Bryan Bronco Track Scrim and Squad Beginnings
Bryan Bronco tracksters and ld men are in limbering phase as Coach Cook builds a squad at the yan school. Orville Johnson and James Brewer headline hopefuls as the team eyes the Cameron Invitation on March 13 and a Friday meet on April 2 with a possible Texas Relays appearance in Austin on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Bronco
Wilson H
Cheesey) Kok
Cook
Yan
Orville Johnson
Husky
Andames Brewer
Sphomore
Johnson
Iso
Cameron
Helso
Texas
Austin
Invitation Golf Tournament Gains Community Interest
Plans shape for the Bryan Country Club event on May 14 with players from Conroe Huntsville Madisonville Bellville Cameron Calvert Hearne Caldwell Bastrop and Marlin. Warles F Walson invites handicaps and arrival times for foursomes as match play determines prizes and medals. A noon barbecue by George Chance and Douglass Howell accompanies the event as Mount Vernon League honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Country Club
Conroe
Huntsville
Madionville
Bellville
Cameron
Calert
Hearne
Caldwell
Bastro
Marlin
Warles F. Walson
Tryan and College Golf Club
A. Walson
George G. Chance
Douglass Howell
Mount Ternon Golf League
Gryan Club
W. V. Weber
Untsville
Grimes County Baseball League to Reorganize
NAVASOTA March 1 First meeting of the Grimes County Baseball Association for the 1937 season will be held here March 4. Election of officers and schedule arrangements are on the agenda. The seven team loop includes Shire, College Station, Navasota, Reliance, Keith, Bedias, and Farmersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navasota
Mar
Grimes County Baseball Association
E. G. Webb
Cop
Webby
Loop
Drimes
Brazos Counties
Hiro Giants
Ebb
Brazos
Madison Counties
Shire
College Station
Reliance
Keith
Bedias
Lantersville
Argentine rancher’s babe slain. hobo confesses
Mar del Plata police said a dull eyed hobo confessed to kidnapping and killing baby Eugenio Pereyra Iraolo in the Lind vergh case, after five days of questioning. Jose Gancio, 44, admitted the crime. The text ends with an unrelated advertisement for Shaw-Walker office furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar del Plata
Argentina
Mar
Lindvergh
Eugenio Pereyra Iraolo
Jose Ganceo
Bryan Women Host Quilting Party At Church Home
The Bryan Circle of the Women’s Council of the First Christian church held a quilting party Monday at Mrs. D S Buchanan’s east 29th street home. After a short business session baskets of fruit and potted flowers were arranged to be delivered to sick and shut ins. Members named include Mesdames Guy P Bittle J D Benson George E Adams Anna Manley J E Dishman R M Smith E W Renner R S Sears F W Reed D S Buchanan Annie Strode H V Rau. The College Circle met at Mrs Charles N Sheppardson’s home for the afternoon. The Bryan Circle will meet again today for a quilting at Mrs H V Rau’s with a noon ham dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Woman’s Council of the First Christian Church
D. S. Buchanan
East 29Th Street
Mrs. Buchanan
Guy P. Bittle
J. D. Benson
George E. Adams
Anna Manley
J. E. Dishman
R. M. Smith
E. W. Renner
R. S. Sears
F. W. Reed
Annie Strode
H. V. Rau
College
Charles N. Shepardson
Free Will Baptist Women Host Circle No 2 Meeting
Mrs Jack Boone hosted the Circle No 2 monthly business and social session at 7 pm on West 27th street. Guests included Mrs Jack Bullard secretary treasurer Mrs Bess Howard and a white elephant sale raised 8 for the Circle treasury with a salad course and coffee served to listed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Boone
West 27Th Street
Circle No. 2
Free Will Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Boone
Frances Boone
Jack Bullard
Bess Howard
Ruby Turner
Earl Tatum
Stevl Phinney
J. T. Betlache
J. Willey
Warren J. Landrey
N. T
Bryan Pioneer Honored At Methodist Women Meeting
The Bryan Methodist Missionary Society hosted Mrs. T C Archer of Oak Cliff Dallas as a pioneer Bryan figure. Her father Dr H T Downard helped found Bryan’s first school and was Bryan’s first male citizen. The group discussed zone meetings in Shire and Tyler conference dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Bryan
T. C. Archer
Oak Cliff Methodist Church
Dallas
South
Archer
J. W. Coulter
R. W. Downard
Hiram Downard
Shire
Theo, Mahler
Ervin Jackson
Mahler
Prison Guard Stabbed Several Times in Huntsville
Guard Theodore Arnold, a prison sergeant, was stabbed multiple times in an incident at the Huntsville facility on March 2. No further details available in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Theodore Arnold
Convict Johnson Stabs Guard During Prison Floor Fight
Monday by Gerald Johnson, a convict with four 99 year sentences and awaiting a death sentence appeal, attacked guard Arnold on the prison third floor as officials moved him to the death house. Warden Ward said Johnson cursed Dr. Veazey earlier and refused to come out. Arnold was seriously injured after being kicked and stabbed with a dirk made from a file during the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Johnson
Johnson
Waco
Arnold
W. W. Ward
W. B. Veazey
Stop and Go Light Plans for 25th 26th Streets
New stop and go traffic signals will be installed at 25th and College and at 26th and College. The existing flasher at 25th and College will be moved to either 27th and College or 28th and College.
Brennan Convicts Nine Black Legion Members in Kingsley Plot
Detroit judge convicts nine of sixteen Black Legion members after a month long trial without a jury. They stand charged with conspiring to kill Arthur Kingsley publisher of a Highland Park newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Tudee John V. Brennan
Today
Black Legion
Arthur Kingsley
Highland Park
Kurten 4-H elects officers as farm record keepers named
Kurten 4-H club members elect Otto Lockstedt Jr president Harold Sabo vice president Henry Conaway secretary treasurer J T Cloud and Fred C Gage as adult leader. Other Kurten boys listed to keep farm records include Herbert Wilson Alfred Conrad Claude Brecksmith Raymond Fickey. Farmers urged to vote Saturday for soil conservation committeemen and club members asked to report for 100 percent attendance at Edge 4-H Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten Boys
Otto Lockstedt, Jr
Harold Sabo
Henry Conaway
J. T. Cloud
Fred C. Gage
Kurten
Herbert Wilson
Alfred Conrad
Claude Brecksmith
Raymond Fickey
A M College Livestock Exhibit Invitation
D W Williams head of the animal husbandry dept invites the public to view the A and M College livestock exhibition on March 9 at 2 30 p m. in Brazos county stockmen are urged to attend and teachers may arrange for rural high school students to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Williams
Brazos County
A. & M. College
Interest Grows in 3 Acre Cotton Contest Prospects
Interest in the 3 acre cotton contest continues to grow with three or four good prospects in the Kurten club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten Club
Reliance Church Extends Regular Service Schedule
Community members face illness with J. J. Riley on the sick list and J. J. Riley Jr recovering from appendicitis. Residents visit relatives in Cameron and Bryan as families send well wishes and arrange care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Riley
Bill Raly
Elmer Bullock
Berry Risinger
Steep Hollow
C. C. Lawless
Rick Slaughter
Monroe Riley
John William
John Riley
G. W. Saxon
C. R. Saxon
Geo. Jones
Reliance Home Demonstration Club
T. L. Berdine
Erisman
J. C. Merka
J. C. Jr
C. C. Riley
Almedia
Cameron
Estelle Williams
Iola
Jim Riley Saxon
Jim Martin Riley
Bryan
Mr. Riley
Sinclair
Lee Burly
Harrold Shealy
Grace Shealy
C. N. Shealy
Kings Highway Social Roundup Feats Local Visits
Kings Highway club girls and boys hosted visitors last Tuesday while families from Bryan North Zulch Easterly and Edge shared Sundays. Several evenings featured gatherings at Novosads McDonalds Skubals and Wentreeks with neighbors, teachers, and friends including Lena Novosad teaching Oscar. A Friday slumber party at Mabel McDonald capped a weekend of social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. L. Benson
Velma Erisman
A. C. Novosad
Frances Chytil
Bryan
Doyle Lewis
Albert May
North Zulch
Jerry Novosad
Frank Wentreek
Roy Hardin
Albert Sands
Easterly
Edd
Curik
L. V. Skubal
Joe Novosad
Lena Novosad
Oscar
C. L. Novosad
R. S. Sanders
E. M
Angelina Scasta
King's Highway
Mabel McDonald’s
Steel group wins victory wages raised
Half a million steel workers celebrated a bloodless victory in wage negotiations. Wage concessions were estimated at 125 million dollars. Conferences on wages conditions and union recognition were set with Chrysler officials. The C I O announced a drive to organize workers at Ford's New Jersey plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Chrysler Motor Company
C.I.0
Ford
New Jersey
Alleged Plotters Seized In Spain Aided Franco
Madrid reports say 30 alleged plotters including Marquis De San Vincente were seized for aiding General Francisco Franco. London notices mention mines crippling a foreign ship near Spain and renewed peace talks considerations, with Eden referencing ongoing proposals to halt the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Franco
Madrid
Mar
Marquis de San Vincente
Francisco Franco
London
Marie Therese le Borgne
Palamos
Llandovery Castle
Anthony Eden
North Carolina Dentist To Lecture At A M College Station
Dr. Ernest A. Branch director of dental health NC State Department of Health will speak in Assembly Hall at 3 p m Friday March 5 on dental public health. Lecture is free as part of Texas lectures arranged by the Texas State Board of Health. Announcement was made by S G Bailey. Dr W H Lawrence of Bryan chairs Brazos county dental health program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Mar
Ernest A. Branch
Dental Health
North Carolina State Department of Health
Assembly Hall
Branch
Texas
Texas State Board of Health
Edward Taylor
Dental Health Department
State Board
S. G. Bailey
Bailey
W. H. Lawrence
Bryan
Brazos County
City tests new 600 gallon pumper before acceptance vote
A newly purchased 600 gallon pumper was tested late Monday afternoon. The report will be presented to the city commission prior to formal acceptance voting.
Italy Moves to Integral Militarization of All Active Forces
The fascist grand council ordered integral militarization of all active forces between 15 and 55 with periodic recalls of mobilized classes and an adequate increase in armed forces. Japan pledged lifelong military readiness and warned limits on armaments are excluded. The navy minister said improvements will erase fear of the United States for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Council
United States
St Louis Brown Bell Returns To Aggies For Week Of Training
Beau Bell star of the St Louis Browns, then a holdout, goes back to Texas A&M for a week of baseball training. He helped the Aggies win their first conference title in 1931 and will assist coach Sikes in practice. Bell led the American League in hits last season with .344 and 212 hits. He has yet to decide if he will join the Browns for spring training in San Antonio after returning home to Greenville with no word on a new contract from W O DeWitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Beau Bell
St. Louis Browns
Texas Aggies
Bell
Aggies
Siki” Sikes
Browns
San Antonio
Greenville
W. O. DeWitt
Galveston
Roosevelt Court Change Plan Discussed by Judge Davis
Judge W C Davis told Bryan Lions Tuesday noon the proposed Supreme Court changes are not revolutionary and urged openness to younger justices. He noted the president can nominate up to six justices but Senate approval remains required. The program also featured Fred Zalmanzigga’s opera and song numbers with attendance prize won by I Maniloff and March meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Supreme Court
Davis
U. S. Senate
E. J. Howell
Fred Zalmanzigg
San Antonio Civic Opera
Texas
Jack Gordon
M. B. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
SRONC
Nvitation
Grimes Co. Baseball League
Brazes
Babe
Shaw-Walker
Eagle Printing Co
First Christian Church
Free Will Baptist
Tyler
W. Clemmer Mitchell
R. J. Newland
Thornton
Tri-L
New Fellowship Hall
W. A. Norman
Valley Institute
Pharr
Gladys Swarthout
Frank Chapman
America
Hapman
Chapman
J. E Hall, Jr
Calhoun County
Ark
Artesian
Sts
Brazos County Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department
Edge Club Meeting
Edge 4-H Club
Edwin Rychlik
Edwin
Kings Highway
Steel Group
CIO
Chrysler
North Carolina
A-M
Japan
Italy
St. Louis Brown
A&m
Bayer Aspirin
Roosevelt
Eagle
Willard
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!