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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1931

Page

5

Chamber plans budget drive and talks at Bryan

The Bryan Chamber of Commerce discusses reducing salaries in state education, plans a fall budget drive for 1932, and reviews money raised and memberships. Directors consider funding drives, open college shops event, and draft resolutions for Dr. C A Searcy’s death while inviting local and out of town visitors.

Grom Tucsony Daley Texas Bryan and Brazosty A. BG. Conner Experiment Station George A. Adams Adame Adams East Texas Chamber of Commerce Thi R. V. Armistrong Brazos East Texas Charles Crawford Mechanical Engineering Texas A M. College Bryan Chamber of Commerce Colege Stanford C. A. Searcy Searcy A. D. Jackson College W. B. Cook J. B. Stanford H. H. Williamson

Wheelock Couple Files Intention to Marry

Joe Miller and Josia Shutil of Wheelock filed notice on Saturday with County Clerk Jess B. McGee of intention to marry. The Eagle will pay you cash for clean white cotton rags.

Joe Miller Josia Shutil Wheelock Jess B. McGee Eagle

Bryan Baptist Pastor at Encampment

Jno L Wharton pastor of the first Baptist church of Bryan invited to serve as encampment pastor at Palacios encampment in late June and early July. Plans are under way for a large attendance from Erpan to attend the Palacios Encampment.

Row. Jno

Nurses Report Strong Public Health Efforts In Brazes County

Twenty committee members met in Mrs. Joese Shelton’s office to review April work. Nurse Sedalia Wilson reported complete school visits, including Consolidated School, with new high school add on. Highlights include social medical services and provision of vegetables to patients, plus bed linens needs.

Brazes County Health List Prep Joese Shelton County Health i2 Senorta Shelton Sedalia Wilson Colored Health Consolidated School Et College Mra. Shelton J. I. Brock Tse State Organization of Public Health Nurses Fort Worth Brock Nursa Sedalia Wilson Wilson

Hi School Annual Is Now Off Press

The Broncho annual of Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan has just gone to press. It is dedicated to W. E. Leverkuhn vocational teacher who died November 24 1930. Editors include Foy Martin Mary Mutha Black Raymond Moore and others with various editing and staff roles.

Stephen F. Austin High School Bryan W. E. Leverkuhn Mall of Foy Martin Mary Mutha Black Raymond Moore Percy Tardy Ethel Ferguson Elizabeth Sloop Nina’ Bess Astin Pattie Minkert Nettie Nedbalek Bettye Syptak Frances Thomas

County School Trustees Plan May 9 Meeting

County school board schedules a May 9 afternoon session to consider rural school operations including filling trustee vacancies and reclassifying schools. Board members include Chairman C. A. Bethany, J. M. Cook, W. H. Jenbow, Charlie Merka, and N. C. Cole.

School Trustees of County Plan Meeting C. A. Bethany J. M. Cook W. H. Jenbow Charlie Merka N. C. Cole

Cadets at Allen Pass All Tests In Life Saving

Brazos County Red Cross reports life saving tests at Allen Academy in Bryan. Senior cadets A Munded and G Hilley scored 86.5 and 80.5 percent on the senior exam while junior cadet F B Aguilar scored 83 percent.

Allen Brazos County American Red Cross Bryan L.R. Nachman College Station Allen Academy G. Hilley

Various Bryan Visitors and Local Happenings

Ernest Dowell of College Station visits Bryan with father in law G Morgan of Lubbock. Many relatives travel, recoveries noted, and local gatherings include church confirmations and Legion meetings.

Former Resident Plans Practice Medicine Here

Dr. R. Henry Harrison Jr and his wife with two children plan to make Bryan their home. He was raised in Bryan, studied at A M College and Baylor Medical School, did an internship at Baylor Houston, and led general practice and surgery at Humble Oil in Ingleside before starting practice locally.

R. Henry Harrison, Jr Bryan East 29Th Street Harrison Baylor University Medical School Dallas Baylor Hospital Houston Humble Oil Company Ingleside

Summer Weather With Heavy Rain Through Last Week

Summer weather with heavy rainfall dominated the past week. The high reached 84 degrees and the low dipped to 53 degrees on Monday night. Rainfall totaled 3.22 inches across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday as Galveston, Harris, and Liberty counties reported varied totals.

Mercury

Brazos Highway Contract Bid Sets $121,150

The Texas State Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling $2,021,185 for 166 miles of new highways. A 6.8 mile concrete paving project on Highway 6 in Brazos County from Bryan to the Robertson County line went to Westark Construction Company of McAlester Oklahoma for $121,150.

State Highway Commission Brazos County Bryan Robertson County Westark Construction Company McAlester Oklo

Park Is Happy As Store Repair Nears Completion

Sankey Park reports the jewelry store has a new attractive front and plans to install equipment to enhance appearance. He has operated at the same stand during renovations and welcomes visitors as finishing touches finish the job.

Sankey Park Texas Mr. Park

Blood Poisoning Fatal to Young Bryan Man

J A Stransky of Savanna LL, married in Bryan to Miss Lucile Rosprim, died of blood poisoning at a Marlin hospital. Floyd and Thurman Mathie of Bryan donated blood for a transfusion Sunday night in an attempt to save him. He had shown some improvement after the operation but died about 9 o clock this morning.

J. A. Stransky Savanna, LL Bryan Lucile Rosprim Marlin Floyd Thurman Mathie Stransky

Wilson Bradley Moves to Main Street Store

Pradley specializing in fine shoes for women and haberdashery for men has moved into a new Main Street store. Although not yet fully equipped, the shop welcomes patrons and is set to improve the block and Bryan’s business district.

Wilson Pradley Main Street Bradley Bryan

Market Shed Opens Saturday For Farmers Market

Work began on a market shed at 25th street and Tabor avenue for the Bryan Brazos County Chamber of Commerce sponsored farmers market. The venture aims to offer poultry eggs dairy produce and vegetables with shoppers parking on Tabor. Preparations indicate a Saturday opening. Tom T Goodwin of Newson Brazos county died at a local hospital from injuries in a car accident. He was 57 and survived by his mother sister brother and an aunt. Funeral is Wednesday at 3 p.m. from his mother's home with burial in Newcomb cemetery.

Ernest Dowell College Studion Bryan G. Morgan Lubbock Harry Manan Gainesville George Bauer Bauer Grif Cloud Temple Frank L. Renken San Diego California Brazos Grimes H. Gibson North Tabor Avenue Walker Lindsey Washington Avenue Hudson Myers Houston United States Allen Myers Chas. S. Myera H. T. Coulter Rockdale J. W. Coulter Myre HH. T. Coulter Hielen Coulter Clay Short Fort Bliss el Paso William E. Branch R. V. Armstrong Robert Armstrong III Navasota Jack Hebron Fort Worth W. S. Barron Austin College Station Bird St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Ben Delameter Caldwell Major Ben Delameter Fast 26Th Street Ben II John Rachel Delameter D. Hughes Bryan Hospital College Road 25Th Street Tabor Avenue Bryan and Brazos County Tahor Avenue Tom T. Goodwin Newsom Brazos County Jones Crossing College Mr. Goodwin Sallie Goodwin N. A. Stewart J. T. Goodwin McAllen Oliva Goodwin Newcomb Tom Goodwin Sallie T. Goodwin Jno. L. Wharton First Baptist Church G. G. Foster E. W. Crenshaw, Jr E. B. Elliott D. Paul Dansby Tom G. Suber Harry Estill Mills P. Walker T. T. Foster Dr. W. H. Oliver

Mrs. N. R. Newton Celebrates 73rd Birthday at Home

A noon birthday dinner honored Mrs. N. R. Newton on her 73rd birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Newton. Present were Mrs. Lula Hearn of Bryan and niece Miss Lillie Hearn, with gifts from absent relatives and friends in several cities.

H. H. Newton N. R. Newton Newton Lula Hearn Bryan Lillie Hearn

Waller County Wins Highway Contract in Texas Board Awards

Texas Highway Commission awarded Friday contracts totaling over two million dollars for 113.9 miles of highway work. Waller County received a 4.7 mile concrete paving job from two miles east of Brazos River to Highway 6 on Highway 20, awarded to Lacy Paving Company of Dallas for 89,179.

Austin Texas Highway Commission Liberty County Trinity River S. & H. Construction Company Wilwaukee Wis Lavaca County Waller County Brazos River Highway 6 Highway 20 Lacy Paving Company Dallas

Summer Round-Up At St. Joseph's Parochial School

The Mothers Club of St. Joseph's Parochial School sponsors a free Summer Round-Up and physical clinic for children entering the school next year. The event is Friday May 8 at 1 30 pm with local physicians volunteering to examine the children. Mrs Ole Martinsen chairs the health committee and can provide hours and details to mothers.

Mothers Club St. Joseph’s Parochial School Mother’s Club Ole Martinsen St. Joseph's Mother’s Club

Bryan cotton man leaves for Houston to direct Acco cotton course

Jess M. Cook, Bryan cotton man, departs Saturday to become director of the Acco cotton course in Houston. Conducted by Anderson, Clayton & Company, the program serves employees and business associates of the world’s largest cotton merchant firms. About 250 cotton men from home and abroad attend yearly, with Cook aided by twenty classifiers, marketing specialists, and renowned economists. This is his fourth year as director.

Jess M. Cook Bryan Houston Acco Anderson, Clayton & Company Cook

Child Welfare Legislation Endorsed by Texas Legion Affiliate

At the Texas Legion and Auxiliary convention in Bryan the group endorsed child welfare measures and adequate hospitalization facilities backed by the federal government. Leaders Earnest Cox and Hal Brennan urged support for pending Texas legislation and praised plans to aid orphans of World War I veterans, with attendance surpassing 400.

Texas Department of the American Legion and Auxiliary Bryan Earnest C. Cox Corsicana State Legislative Committee Legion and Auxiliary Texas Hal Brennan Laredo Legion Auxiliary Cox Wright Patman Congress Legionary Auxiliary Patman Houston First Baptist

Cotton Insects Kept In Check By Cold Weather

Weather conditions slow cotton insect hatchings in Texas. Fe Thomas notes two months of below normal mean temperatures, the lowest marks in March for years, with few adult flea beetles appearing in fields.

Fe Thomas Emplocy Texas Agricultural Weathers College Station

Wasteful talk ends in cash for cam

A garbled report notes a local business group discussing plans and money matters. A member of the Risers club mentions a commitment to cash payments for cam White Cotte Rages while reference to a train and commerce rule confusion appears.

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Directorate OF Wires Senate Pridiundttees Bryan Baptist Off Press Feli Oe J. M. O’brien San Antonio P. E. Ellis Throckmorton Parent-Teacher Association John Hunt Hillsboro American Legion Dana Carnes Griff Cloud Temple Sanitarium K. G. Umland H. M. Clenn Cienn Suzie Hines Bellville Parker Carroll Lola Geo. F. Lee Elva Timmons Mary Timmons Vail Sum Bullock Brazos Valley T. A. Cloud Gunn School of Music and Dramatic Art Chicago Ill Mary Lou Prine Conrad Gon Jas, A Galveston Cian Liberty Brazos Highway Lan Park Wilson Bradley Main St Steve Goodwin Hiway Board St. Joseph's J.C. Penney Silk L. Wherton Commerte Cam White Cotte A Byrne College Byrne Byrne Colleges Byrne College
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