard W. Leche
Louisiana
Robert L. Mouton
the _ pelican state
Othan Wearin
Iowa
Fred Allen
Portland Hoffa
Walter O'Keefe
O'Keefe
NBC
People’s Column
Committee For Industrial Organization
American Federation of Labor
Miss Horton
Miss Mildred Horton
A. and
P. C. Key
P. K. Trant
Roy Sapp
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Sapp
Blanche Brown
Brazos
George Prewitt
Curtis Gray
Temple Hospital
K C
Rev. Bullock
Reliance
Tin
Frank Segonia and
Feanei Garcia
Mary Livingstone
Jock and
Mary
Dallas
Southwest
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