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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1937

Page

2

Social round of Bryan visitors and residents note

A Bryan Sunday report lists Kurten, Wellborn, and Houston visitors and locals at homes and shops. names include E M Seeman Wiese Kelley Stropper Metzer Gilpin Archer Downard and Buchanan, with travel to Houston Corsicana McKinney and McClure noted along with hospital recoveries and new homeowners.

Frank Ere Bryan Smetana Kurten E. M. Seeman E. GC. Wiese W. T. Kelley Henry Stropper Ben Metzer J. J. Gilpin J. J. Phillips East 27Th Street Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Wato J. Webb Howell W. E. Neeley Guy Harris John M. Barron Houston Edgar E. Bullock Memorial Hospital Bullock Mary Barron Marvin Porter St. Joseph's Hospital Brazos River J. Robert Voss Carrol June Voss Charles Dicker Webb Mitmnee West 26Th Street Ted Ryan Rockdale Bryan Sn J. W. Coulter Coulter East 26Th R. Henry Harrison Jr Mrt Lee Lee Eddie Brock Overton R. L. Buchanan Louise Pauline Buchanan Silverton Webb Buchanan Bruce Thomas P. C. Archer Dallas Thomas Robert E. Fulshear Elouvise Smith Algin Reliance Fulshear Ethel Ferguson H. O. Ferguson Georgetown Ferguston Hearne P. L. Barrom J. T. Carroll Rock Prairie J. M. Dominek S. J. Dominek Gary Seeley Clarence Sawyer F. H. Poole Millican G. G. Walker T. J. Walker Tabor McKinney

Winkler Family Heads Homeward Trip From Colombia

Dr. and Mrs. Bruno Winkler sailed from Colombia en route to the United States for a three month visit. They will stop in New York and then travel to Texas where Dr Winkler plans work at Humble and attend field parties, with a stop at College Station to visit family.

Bruno Winkler United States Colombia South America Winkler C. H. Winkler College Station Tropical Oil Company Aranca Bermeda Magdalena River Baranquilla Santa Rosa New York City Havana New York Texas Houston Humble Texas University University of Colorado At Boulder

Randall Named New Chairman of Texas Board of Regents

Dr Edward Randall of Galveston is elected chairman of the University of Texas board of regents succeeding H J Luther Stark of Orange. J R Parton of Houston is named vice chairman. Randall, in his second six year term, chairs the Sealy Smith foundation and has aided the growth of UT medical branch at Galveston.

Austin Mar Edward Randall Galveston University of Texas Board of Regents Randall H. J. Luther Stark Orange J. R. Parton Houston Sealy-Smith Foundation

Fire destroys home of Joe Cooper on West 19th Street

A fire of undetermined origin destroyed the residence of Joe Cooper, a Black man, on West 19th Street Monday. Firefighters battled flames but the structure was consumed and no injuries are reported. Police began an investigation into the cause.

Joe Cooper West 19Th Street

Moving notice to inform Eagle circulation department

When you relocate promptly notify the circulation department so your Eagle newspaper can be redirected to the new address. Ensure the change is on file to avoid missed deliveries.

County Home Demonstration Council Supports Negro Farm Women

The County Home Demonstration Council aids 18 communities of rural negro farm women with 4-H scholarship contestants county events including county fair exhibits and community tours. It funds trips to the State Short Course, year books and 4 H club work enabling home making education.

County Home Demonstration Council

Community welcomes guests as Weedon visits Goen

Donald Weedon was the guest of Oliver Goen on last Thursday evening, highlighting a cordial community event and local hospitality.

Donald Weedon Oliver Goen

Old Man Winter Delays Spring Wear in Benchley News

Benchley residents report unseasonal cold air from Old Man Winter causing a shift to heavier clothing. Local gardens and grass may suffer as spring plans pause. Notable visits include Grace Lightsey from Huntsville and Henry Evetts of Austin.

Ourburg Grace Lightsey Huntsville Bettie McCall Franklin Henry Evetts Austin J. H. Kraft Bryan Maurice Oscar Lightsey Henry Haltom Houston Crosby Ray Haltom Sam Rice Henry Bowman Hearne O. R. Haltom

Garden Demonstration Club Plants Seventeen Vegetable Varieties

Brazos county home demonstration club women celebrate a gardening drive to meet family food needs for fresh and canned produce. The group planted 17 varieties and reached over 100 people this month in an “Identification of Garden Seeds” test, with one perfect score and ten players scoring 90 percent out of 195 participants.

Brazos County

Yard Improvement Group Grows 500+ Shrubs and 63 Roses

Women report more than 500 shrubs and 63 rose plants rooted from cuttings in their beds. They have planted flowers including poppies verbena nasturtium petunia snapdragon blue bonnet and candy tuft. They hope to boost yards visited by 100 percent during June community tours.

Harvey Bapt ist sermon at Harvey Church Sunday

Rev E E Carrington filled his regular appointment at the Harvey Baptist church Sunday and delivered a sermon to attendees. Velma Erisman led a poultry demonstration for club women at Mrs E A Hensarling’s home last Friday, with sandwiches tea and cookies served to the group and friends.

E. E. Carrington Harvey Baptist Church Velma Erisman E. A. Hensarling Clyde Goen Miss Erisman Noah Cole Aubrey Jones H. L. Weedon Lynn Weedon Elmer Pate Cecil Kelley W. M. Arrington Anita Hensarling Nunn Jones Floyd Sandra Kelley Ira Kelley Frances Williams Elmo Weedon K. Kelley C. F. Goen Oliver W. R. Goen D. L. Peters Iola E. A. Peters Lay Dyess Bryan Alice Dy

Tabor Women Meet in Rural Club Work

The Tabor women home demonstration club held its March 1 meeting at 2 pm at Mrs. Ralph Rudasell s home. Miss Velma Erisman demonstrated hat and shoe rack making. Poultry sheets and ward robe work were reviewed as 14 members and five visitors attended.

Tabor Women’s Home Demonstration Club Ralph Rudasell Velma Erisman Earl Presnal

Bly Duggan Draft Evasion From Prison Farm

Bly Duggan, 33, convicted at Huntsville prison farm, fled custody on March 2 amid a manhunt. Authorities issued alerts and pushed for swift recapture as details remained sketchy. Duggan’s case triggers renewed scrutiny of facility security and inmate monitoring.

Huntsville Mar Bly Duggan

Greenville on burglary and theft charges

A Greenville suspect faces burglary and theft charges after escaping from the Blue Ridge prison farm near Houston. Police report the escape occurred in the latest incident at the facility and investigators are pursuing leads.

Greenville Blue Ridge Houston

Gunman Duggan Sentenced Five Years for Stolen Track

A gunman described in prison records was sentenced to five years for stealing a track belonging to J. D. Chapman. The event was revealed Monday and references a November 26, 1985 offense.

Prison Records Office Duggan J. D. Chapman

Local Election Officials and Staff Listed

J L Dickenson serves as secretary manager Megr J L Dickenson Kathrine Stewart is cashier Mrs Bob Lindly handles books B Syptak is field director J B Murray is special representative

J. L. Dickenson Kathrine Stewart Bob Lindly B. Syptak J. 8. Murray

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