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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1932
Page
5
Terrace Building and Community Farming Initiative
Lynn Sample uses county road equipment to build 26 foot wide terraces two feet high on A C Williams ranch and R A Cooper renovates two year old terraces. The Smetana 4 H club will broadcast The Bugville Indignation Meeting to educate and entertain while promoting soil conservation and farmers’ outreach. A Brazos county watermelon grower advocates single variety farming to boost marketing and proposes a local watermelon association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Sample
A. C. Williams Ranch
Smetana 4-H Club
WTAW
RK. R. Reppert
Extension Service
Timmie Treehopper
Carl Cricket
Mertie Melon Louse
Buster Bumble Bee
Sammie Plam Cureulio
E Billie Bell Weevil
Harryquin Cabbage
Praofes Oar
Pinky Peach
Caleb
Smetana Boys
Edge
Smetana
Poultry Breeders Talk on Hatching Egg Program in Brazos County
No reply yet from local poultry breeders in Brazos county about a suggestion to furnish hatching eggs to club members. The proposal would supply one pullet in the fall for each setting of eggs, with county and home agents expected to help place 50 settings of eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Poultry Club Urges Feed Planning for Fall
The note urges Poultry Club members to plan for abundant green feed and early fall grain to avoid scarce rations in summer and keep chickens healthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Club
Edge Edge Enjoys Track Meet Wins At Friday Meet
Edge Edge reports participation in a Friday track meet with several first places and other top finishes. A state inspector visited the school on Tuesday March 22 and the district received five six dollars in state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
P. S. Mangum
Dallas
Claude Moore
Bobbie
George Rosier
Wallace Henry
Jon
R. R. McDonald
H. M. Free
M. College
Jonnie Lou Griffin
M. A. Barnett
Gracie Barnett
Englewood
Edward Rumfield
C. D. Adkins
Presbyterian Cemetery
Blanche Brown
Paul Moore
Bryan
Lillie Moore
Luther Boyd
Hearne
S. P. Moore
Local Church Notes Featuring Visitors and Pastoral Call
Steep Hollow welcomed Steep Hollow Miss Bertie Risinger visiting with home folks. Miss Celeste Cobb of Houston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Cobb. Misses Evelyn and Mary Bess Murray of Bryan visited the Cobb home. Rev A M Wester of Norman preached here Saturday night and Sunday on The Holy Spirit. Missionary Rev Keefer also preached Sunday night. Conference prompted the call of Rev A M Wester as pastor. Mr and Mrs Jim Handy of Bryan attended Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Risinger
Huntsville
Celeste Cobb
Houston
C. ¥. Cobb
Evelyn
Mary Bess Murray
Bryan
C. Y. Cobb
A. M. Wester
Normancee
Keefer
Jim Handy
Kings Highway Gang Wins Community Parade Honor
A spirited contingent from Kings Highway led by participating boys and girls, guided by teachers and residents, paraded through town showcasing the community’s unity and school spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Highway
Local students win honors at county meet and post spring notices
The report details junior and senior students earning prizes in athletics spelling and club activities. Coaches Cuthrell Bounds and Maude Moore guide teams. Lana Mangis places in high and broad jumps. Several families and teachers are noted visiting, hosting and recovering from illnesses as community events wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cuthrell Bounds
Lana Mangis
Playground Mall
Bryin
Maude Moore
Blanche Brown
H Club
Grant McDonald
Bud Moore
Edge
John Ee] Heath
John A. Heath
George McDonald
Ellen McDonald
Fritz Kindt
Kurten
Cathrell Bounds
Bounds
North Zuleh
Adolph
Albert Kopecky
Jacksonville
Fla
Adolph Kopecky
Edd Skubal
Willie Novosad
Willie
Edwin
Jerry
Joe
Millie Novosad
Willie Henry
Helen Milberger
Robert Kindt
Lena
Elsie Novosad
L. V. Skubai
A. C. Novosad
Albert Seasta
Tom Pecena
Wheelock
Joe Novosad
Edd Churik
John Rychlik
Funeral Service Held Today for Aged Brazos Man
Major John William Shaw of Rock Prairie died Friday at 2:30 p.m. after months of feeble health. Funeral services were held at McCulloch-Dansby chapel with Rev. Chas. Bullock and Rev. Roy Hellomon officiating. Interment followed in Steep Hollow, with further grave services by the same ministers. He was 84 years old, born in 1847 in Calhoun County Mississippi, a longtime Brazos County resident and Civil War veteran. He leaves four of nine children: RR R Shaw and George B Shaw of Bryan, Mrs. C. L. Eden of Bryan, and Mrs. L. J. Dehart of Houston, plus one sister, Roxie Wiggin of Lovelady. Pallbearers were H. P. Dansby, J. H. Reed, C. A. Buchanan, H. O. Ferguson, A. S. McSwain, and Clyde R. Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Shaw
Rock Prairie
McCulloch-Dansby
Chas
FE. Bullock
Hearne
Roy
Hellomon
Bryan
Steep Hollow
Bullock
Major Shaw
Calhoun County
Miss
R. R. Shaw
Texas
Mississippi
Walker County
Brazos County
Baptist Church
Hood
Green
Rachel Josephine Martin
RR. R. Shaw
George B. Shaw
C. L. Eden
L. J. Dehart
Houston
Roxie Wiggin
Lovelady
H. P. Dansby
J. H. Reed
C. A. Buchanan
H. O. Ferguson
A. 8. McSwain
Clyde R. Goen
Kurten Play Amy From Arizona Friday Night
The Young Peoples League of Kurten Lutheran church presents the three act play Amy From Arizona in the school auditorium Friday night at S o clock Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for children All are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Peoples League of
Kurten Lutheran Evangelical Church
Amy
Arizona
Let The Eagle Figure with You on Your Next Order
Jem Werk We wil offers quailtv efork package details for future orders. The message reads as a promotional note aiming to secure a customer interaction and repeat business.
Hero of Shiloh study topic at UJ D C meeting
The L S Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs FR F Parks on South College avenue for a March program. Mrs W O Hearn described the Battle of Shiloh and General Albert Sidney Johnston’s death. A Johnston life sketch, a round table on his career, and a memorial at Austin were discussed. An instrumental duet and a business session concluded the pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
FR. F. Parks
South College Avenue
W. O. Hearn
Shiloh
Albert Sidney Johnston
R. H. Harrison
Gen. Johnston
Austin
Texas
Elizabeth Ney
Schubert
Maureene Williamson
Imogene Nash
J. M. Ferguson
Albert Buchanan
W. B. Edge
Parks
Flour Requisitioned For Brazos County Red Cross Relief
Brazos County Red Cross requests 23 640 pounds of flour from the National Red Cross to aid 160 listed needy families over 90 days in Brazos County. Distribution will be tracked by receipts and reports. a store room will protect the flour, with local officials overseeing weekly or monthly allotments. Committee members include C. M. Bethany, Mrs. J. J. Brock, Mrs. Albert Buchanan, J. R. Stanford and P. L. Cavitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bethany
Brazos County
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Bethany
Bryan
C. M. Bethany
J. J. Brock
Albert Buchanan
J. R. Stanford
P. L. Cavitt
Tick drive worker Cowen to report in Brazos county
Lasson D. C. Cowen who has spent three years on tick eradication in Texas for the federal agriculture department will report for duty in Brazos county on March 31. He will be stationed at Millican. A Sam Houston State Museum will be discussed at the East Texas Chamber of Commerce convention in Lufkin April 17 18 19 with M. E. Foster editor of the Houston Press presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Cooper
John McCallum
Tabor
Texas
Lasson
D. C. Cowen
Federal Department of Agriculture
Caldwell
Brazos County
Mr. Cowen
Millican
Sam Houston State Museum
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Lufkin
M. E. Foster
The
Houston Press
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs Betty Luedeke credits Kruschen Weight Cure with rapid fat loss claiming she shed ten pounds in seven days. The ad urges taking half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast and promises a four week supply for a trifling cost with money back if not convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Luedeke
Dayton
America
Bryan and College Women Prominent at Fourth District Convention
Bryan and College Station will send a large delegation to the 31st annual Fourth District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Waco April 6–8. Mrs. J. L. Brock, district president, names Bryan and College women to key committees, with Thursday and Friday programs at Baylor and Waco Hall featuring memorials, speeches, and departmental reports from many clubs and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
T.F.W.C
Waco
College Station
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. L. Brock
Ben F. Boydston
Browning
Memorial
Baylor
Cameron Park
Edgar FE. Witt
Waco Hall
Washington
E. L. Reid
Orange
J. M. Dawson
F. M. Thwing
T. F. Bush
W. E. Darden
Waco Patriotic
J. M. Horn
Almeda
M. W. Sims
H. B. Fall of
Houston
Baylor University
E. E. Green
Rosebud
J. K. O’heeron
John R. Adams
Port Arthur
R. W. Jenkins
N _Varse
R. B. Caudie
J. E. Bailey
Freeport
KE. P. Humbert
E. B. Obenchain
Columbus
W. F. Hucheler
Frank E. Hord
Walter Greenwood
Farmersville
Christian Church
Wallace Henry
E. J. Green
Department of Legislation
Rolland Bradley
Lee J. Rountree
Brock
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Boydston
W. S. McCall
Kate Friend
Earl Middleton
Theo Ray
Central Christian Church
Department of Fine Arts
Horace Williams
Beaumont
Division of Art
D. C. Bland
A. M. Gilliam
Jasper
American Pottery
Lucile Russell
Thomas A. Barclay
Rockdale
J. Black
John A. Florida
Normangee
Ethel Osborne Hill
Texas
Henry Womble
Caldwell
Assembly
Julia Owen
Alice ‘Pinfrock
Nay-Rioti
W. P. Mahone
R. M. Duffy
Franklin
Department of International Re
Goodly Sum Made By Bowie PTA to Improve School
Proceeds from the Merchants' Pageant and Style Show at Bowie school auditorium raised near $100 for curtains and stage equipment. The Bowie PTA organized the event, with Wednesday’s program featuring humor, tableaus, and a wedding scene with Miss Marie Graham as bride, Prof. Wm. Carmichael as groom, and Principal Vernon Brown as minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Bowie Parent- Teacher Association
Wit
P.T. A
Marie Graham
Wm. Carmichael
Vernon Brown
Travis School
Weather record shows springlike week with warm days
A week of comparatively cool nights and warm daytime temperatures set a springlike pattern. The high reached 80 degrees Friday while the low dipped to 38 Monday night, with no rainfall.
Immunization Drive Reaches Brazos School Children
Dr George F Lee and Nurse Sedalia Wilson helped Mrs Abbott Shelton to immunize 38 children at Peach Creek school house on Friday morning. Later Dr L Ol Wilkerson and Nurse Wilson assisted at Fickey school where 35 children received first diphtheria shots. In total 167 children across Providence Kurten Creek and Fickey rural schools received initial immunizations last week as trustees and teachers supported the campaign with Easter activities planned and April targets set for Bryan and College schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lee
Sedalia Wilson
Abbott Shelton
Peach Creek
Pet Creek
Monroe Solomon
Jennie Campbell
E. B. Allen
Brazos County
Shefton
L. Ol Wilkerson
Wilsom
Shelton
Fickey School
Fickey
Varicose Veins Remedy Promises Quick Home Care
An advertisement extols a home ment that requires no operations or injections and urges rest while claiming Emerald Oil will rapidly heal leg sores end pain and restore mobility. It asserts druggists refund money if not helped and promotes simple directions for relief.
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Ike
Eim
Bape
C. L. Benson
Smentana Club
Hempstead
Weatherford
Brazos
Babher
Shavirn
Ees
Plan Poultry Feeds
Kings Highway
Hero of
UJ. D.C
Department of Press and Publicity
Julia Coddel
Department of American Citizenship
Carpenter
Division of Law Observance
A. W. McCallum
Galveston
Division of Americanization and Civil Service
H. W. Hurburt
Department of F Education
S. J. Alexander
Division of Public Instruction
John Maxwell
X. B. Saunders
B. M. Dodson
Marlin
O. L. Baker
Judd Collier
Mumford
W. H. Brigance
Alvin
J. W. Brosig
Navasota
F. W. Mabry
Ira Arant
E. W. Becker
Brenham
J. W. Fincher
Federation
T. F. Bunkley
Temple
Department of Public Welfare
John T. Williams
Division of
J. M. Hunt
Killeen
J. M. Hubert
Cleveland
Division
Child Welfare
W. S. Smith
Public Health
Curtis Elkins
Division of Correction
Frank A. Farda
Indian Welfare
W. Leggett
Livingston
G. N. Stell
F. S. Clark
Belton
del Cotton
Miss del
Bryan Cotton OI & Fertilizer GO
Bowie Pta
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