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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

4

Cushing Praised at A and M College Event

President Bizzell lauded Colonel E B Cushing for his role in lifting A and M College, noting Cushing’s lifelong service. He praised ties with the Southern Pacific and thanked Harris County Representative Hall for legislative support. Dutch Hahn amused the crowd as Houston A and M Club vice president and the program featured and solos by Rutherford Mullane Seelhorst and Lund Pollard.

South Cushing Bizzell Southern Pacific System E. B. Cushing A. and M. College Representative Hall Harris County Dutch” Hahn Houston A. and M Southern Pacific Hosta Mariana Mr. Scott Lois Rutherford Hilda Mullane Zacatecas G. Lund A. W. Pollard Nelly Gray Roy Seelhorst America The Houston Chronicle

Ice Making Talk at Bryan Lions Club Meeting

Bryan Lions Club discusses ice production history and current industry. W E Farmer outlines artificial ice divisions, 50 year growth, and importance for railroad cars and ships. Easter egg hunt planning and new member prospects noted.

Lions Club Bryan Lions Club Lions J. Bryan Miller J. Coulter Smith H. H. Young Searcy R. E. Bosque Lions Newton Suber Munson Sol Gerson R L. Brown Texas Houston

J A Stewart Died in Benchley Tuesday Night

Robertson county resident J A Stewart died at his Benchley home Tuesday night around 9 15 o clock. He was about 57, a widower and a native of North Carolina who moved to Texas years ago. Dr John A Held of the First Baptist Church is in Houston for revival services at South Main Street Baptist Church.

J. A. Stewart Robertson County Benchley North Carolina Texas John A. Held First Baptist Church Houston EB. F. Adams South Main Street Baptist Church

Steep Hollow Notes On Visits And Meeting

Steep Hollow reports visits from Bryan residents including Mr and Mrs Chas Murray and Mr and Mrs Louis McCullough. Adelle Rebecca and Katy Hall and Dan Hall from Bryan and Somerville attended with T P Hall family. A fifth Sunday meeting at the Methodist church is set for March 29 with invited attendees and baskets encouraged.

Bryan Daily Eagle Steep Hollow Chas. Murray Bryan Adelle Hall Rebecca Hall Somerville Katy Hall Dan Hall Louis McCullough Will Hall T. P. Hall W. ©. Moore Fdge Paul Jones Whit Tobias Guy Tobias Emma Ruth Tobias Methodist

City Commissioners Refer Building Code to Committee

City of Bryan officials and local lumbermen and contractors discussed a new advisory building code at an extended meeting. A committee including C. E. Jenkins and W. C. Hutton will meet Tuesday to study the code and report back. The session also amended sewer rental rules and firemen insurance, and authorized taking over private lighting along College avenue with appraisals for owners.

Tyler Haswell L. L. McInnis E. J. Jenkins H. A. Berger Wilson Bradley J. Bryan Miller Guy P. Bittle F. L. Henderson City Commission City of Bryan C. E. Jenkins W. C. Hutton George A. Adams Sam Parker L. I. Mellnnis Hillcrest College Avenue

Harvey Happenings feature student declamation winners

Miss Laura Belle Roten led the Harvey club girls with a sewing lesson attended by all eleven members. Elsie Yardley and Seldon Andrews, Harvey school declamation winners, spoke on America for Me and Home and the Republic.

Bryan Daily Eagle Harvey Laura Belle Roten Elsie Yardley Seldon Andrews Harvey School Elsie America Seldon The Republic J. C. Davidson London Bryan

Valley Farm High School Play at Abor Friday

Prof and Mrs W G Colson of Tabor schools report Bryan visits as the Valley Farm cast prepares a Friday performance at 7 30 pm in the schoolhouse. Harold Rutledge is played by Freddie Conrad, Hettie Holcombe by Hazel Bacon, Silas Holcombe by W G Colson, with Alvira Holcombe by Ray Hugghins and Lizzie Ann Tucker providing comic relief.

W. G. Colson Tabor Bryan Valley Farm Freddie Conrad Harold Rutledge Hettie Holcombe Hazel Bacon

College Poultry Farm at A and M College Aids Campus Visits

The Poultry Farm near the A and M College campus showcases a wide range of breeds and exotic birds under Prof. D. H. Reid and P. H. Clark. The facility includes game birds, waterfowl, and diverse fowl with color variety pens, white Leghorns predominating, and a large egg-laying operation feeding the Texas National Egg Laying Contest.

D. F. Irving United States

Attendance Contest Brings Lions to National Stage

The Bryan Lions enter the National Attendance Contest running from March 23 to May 16 with two teams the Watchmakers and Soda Pops. Captain C A Searcy leads hosts in punctuality while M M Erskine fuels the Soda Pops with gas themed motivation. ladies win too with Ladies Night planned. The contest awards a luncheon bell to top clubs and individual prizes, with seven divisions to fit all club sizes and national publicity for winners.

Bryan Lions Lions C. A. Searcy The United States Canada Lion’s Club Lions Club Bryan Farmersville McKinney Ennis Plano van Alstyne

Verena is Played by Mary Wilson in Tabor High Play

The drama features Isabel Carney by Dell Fuller with Grace Sample as Mrs Rutledge who disapproves of Harold and Het ties marriage. Perry Dean is played by Joe B Walker and Sherman Walker by Jack Frances. The play starts at 7 30 PM Friday at Tabor High School.

Isabel Carney Dell Fuller Grace Sample

Gelber Couple Award Contract for New West 27th Cottage

Mr and Mrs Will F Gelber have let a contract to build a seven room cottage on their newly purchased corner lot at West 27th Street and Parker Avenue Work on the home began last Monday morning plans described as very attractive.

Will F. Gelber West 27Th Street Parker Avenue

Miller Family Returns From Texas Trip

Mr and Mrs E A Miller and daughter Helen returned to Bryan today after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H Schroeder in Industry Texas.

Bryan's City of the Dead Made Beautiful

Substantial progress marks months of work on Bryan's cemetery on the Kurten roadway. Landscape plans by F. W. Hensel guide beautification with new brick gateway cottage changes, graded driveways and open lots, reflecting harmony between the cemetery association and Bryan city officials.

Bryan's Cemetery Kurten Association Gardner F. W. Hensel A. and M. College Bryan City of the Cemetery Association Bryan Bryan Cemetery

Kurten School Students Take Monthly Examinations

Kurten Texas: Students at Kurten school are busy with their regular monthly exams and planning end of year events. Local travelers Messrs August Schmidt Henry Rahnert Gus Schultze Henrietta Schultze and Hilda Schmidt drove to Cleveland Saturday morning and returned Sunday night after a pleasant trip. Mr and Mrs H L Endler of Ennis visited their father and family in Kurten. Miss Bernardetta Fridel, recently teaching at Lyons, returned home last Friday.

Kurten Messrs August Schmidt Henry Rahnert Gus Schultze Henrietta Schultze Hilda Schmidt Cleveland H. L. Endler Ennis Bernardetta Fridel Lyons

Smith Hughes Meet and Smith Hughes Day Set at A and M College

Interscholastic Meet and Smith Hughes Day are combined into a two day event at College Station. Dates moved with Smith Hughes Day April 20 and interscholastic events April 21. About 800 to 1000 high school and academy boys are expected, with 18 trophy cups and four scholarships in agricultural events and medals for athletic winners.

M. College Smith-Hughes Frank G. Anderson Southwestern Texas High

Negro County Agent Reports Canning Demonstration and Terrace Work

IL A Nash reports a negro canning demonstration on the Walter Wipprecht place near Benchley with one beef canning yield of 175 cans and total costs under $20 while each can is valued at 25 cents, more than doubling the beef cost. He also notes active terracing demonstrations and an April 15 joint meeting with negro farmers at Bryan graded school to discuss better agricultural methods with Prairie View leader C H Waller and other state officials expected.

A. Nash Walter Wipprecht Benchley Nash County Council of Agriculture Bryan C. H. Waller Prairie View Negro County

Blackbirds Damaging Corn Across Countryside

Desperate flocks of blackbirds raid corn sprouts in many areas. A farmer reports a field turned black with birds and half the corn pulled up after their visit. Even Bryan gardens suffer as dry earth allows injuries to the few struggling plants.

Bryan Gardens

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R. L. Brown W. W. Chambers M. E. Cox Lion Shell O. J. Parks W. N. Sholl Harry St. Edge M. Eugene Cox S. Moylan Bird Richard Ratcliffe Dorothea Fitch Henry Locke E. J. Hunt L. L. Stephens M. F. Vitopil W. E. Farmer R. V. Armstrong J. E B. Hensarling M. M. Eskine R.L. Brown Tom G. Suber Pat Newton E.V. Spence W. E. Neeley R. E. Bo ABOR the College Poultry Farm Bryan Dally Eagle College Station Mar D. H. Reid Department of Poultry Husbandry P. H. Clark Aggie Rhde Island Minorca Guinea Rhode Island City OF the Dead Kurten Klipping Stevenson Machine Bari Bryan, Texas Victor H. Schoffelmayer Dallas Morning News Farm News Textile Engineering Department of Texas A. and Capt. de Chen Fee Gabriel Mathieu de Cheu Royal Gardens Lous XIV de Cheu Martinique de Clieu Tuts Company Duncan Coffee Coo
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