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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
2
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The Bryan Weekly Eagle reports on city planning funding, a public works project to improve sidewalks and curfews, and notes a local college celebration. It recalls Tolstoy’s story of charity as a parable, highlighting community values and public gatherings.
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Vergne Andrews named captain of Bryan High School baseball in 1925. The article details the team, key players including Andrews, Scanlin, Robertson, and Barron, with notes on field positions, batting, and prospects for next season.
A Brazos County district court opened today with routine sessions listed. Details on docket and participants were not clearly legible in the report.
Marvin J Birdwell, youngest Brazos Lodge No 64 representative, sails to Wickits Pale for the Grand Lodge convention in Texas. He joined the lodge in 1921, served as Chancellor Commander in 1926, and will travel with plans to return after the conference.
The Free Baptists quarterly conference of Brazos County met at Karten Church from Friday to Sunday with delegates or letters from all area churches. Rev. J. L. Bonds, Rev. Mile Moore, and Rev. C. B. Thompson preached, focusing on the 1928 national objectives. Attendees from Bryan included Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Tatum.
Students at Woodville celebrate a communal year end as the school closes. The report mentions staff, governance, and local events linked to a successful term amid school activities and community involvement.
Former Bryan Gil Miss Coral Clark arrives back from China amid hopeful plans. Officials anticipate a reception and possible further events as she adjusts to residence, with community leaders expressing excitement.
A fragmentary note mentions Mee Clack Bryse aiming to engage children with stories and tiperiinees, encouraging them to enjoy wind co be ziive cod well and share experiences with others.
The Chamber of Commerce hosted a Club Rally Day with 62 attendees and contests including relay races and obstacle events. Cash prizes were awarded. a goat race and baton pass drew crowds as members were guests of Maurice Schulman for a members picture and comedic entertainment.
Mrs Roberts played host Thursday for an informal gathering of local residents from Wirtus Falls and McKaumey. Guests shared supper, played old fashioned games, and recalled earlier friendships, with names including Kay Hole and T KE Lawrence among the attendees.
A survey by H H Walker of Lone Star Gas in Dallas may lead to natural gas piping into Bryan Hearne Cavert Bremond and Marlin if sufficient demand is found. City manager J Bryan Miller says a franchise could be granted to the gas company if the project materializes.
The Bryan school system announces the faculty for the 1927 28 academic year naming Mies Wens Weddington principal Mies Lacy Harrison Fred Kl Bleep Miss Mary Hyman Hise sabeth Holt Wise Malcolm Weln nix Mie Julia Southard G Cox Mis Marthe Menger Miss Lois Giltrap Miss Julia Wilcox Wie Sunshine Cole Griffin Mire Ruby Butler Miss Lois Wilcox Miss Allie Montgomery Mies Lads Bele Pipkin Miss ng Miss Myrtle McCullough Miss May Bortin
An accident seriously injures Sheriff Moore of Waller County as he and a companion were in a collision. The sheriff, newly elected, faces legal action and emergency treatment as authorities review the incident and its circumstances.
Mamie Downerd Peck of Bryan is highlighted as a recognized writer in a Mother's Day booklet. Reared in Bryan after infancy, she published poetry early and had works appearing in the Brazer Pilot and Bryant Eagle. Her father Dr H Dewnard served in Confederate service and as Bryan’s first mayor. she holds leadership roles in literary and patriotic groups.
Mrs. Canneld Antonio, 57 11 8, died at her Dallas home May 9 and was buried from St. Joseph's Catholic church in Bryan Tuesday afternoon. The body arrived at 3 p.m. and was received by McCulloch-Dansby funeral directors. Rev. Peter Litnora conducted the service. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. She is survived by two daughters and one son, all of Dallas. Pallbearers included Luke Cimmico John Ficcatt Tony Genero B Leggo B Partonello Noss Banana.
Dr. W. F. Odom of Kurten was a business visitor to Bryan on Saturday. He came to Brazos County more than twenty five years ago and has made a splendid contribution to the advancement and progress of the county.
The Childhood League of New York City urges Bryan schools to join a nationwide Children's Day. Activities begin Friday with an afternoon program and a Saturday celebration. Miss Candee says schools shape future citizens by building character and guiding the natural social instincts of children.
A Kiddie excursion party led by Leslie Godwin Leta Scanlin Phalla Lee Godwin Wil Ye Shelton Lester Ashcroft Neal and Jack Godwin returned from a two day outing. They began in Houston visiting Berman Park Luna Park and downtown districts then spent the night in a park before heading to Galveston for gulf bathing.
Mrs Jno J Stasny travels to Wichita Falls for the state convention of the Catholic Daughters of America on May 9 and 10. She is grand regent of the local court and will represent them at the gathering.
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