Aggies to Meet Mustangs in Dec 7 Clash at Kyle Field
Texas A and M and Southern Methodist announce a four game contract starting December 7 at Kyle Field with Homer Norton guiding the Aggies and Matty Bell leading the Mustangs. The 1935 game date was shifted to allow SMU a Los Angeles contest, preserving the post season series.
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College Station
Southern Methodist Mustangs
Matty Bell
Aggies
Homer Norton
Kyle Field
Norton
Southern Methodist
Southern California
Los Angeles
Texas A
M. College
Texas
Playground Loop Play Opens Soon
Progress Toward opening the boys and girls playground baseball league sponsored by the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies. Plans include using Travis Elementary School playground with J Vernon Brown's approval and a potential April 1 start.
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Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Travis
J. Vernon Brown
Nelson Fuller
Fuller
Horace Dansby, Jr
College Avenue Baptist Boys
Curtis Cobb
Methodist Boys
Sam Crenshaw
Katherine Lawrence
Roger Herring
Presbyterian
Free Will Baptist Church
Presbyterian Irks
Julian Cobb
First Baptist
First Presbyterian Church
Curtailed Budget For Relief Work Worries Counties
State Relief Director Adam R. Johnson appeals to county officials to do the best with limited funds as the relief program faces a curtailed budget. He says counties are owed about $2,300 and notes additional federal and state aid totaling $1.468 million falls short of needs. Officials report heavy pressure from local leaders seeking more relief funds.
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Austin
Mar
Adam R. Johnson
State Board of Control
Johnson
Trade Extension Plan Aims to Boost Bryan Business
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce led by I. Maniloff outlines a busy year to expand trade in the Bryan territory. Programs include a Fall Opening or Style Show, Farmers Trade Days monthly with coupons, goodwill trips every two weeks, entertainment and children’s souvenirs, a pre Christmas public celebration, and a special Trade Edition distributed throughout the area to benefit Bryan residents.
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Bryan
Houston
Waco
Bryan and Brazos County
I. Maniloff
Chamber of Commerce
State officials warn relief funds squeeze and pending federal bill
Johnson said the state may need to transfer funds from wealthier counties to those in need and may drain the till to meet ends. Future allotments depend on the relief bill in Congress. Federal aid is limited by ongoing allocations from the public works program and state bond money, with $3.5 million remaining and monthly disbursements scheduled through December. Counties were told not to send delegations for more funds or to seek state payment of materials.
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Johnson
National Congress
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Public Works Administration
Austin
Local Folks Visit Bryan and Surrounding Towns
The item lists residents traveling to Bryan for shopping and visiting. Notables include H. T. Wheeless improving health and guests from Henderson Cameron Keith Wellborn Waco Dallas Corpus Christi and Cameron. Also mentions residents from A and M College Army unit and families visiting East 29th Street Bryan.
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H. T. Wheeless
G. L. Burlerton
Keith
Bryan
G. R. Burlin
J. H. Clayburn
Wellborn
W. H. Buchanan
Lawrence Komer
Kurten
J. H. McCallum
Walter Armstrong
Tabor
R. T. Milner, Sr
Henderson
L. L. McInnis
East 29Th Street
College
Lynn Harter
Cameron
A. B. Fellers
Joe F. Parks
Dallas
E. F. Parks
Lillian Dyer
Walt Moore
Waco
Smetana
H. B. McDowell
Plan for M. E. Training School March 31 to April 5
Efforts are under way to enlist every teacher and as many adults as possible in a Methodist church training school set to run from March 31 through Friday evening, April 5.
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Methodist Church
Child Skeleton Found At Llano Ranch
A six or seven year old child skeleton was found seated in a garden on the Rothmann ranch near Llano by F M Cassaday. University of Texas museum officials were notified for further investigation of the site on Cedar Mountain once a favorite Indian haunt in Llano county.
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Llano
Mar
F. M. Cassaday
Frank Rothmann
University of Texas Museum
Rothmann
Cedar Mountain
Llano County
New Bond Issue To Be Exchanged For Fourth Liberty Bonds
Treasury seeks exchange of Fourth Liberty bonds holders for new Treasury bonds. Offer ends March 27. Eligible bonds have terminal digits 5 6 or 7. New bonds pay 2.875 percent interest, callable in 20 years and payable in 25 years. Treasury expects many small denomination Liberties owners will welcome the exchange.
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Bryan Banks
Henry Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
The
4-H Club Boy Profits From Calves At Stock Show
Merrill Briggance, Lamb County 4-H member, earned 370.20 profit from 16 calves fed in a dry lot and on a nurse cow. The nurse-fed calf won two firsts and a grand championship, selling for 9 12 a pound. Calves gained 9495 pounds while weighing 5985 pounds initially. Purchase cost 509.65. sale proceeds 1313.25. feeding costs 509.40.
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Fort Worth
Diamonds Taken From Fruit Store Safe
Robbers looted the Wigwam fruit store safe in downtown San Antonio over the weekend, stealing 1200 dollars and diamonds worth 700 dollars. The gems belonged to Mrs. George Callins, wife of the owner. Also stolen were church and Sunday school collections from Laurel Heights Methodist Church on Sunday night.
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San Antonio
Mar
George Callins
Laurel Heights Methodist Church
H. Watts
Fide
Riggsville Club Women Plan April Meeting
Riggsville club women met Friday at Mrs. P. K. Trant home, discussed the party at the club center College Park and cutting and sewing patterns. Present were Mrs. P. K. Trant Mrs. E. J. Hopkins Mrs. Alma Metcalfe Mrs. A. J. Nash and Mrs. W. B. Crenshaw. Next meeting set for April 5 at Mrs. E. J. Hopkins home.
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Riggsville Club
P. K. Trant
College Park
E. J. Hopkins
Alma Metcalfe
A. J. Nash
W. B. Crenshaw
4-H Plans Apr 1 5 Terracing Demo At Dansby Farm
Brazos County 4-H and the Brazos County Boys and Girls Club map a terracing demonstration April 1-5 on the H P Dansby farm near College. M F Thurmond of A M College leads the effort with daily shows 1 to 5 pm and a soil erosion program on April 4. equipment makers will display terracing tools and tractors.
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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Plans Terrace
M. F. Thurmond
Agricultural Engineering Department
A. & M. College
H. P. Dansby
Brazos County
Agricultural Engineering
Rural Work Center
College Station
Dust Storm Tightens Farming Pace Around Edge Edge
Saturday afternoon a dust storm touched Edge Edge while farmers busied themselves planting corn. Local social notes report visits among residents including Eunice Hill and Merle Hill of A and M, and several Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives. The community mentions Samuel Bynum's serious illness and Rev. Thompson delivering Sunday night sermon to a good crowd.
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Christiana Wymola
Johnnie Payne
Joe Opersteny
Kurten
H. M. Free
Bud Cross
Freddie Jolly of
Bryan
Rube McDonald
J. T. Griffin
Harry McDonald
Rev. Thompson
A. C. Dowell
Robert Davidson
Kings Highway 4-H Club Holds Community Meeting at School
The Kings Highway 4-H club met Friday at the Kings Highway schoolhouse to judge declamation tryouts led by County Agent C. L. Benson with Bryan judges R. M. Dansby M. E. Miller and R. A. Booth. Winners included Albert Novosad Aline Stroud Joe E. Windsor and Bessie May Stroud.
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Kings Highway 4-H Club
Kings Highway
C. L. Benson
R. M. Dansby
M. E. Miller
R. A. Booth
Bryan
Albert Novosad
Aline Stroud
Joe E. Windsor
Bessie May Stroud
Clyde C. Bounds
J. M. Smith
Roy Lewis
Fritz Kindt
A. C. Dowell
G. A. Nash
Elsie Hauptfleisch
Gause
Louise Windsor
Glenrose Jamison
A. C. Novosad
Pearl Bush
A. C. Stroud
Aline
Cleo
Leron
Vera May
Eaton
R. C. Lewis
Edge
Edge Play Farce Delights Midwestern College Town Crowd
A campus based farce unfolds as a college youth persuades an Australian uncle to fund an imaginary wife and mother in law. His pals disguise as wife and mother in law at a 21st birthday dinner causing chaos with flappers and a French butler. Directed by Mrs. Maurine Yancey.
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Australia
Willie
Harold
Darky Cook
Petunia
Andrews Darky Cook
Bill Pack
Andrew Browne
George Leighman
Jaques
Lamar Cross
Harold Hadley
Jonny Payne
Althea Thorne
Judgment for 1875 on insurance policy
Judge W C Davis awarded the estate of Mrs Lucy La Rocco 1875 against Texas National Life Insurance Company of Victoria. Barron and Ware filed suit for 2500 on a policy issued by the company.
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Lucy la Rocco
W. C. Davis
Texas National Life Insurance Company of Victoria
Barron and Ware
Revival at College Avenue Baptist Draws Large Monday Crowd
A near full College Avenue Baptist Church hosted Rev. C. Y. Dossey and gospel singer Joe Trussell for a revival service. Dossey compared Gideon’s army to modern church members, noting groups that falter and those with a spirit of unity and sacrifice.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
C. Y. Dossey
Texas Baptist Evangelistic Staff
Joe Trussel
Brownwood
Dossey
Gideon
Mr. Trussel
South
Grace
College Avenue Baptist Orchestra
Calvin Terrell
Maudelle Wiley
Miss Wiley
Miss Lucy Parks Returns to Waco for Studies
Miss Lucy Parks resumed her studies at a Waco business college after spending the weekend at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Parks.
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Lucy Parks
Waco
Business College
E. F. Parks
Hardwick Addresses Stephen F. Austin High Student Body
James T. Hardwick national student worker spoke at 8:30 AM during the S F A high school assembly. He posed two questions Am I Growing Into An Honest Person and Do I Have the Courage to Live My Own Life. Hardwick, Vanderbilt graduate with Yale degrees, a former college athlete, has spent 14 years guiding youth.
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James T. Hardwick
M. College
Y.M.C.A
Stephen F. Austin High School
Mr. Hardwick
Vanderbilt
Yale
2807 Arrests Made in U S Crime Drive
Washington reports 2807 arrests in treasury anti crime campaign, with figures tallied up to noon yesterday. The drive targets crime nationwide, contributing to law enforcement efforts across regions.
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U. S
Washington, Mar
Treasury
Warren Family Visits Bryan from Tabor
Mr and Mrs W H Warren and their little daughter of Tabor were among Bryan visitors for the day.
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