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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1934

Page

5

City Light Line Extended To Reach Residents On Highway 21

Bryan city commissioners moved to extend the city light and power lines along Highway No 21 beyond the American Legion home to serve a dozen or more residents who petitioned for service. They reappointed the Board of Equalization Wilson Bradley W J Coulter and James Sullivan for another year. The Dellwood addition annexation read and passed on first reading. Sanitary ordinance amended cutting pit toilet inspection fee to 1 per year. Tax collection and delinquent taxes discussed.

Bryan American Legion Board of Equalization Wilson Bradley W. J. Coulter James Sullivan Dellwood

Two Texas Girls Selected for National 4-H Club Camp

Florence Klingsporn of Brenham and Evelyn Silbernagel of Dickinson have been chosen as Texas 4 H Club girls representatives to the National 4 H Club Camp in Washington June 14 to 20. They were picked from 18 000 club girls for their ability to earn money and beautify homes and will travel to the national capital with funds raised by 4 H club members at the Farmers Short Course at A and M College. Klingsporn reports a $700 61 three year profit from poultry canning and clothing projects plus 52 60 in prizes and multiple scholarships. she follows A and M methods in poultry housing feeding and insect control.

College Station Florence Klingsporn Brenham Washington County Evelyn Silbernagel Dickinson Galveston County Texas Washington Bess Edwards Texas A M. College Extension Service National Capitol Pries A. and M. College Dallas

Winners of 1934 Texas cotton contest to tour Japan

Three senior agronomy students Porter of Terrell Thurman of Cisco and Bennett of Rhome Wise county won traveling scholarships to study textile centers in Japan during the summer They will sail from San Francisco June ... visit Tokyo Osaka Kobe and perhaps Chosen and Manchukuo with interpreter J Watanabe and publicity director Curtis Vinson joining to report on the industry The fund was raised by cotton firms including Clayton and Co Gosho Co Inc and others through the Cotton Ball and show

College Station Texas A. & M. College Thomas F. Porter Terrell Floyd Thurman Cisco Robert L. Bennett Rhome Wise County Japan J. S. Mugford Far East Porter Thurman Bennett San Francisco Yokohama Tokyo Osaka Kobe Chosen Manchukuo J. Watanabe Curtis Vinson W. L. Clayton Anderson, Clayton and Co Houston Japan Cotton Company Southern Cotton Company R. L. Dixon and Bro Weil Bros Crespi and Co J. Kahn and Co., Inc Major Cleaver and Co

Elliott blanks Steele's Store in Sunday game

Elliott defeated Steele's Store 83 to 0 in a Sunday matinee before a large crowd. Steele's Store had more hits, Coley noted a triple as their lone major extra base, and both double plays were by Steele's Store.

Elliott Blanks Steele's Elliott Steele’s Coley Nigliazzo Rhe Boro McDa Huacens Ek Steele Eliott Albert Guion Mills and Philips

Legion Auxiliary Bridge Tourney Planned For Thursday

The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a bridge tournament to benefit the building fund at the Legion home Thursday at 2 30 PM. Chairman Mrs Morris Schulman leads the committee with Mesdames John M Lawrence Jr J S Caldwell R H Harrison Jr Ed S Martin and Harry Estill assisting.

American Legion Auxiliary Building Fund Legion Home Morris Schulman Mesdames Jno M. Lawrence, Jr J. 5. Caldwell R. H. Harrison, Jr Ed S. Martin Harry Estill

Rector of Bryan Speaks at Tabor Welfare Meeting

Rev. L. 4. Wilson of St. Andrew's Episcopal church was the principal speaker at the Tabor welfare club gathering Friday night with Henry Schram presiding. He urged a return from industrial views to a life oriented toward God's providence and man's duties, contrasting historic harvest prayers with modern profit focus. R. R. Reppert performed a sleight of hand act. County Agent Benson announced cotton contract record books and urged record keeping on rented acres. A box supper for May 22 benefits the local baseball team. Committees organized for programs, grounds, ticket sales, and cake auction arrangements for future meetings.

L. 4. Wilson St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Tabor R. R. Reppert Extension Service C. L. Benson Henry Schram Joe Locke Earl Presnal Ed Schram R. H. Smith Mary Locke Grounds M. E. Thompson Brooks Thompson Annie Locke Pauline Walker S. E. Eberstadt M. FE. Thompson Far! Presnal

Pre-School Test For 31 Children Held At Travis

The Travis Parent-Teachers Association organized a Friday afternoon pre school examination at the school building. Dr. S C Richardson and Dr A Benbow led physical and dental exams with 31 children checked. County health nurse Edna A Shelton assisted as volunteers praised home health efforts.

Travis Parent-Teachers Association P. S. Mangum Travis Association J. C. Goldsmith W. C. Vanderwerth S. C. Richardson A. Benbow Edna A. Shelton

Mothers Day Program At Parochial School Delights Moms

St Josephs Parochial School hosted its annual Mother's Day event after a High Mass. Rt Rev J B Gleissner Rev Tim Valenta and the mothers attended a breakfast in the auditorium A program of songs speeches and music followed Then a preschool clinic saw Dr Richard Grant examine 23 children assisted by Mrs Edna Abbott Shelton county health nurse and Mother's Club members.

St. Joseph's J. B. Gleissner Tim Valenta Richard Grant Edna Abbott Shelton Mother’s Club

Russell for Lower Rates Stresses Utility Cut

Edward K. Russell of Annona spent a few hours in Bryan on Thursday urging lower utility rates. He argued rates have not declined in step with the cost of other necessities.

Edward K. Russell Annona Bryan

Prizes Awarded in Brazos County Writers and Artists Contest

The Brazos County Federation of Women’s Clubs announced prize winners in its annual contest for short stories poetry and art. First prizes went to Mrs. F. L. Thomas for Whipped and Mrs. S. E. Bledsoe for Renascence. Noted Houston artist Mrs. McNiell Davidson judged canvases and a scholarship was awarded to Bennie Marburger.

B. C Woman’s Club Harrison R. Miller Willie Rogers F. L. Thomas E. Bledsoe E. R. Bryant Texas Ford Munnerlyn College Marjorie Morrison H. T. Coulter Rockdale C. C. Martin George Madison County Davidson Art School Houston Federation Extension Service Club M. College Brazos County Brazos Reliance Davidson

Woodville School Closes Year With Exercises Friday

The Woodville rural school three miles north of Bryan closed its eight month term with exercises. 42 pupils across seven grades. 30 promoted. Top averages listed by grade. Four students posted perfect attendance. Students treated to a Bryan movie outing. Two meals weekly for pupils. church Sunday School class supplied meals since Christmas. Mrs. P. A. Tardy reelected teacher for ninth term. County Superintendent W. E. Neeley attended.

Woodville Bryan P. A. Tardy Charlie Dalio Mary Bonano Phylis Palasota Elmer Mooney Willene Thurman Lena Palasota J. L. Brock First Presbyterian Church Tardy W. E. Neeley

Molyneaux Named to Carnegie Board of International Peace

Peter Molyneaux editor of the Texas Weekly is elected a trustee of the Carnegie endowment for international peace. He is the first Southerner on the 28-member board dispersing over a million dollars annually for world peace efforts. He is noted as a journalist and economist with emphasis on foreign trade and cotton from the South. Also, Ruth Weddington has largely recovered from injuries from a recent automobile collision near her South College Avenue home and attended school briefly.

Peter Molyneaux Texas Weekly Carnegie Endowment For International Peace Molyneaux Miss Ruth Weddington South College Avenue Ruth

Pair Granted License to Wed in County Clerk Action

J. L. Gregg and Catherine Grace Laws were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Clyde Goen.

J. L. Gregg Catherine Grace Laws Clyde Goen

Girl From Bryan Will Get Degree At Sam Houston

Ella Conaway of Bryan, now at Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville, will receive her degree at the commencement on Monday May 28. The program includes the opera Pirates of Penzance on May 24 and the baccalaureate service on May 27.

Ella Conaway Bryan Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville Dr. Meyers School of Education New York University Dr. Phelps Peabody College For Teachers Nashville, Tenn

Local Bryan Social Roundup Notes Visits and Illnesses

A Bryan daily social column lists visits for Mother's Day with families from Austin Houston and New York. Dr. W B Cline Jr. and Miss Elizabeth Cline travel through Houston to Bryan while Joe Groginsky and relatives remain ill at Wilkerson clinic. Several locals attend church events travel to Caldwell Waco and Corsicana and plan for politics and business trips.

Phocial Park, Jr Austin Houston Bryan Cline Methodist Hospital Nona Belle Holland Jack Holland E. E. Churchill Sugar Land E. E. Barden Churchill Mrs. Barden Groginsky Phillip Groginsky Fort Worth Julius Groginsky Ross Monette Groginsky Dave Wolfe Mr. Groginsky D. A. Sapp and Sons Dave Bob Giddings Waller Robert Newman Somerville Lewis Coby Tulsa Okla Sid Perry Coby Perry W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church South Baptist Convention Andrew Retua S. Maniloff Dallas Maniloff’s Solen Griffith Caldwell Griffith S. & A. Construction Company San Antonio Highway Department Lynn Griffith Overton Humble Oil and Refining Company Emma Griffith Tom Smith Marlin James V. Allher E. H. Astin The City National Bank Jess Gammon Oak McKenzie Pat Patterson Thomas Krauchar New York George Griffin A. E Pete” Jones Moody Mr. Jones Palmer

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Stephen F., Austin High School Ennis Canady John Edge Harry Wayne Williams Anna Jo Bond Blanche Dobyne Aline Williams Sam Joe Restivo Orabelle Foster Ruth Weddington Walter Lee Porter Grover White, Jr Fred L. Sloop John Stanford Tom Thumb Runner Singer Elizabeth Watts Supt. S. M. Brown City Light B.E. Board Legion Auxiliary Travis Russell Carnegie Board Sam Houston BAYER Bayer Manufacture A. L. Smith Guy’ P. Bittle Percy B. Bittle Eastland R. J. Cox Cox Nelson Fuller F. D. Fuller University of Texas M .R. Bentley Dan Ann Ann Bentley Dorothy Reddick Ilaan Texas University R. Bentley Wesley, Bentley Roland Dansby Emily Wiman Carl Giesecke Santonio Ward’s Pinnacle Ward Values Ward Bryan Avenue
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