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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1934

Page

6

Notable 1910s Figures Highlight Arts and Sports Dynamos

Billy Sunday continues evangelistic work in New York at Calvary Baptist after a storied baseball career with Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia teams. Paderewski set to tour again, Eva LaGallienne praised for advancing American theater, Fannie Brice stars in Follies, Chrysler's rise reshapes auto industry, LeGallienne's theatre pursuits span Broadway to Baylor, Foulois leads Army Air Corps with decades of service and innovation.

Billy Sunday Calvary Baptist Church New York City Ames Nevada Northwest University Minister College New Wilh Billy Sun Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Evan John D. Rockefeller Jr New York United States Bock Helen A. Thompson Mr. Sunday Ma” Sunday Atlantic Pacific Hood River Valley Oregon Fannie Brice Miss Brice Lower East Side Fanny Borach Keeney's Brooklyn Fanny Brice Coolidge Eva LaGallienne Lindbergh New York Times Ethel Barrymore Roosevelt Civic Repertory Theatre Washington National Theatre Miss LaGallienne London Richard le Gallienne Paris Harrison Grey Fiske Smith Ibsen Shakespeare Schnitzler Benavente Goldohi Hauptmann Barrie Chekoff Civic Repertory Joanna Duchess of Rorchester

Texas race tracks fund work stock plan with wagering pennies

Texas breeders rapidly embraced a state program using pennies from pari mutuel wagers to finance work animal improvements. About $15,000 was raised in nine months with $10,000 spent on 20 stallions and 23 jacks imported from Missouri and Kansas. Breeders demanded nearly half of the 50 animals planned for spring, with more stock to be bought if funds allow.

Austin Texas State Department of Agriculture Agricultural Department Texas Racing Commission J. FE. McDonald Missouri Kansas McDonald

Woman of Bryan Is Bereaved by Brother's Death

E C Kohlman a 38 year old chief and ranking captain at the Houston fire department died suddenly in Houston Saturday after a heart attack. He was buried Sunday at 3 p m in Rosewood cemetery Houston. He was a brother of Mrs H L Mitchell of Bryan. He is survived by his widow two daughters and one son his father W C Kohlman of Houston and two sisters Mrs Nettie Tischner of Houston and Mrs H L Mitchell of Bryan.

Warsaw Paris de Rosen Modpeska Paderewski United States Poland Russia Germany Austria Podolia Siberia Nicholas I U. S Woodrow Wilson Col. E. M. House Versailles Unity Switzerland E. C. Kohlman Houston Fire Department Houston Rosewood Cemetery H. L. Mitchell Bryan W. C. Kohlman Nettie Tischner

Licensed to Wed Two Brazos County Residents

Maxie Taylor and Secona Ward, both described as Negroes from Brazos county, have been licensed to marry by County Clerk Clyde Goon.

Maxie Taylor Secona Ward Brazos County County Cork Clyde Goon

Funeral service held for Navasota man William Gibbs

Funeral services for William F. Gibbs 46 prominent Navasota business man were conducted at his home with Rev D L Landrum in charge Burial followed at Oakland cemetery under Masonic lodge auspices Gibbs secretary treasurer of Swanson Grocery Company active in city affairs superintendent of Methodist Sunday School member of church official board and Community Chest secretary He was former Kiwanis president and relative of W F Gibbs of Bryan well known in the county.

Navasota William F. Gibbs D L. Landrum Methodist Church Oakland Cemetery Masonic Lodge Gibbs Swanson Grocery Company Methodist Sunday School Community Chest Kiwanis Club

Free Will Baptist Revival Set to Start April 15

The Free Will Baptist church plans a revival starting Sunday April 15 led by evangelist Rev. J. C. Griffin of New Bern NC. Pastor Rev. I J Blackwelder promises a bold sermon and sincere faith. This year the revival will be held in the church building, inviting Bryan and Brazos County residents.

Free Will Baptist Church I. J. Blackwelder J. C. Griffin New Bern North Carolina Blackwelder Griffin Bryan Brazos County

License Granted to Harris and Conaway in Brazos County

Charlie Harris and Ethel May Conaway, both described as negroes of Brazos County, received marriage licenses from County Clerk Clyde Goen. The notice records the legal step toward their union in the local jurisdiction.

Charlie Harris Ethel May Conaway Brazos County Clyde Goen

A and M Cotton Ball Queen Parade Set at Gym

The Agronomy Society at Texas A and M plans the cotton ball pageant in the Memorial Gymnasium. Miss Staude, Fort Worth, will reign as cotton queen with J. E. Loupot named cotton king. Duchess selections include students from the Texas State College for Women and other institutions, with a 2000-seat auditorium and performances by the Campus Serenaders and feature dancer Virginia Self.

Agronomy Society of the College A. & M. Memorial Gymnasium J. 8. Mogford J. P. Wheeler Bryan Miss Staude E. V. Staude Fort Worth Texas State College For Women Mary Eleanor Brackenridge Iterary Society Agronomy Society J. E. Loupot Lee Weathers Sweetwater Memorial Gymnasium Royal Court George Ingram College Campus Serenaders Virginia Self Dallas Shirley Bess Dent Trinity University of Texas Sarah Blair Austin Hockaday School of Dallas Mary Yates Hurst Longview Texas Christian University Mary Seidel Brenham Sam Houston State Teachers College Oneida Tuxworth Silsbee Texas College of Arts and Industries Doris Gwin Kingsville Stephen F. Austin Evelyn Tohline Houston Eunice Lawson San Antonio Davy Crockett Temple Velma Harrell Wace Dorothy Meador Corsicana Virginia Middleton Beaumont Bess Braunig College Station Margaret Duncan Jennie June Howell Brazos County Florine Lang Kurten Galveston Edna Moody Calvert Bess McIntosh Navasota Mary Terrell State of Louisiana Virginia Cooksey Clarks Ruth Beard Lois Kraft Frances James Ann Cline Ina Harrison Frances Thomas Dorothy Adair Lucile Vick Martha Carrington Margaret Pasler Patricia Chance Josephene Dunn Bennie Rea Marburger Christober Bailey Jean Sanderodt Af College Station

Local Athletes Enter Sul Ross College Alpine

Neal Godwin of Bryan and Jim Colvin of Carrollton Miss stars of the Allen Rambler football team left last week for Sul Ross College in Alpine and report they have enrolled and are pleased with the school Colvin 190 pound end and Godwin 220 pound tackle were all district players with S F A high Broncos and Coach D C Graves leads the Loboes at Sul Ross with eligibility to play next fall for the Loboes Several Rambler athletes are considering entering Sul Ross

Neal Godwin Bryan Jim Colvin Carrollton Miss Allen Rambler Sul Ross College Alpine Godwin Stephen F. Austin Broncos Allen Colvin Mississippi

Fort Worth Refrigeration School Attends Dealers

E Griesser left Saturday for Fort Worth to attend a three day school of instruction in commercial refrigeration sponsored by the Fugiidaire corporation for dealers in Texas and nearby states.

C. E. Griesser Fort Worth Fugidaire Corporation Texas

Lost White faced cow with JF branding found near Mumford road

Missing cow described as white faced with a red coat and hip brand JF and a split right ear. Last seen near Mumford road. owner stated as Joe Fazzino. Notify if located.

White Faced Red Cow Joe Fazzino Mumford Road

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Ignace Jan Paderewski Crewski Antonina Conservatory Ignace Jan Padki Helena Moui Mend Vienna Leschetitsky Walter P. Chrysler Henry Ford Walter Chrysler Wamego Kans Henry Chrysler Plains of Kansas Wieal Engineering Ana Correspondence School General Motors Chrysler Buick Durant Willys-Overland Maxwell Great Neck L. IL Manhattan Victorine Peter Ibbetson Varya Richard LeGallienne Baylor University Benjamin D. Foulois Army Air Corps Army Foulois Connecticut Orville Wright Thomas Selfridge Aeronautical Inter-Allied Commission of Control Berlin Mitchell Field Long Island N. Y Army Air Chief EVA LE Gallienne B. D. Foulois Brother Mr. Gibbs W. F. Gibbs Free W. Baptists WED M. Ratner N. J Awerica D. C. Graves Graves M. College West Point Pop” Warner Stanford Loboes Sul Ross Ft, Worth Maui la Salle Hotel Star Brand Fertilizers Brazos Valley Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co Brazos Mutual Brazos Mutual Insurance Company G. M. Webb Ola Harry Ada Wilcox Emmitt L. McClure
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