Hillsboro Eagles defeat Bryan Broncos 12 to 0 at Frazier Field
Hillsboro Eagles shut out Bryan Stephens F. Austin high school Broncos 12 0 at Frazier field Hillsboro scored in both the first and last quarters. Key plays included a 58 yard run by A McEver after a Hillsboro fumble recovery and a late 25 yard pass Herring to Smith. Captain H G Stallings starred for Bryan despite the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
Broncos
Hillsboro Eagles
Frazier Field
Hillsboro
Wallis Price
Smith
Big Eagle
Bob Harding
A. McEver
Herring
Broncs
Eagles
F. J. Vitopil
H. G. Stallings
Stallings
Vitopil
Eldridge McCall
HG. Stallings
Bronco
Alvin Syptak
Bill Moore
Aubrey Tobias
Ernest Bond
Robert Trant
R. MccEver
Bennett
Keeton
Kirk
Fawcett
Clark
Pepomenna L.E
Keeton Tobias
L.T
Nae la Gidhene Dobbs Harding
Shelton Buns Sewnat R.G
Smotherman
Wis Wee A
Kirk McCall
R.E
Marchbanks Stallings
Scanlin
L.H
Maxwell
Vychant Smith
Bryant Novak
R. Lindsey
Manning
J. Lindsey
Restivo
Nelson
Penalties Talked In Hot Seaions Game Officials Named
Officials listed for the Hot Seaions game include Fuzz Douglas from Baylor as referee Morley Jennings from Mississippi as umpire Jim Weatherby from Baylor as head linesman and Botchy Koch from Baylor as field judge.
Centennial publicity plans noted for Texas schools
Underpass and C. M. Bethany discuss giving a place to Texas schools in Centennial publicity with possible Education and Centennial committee meetings. East Texas Chamber of Commerce projects seek cups and cash prizes with a January 1 1936 deadline. George A. Adams reports on district conventions and local WPA projects as 69 iron culverts and 38 workers are noted for street improvements and College avenue plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bethany
Brazos County
Texas
Bethany
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
D. L. Wilson
George
A. Adams
Myrtle Murray
Bryan and College Business and Professional Women’s Cluirs
Chamber of Commerce
Lee J. Rountree
George G. Chance
Brazos
College Avenue
Highway Commission
George A. Adams
S. M. Brown
J. H. Conway
Charles H. Edge
I. Maniloff
W. R. McCullough
Sankey Park
G. S. Parker, Jr
E. B. Reynolds
Daniel Russell
R. G. Williams
License bill split Texas House amid clash over driver rules
The substitute driver's license bill authored by Rep Alf Roark passed 136 to 4 after debate. It would suspend driving rights for negligent homicide and other offenses and require licenses with suspensions by judges. Opponents called it a nuisance law while supporters cited safety gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Roark
Saratoga
Ed Thornton
Galveston
Senate
Department of Public Safety
W. E. Pope
Corpus Christi
Texas
Otis Dunagan
Big Sandy
Roark
House
Explorer T1 Reaches 74000 Feet in Stratosphere Flight
Capt. Albert Stevens reported Explorer T1 reached 74000 feet, an unofficial world record surpassing the prior 72000 plus feet held by Russians. Explorer II, the largest balloon, launched for stratosphere science as Capt. Orvil Anderson dumped ballast to avoid trees at the launch bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Albert Stevens
Orvil Anderson
Federation Plans Special Thanksgiving Program Sunday
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies will present a special Thanksgiving program at First Methodist church on Sunday afternoon November 24. Grover White Jr. of First Methodist leads the new cabinet which also changed meeting times from 3 30 to 3 00 pm. The group discussed an annual basketball league possibly for boys only, with girls dropped this year, start after the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Methodist Church
College Avenue Baptist Church
Grover White Jr
Ananual Basketball
Police Seek Identify Man Wanted Here
Sheriff Roy W. Nunn and officers traveled to Fredericks Oklahoma Saturday night to identify a man believed to be Robert Green who shot Officer Lee Norwood and Hudson Myers last December. A suspect answering Green’s description was reported under arrest, with Green having previously worked for J. Tom Smith, and fingerprint work done by Officer Howard Lee. The sheriff planned to return to Bryan late Monday with or without the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Nunn
Howard Lee
J. Tom Smith
Fredericks
Okla
Robert Green
Lee Norwood
Hudson Myers
Green
Mr. Smith
Lee
Nunn
Bryan
Former Bryan Resident In Serious Car Crash Injuries
G M John once of Bryan, now of Victoria, is in a Victoria hospital with multiple injuries after a car collision that killed his wife, Mrs John. X rays show a broken right arm crushed shoulder broken collar bone six fractured ribs crushed left foot and ankle and deep cuts. Letters from Victoria say he remains in serious condition and would welcome messages from Bryan friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Victoria
G. M. John
John
Mr. John
Care
Victoria Hospital
Texas
Vacant House Burns on College Road
An unoccupied house on College Road believed to belong to W. E. Poster was destroyed by fire around 11 o clock Friday night. Cause of the fire has not been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Road
W. E. Poster
Bryan visitors and locals count Armistice Day plans
Local residents travel to Bryan and beyond from Madisonville Millican Crystal City and New Orleans while others return from Baylor Dallas and Austin. Names include Mr and Mrs Henry Young Kenneth, Miss Dorothy Edge, Miss Martine Williamson, Miss Marjorie Miller, Ennis Canady, C S Beckwith, J W Harris, Roland Crenshaw, J K Presnal, F L Henderson, Charles H Edge, Gussie Branch, Margaret Gray, Esteen Harrison and Jas N Harrison, Ben Davis family, and several educators and officials. A patient at St Joseph’s hospital recovers from surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Young and
Kenneth
Bryan
Guy P. Bittle
W. J. Landry
Louisiana
Bittle
Lafayette
Landry
Jeanerette
Dorothy Edge
Martine Williamson
Marjorie Earle Miller
Ennis Canady
Baylor University
Waco
C. S. Beckwith
Knox. Williams
Millican
Ruth Thompson
Madisonville
J. W. Harris
Roland Crenshaw
J. K. Presnal
Tabor
F. L. Henderson
Austin
Charles H. Edge
Dallas
Gussie Branch
Margaret Gray
Texas University
Harold Harkey
Crystal City
Neal McAlpine
Ballinger
Bertie Suber
Suber
College Road
Lloyd Freeman
St. Joseph‘s Hospital
E. R. Bryant
Abilene
R. B. Ratcliffe
Wilkerson Clinic
San Antonio
V. L. James
J. Webb Howell
George A. Adams
George Jr
Lena Marie
Old Ladies’ Confederate
George B. Butler
Brazos County
Mary Barton Harris
Clara Barton
Calvert
William Walter Pyle
New Orleans
Cara Sneed
Marvin H. Sneed
Laura Gooch
Navasota
Steep Hollow
A. J. Buchanan
S. S. James
la Grange
James
George Edge
Bernice Kraft
Betty Brewer
Stephen F. Austin High School
Philena Darrow
Frances McGee
Hillsboro
Family notes from Fort Worth weekend visit
Mrs. Joe Bryan Mims left Friday for Fort Worth to spend the weekend with Dr. Mims. J. P. Jones, previously at Wilkerson Memorial clinic after an operation, was moved last night back to his LaSalle hotel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Ratcliffey
Joe Bryan Mims
Fort Worth
Mims
J. P. Jones
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
LaSalle Hotel
Beason Named Editor of Texas Centennial Alcalde
Margaret Beason, daughter of C L Beason, high school editor and honor student, was elected editor of the Texas Centennial Alcalde at Sam Houston State Teachers College Huntsville. The Houstonian reports she ranked high in scholarship and previously edited the Bryan High School annual. She also served as secretary to the Dean of Women before taking the Alcalde post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Beason
C. L. Beason
Bronco
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Houstonian
Margaret Benson
Charles Hurley
Wells
Bryan High School
Alcalde
Cox Held to Grand Jury in Assault with Attempted Murder
Louis Cox, held to the grand jury by Justice A. J. Buchanan on the charge of assault with attempt to murder, after a late battle with Jack Ward in which Ward fired a pistol and Cox slashed Ward's throat. Bond set at $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cox
A. J. Buchanan
Cox
Jack Ward
City Approves Pump Purchase and Ursuline Sewer Plan
Bryan city commissioners approved purchasing a pump for up to 700 to serve the Ursuline sewer area with WPA backing for construction. The plan includes malaria control and sanitation work, with district engineer A J Denman to confer on Wednesday. The board also tied taxicab rules to December and discussed marble machines and cemetery land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
WPA
R. G. Williams
A. J. Denman
Williams
College Avenue
Highway No. 6
E. P. Moseley
Nall
D. Mike
J. L. Fountain
Oak Grove Improvement Company
Stephan Attends Bottlers Convention in Dallas
George Stephan of the Stephan Ice and Bottling company will join Coca Cola bottlers from across the country in Dallas for the National Bottling Association convention next week. About 6000 attendees are expected. From Baltimore he will visit New York in December with his wife and daughter, then return to Bryan to plan a new home on West 26th Street site of a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stephan
Stephan Ice and Bottling Company
Dallas
Baltimore
National Bottling Association
Stephan
New York
Gloria
J. George Howner
Stephans
Bryan
West 26Th Street
Illness Fatal To Young Child Buried Saturday
Frances Ann MecIvor aged 2 years 10 months 11 days died at a local hospital Friday November 7 after a brief illness. Survived by mother Pauline MeIvor of College Station sister Wanda and grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Putz of College community. Funeral services held at McCulloch Dansby chapel Saturday 10 15 am and St Josephs Church 10 20 am with Rt Rev J B Gleissner officiating Interment in Mount Calvary Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ann MecIvor
Pauline MeIvor
College Station
Wanda
Ed Putz
College Community
McCulloch-Dansby
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Bryan
Funeral Service for Mrs G M Melton Mother of Mrs Howell
Funeral services were held at Port Arthur for Mrs G M Melton mother of Mrs E J Howell of College Station with interment in Tyler. Mrs Melton had been ill six weeks and suffered a stroke on Wednesday. Mrs Howell left for Port Arthur that afternoon to be with her mother. Death occurred Friday. Mr Howell went to Port Arthur this morning. Mrs Melton is survived by her husband and two daughters, Mrs Howell and Miss Elizabeth Melton.
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Port Arthur
G. M. Melton
E. J. Howell
College Station
Tyler
Stewards Of 1st Methodist Plan For Church Year
Twelve stewards answered roll call at the regular monthly board meeting held at 7 30 p m at the church. Mrs Lee J Rountree presided in the absence of E J Jenkins and the budget for the new year was discussed with plans to launch the program. Officers named for 1935 1936 include E J Jenkins chairwoman Mrs Lee J Rountree vice chair C E Jenkins secretary Wilson Bradley treasurer. Standing committees were set for Finance Music Building Grounds and Insurance Attendance Social Service Assistant Lay Leader Public Worship with named chairs and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
E. J. Jenkins
C. M. Bethany
T. A. Adams
Vergne Adams
A. M. Waldrop
W. S. Smith
Jno
W. K. Gibbs
Sam Crenshaw
William Allen
S. Caldwell
C. C. Edge
James W. James
E. R. Bryant
W. Black, Jr
Oak McKenzie, Jr
Grover C. White
Grover C. White, Jr
Norris Johnson
W. A. Middleton, Jr
W. L. Porter, Jr
Martel Dansby
J. W. Hall, Jr
Faster Telephone Service For Bryan College Systems
District Manager M. Atkins announced improved telephone service for Bryan and College subscribers starting Friday morning November 15. The inter trunking between Bryan and College requires callers to give the exchange prefix such as College 245 or Bryan 245 before the number to route calls correctly. If the exchange is not specified, the operator cannot connect the call accurately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. €. Atkins
Bryan
College
Cellege
College 245
Mr. Atkins
Telephone service changes at College and Bryan
The article notes a new practice for callers at College to ask operators for prefixes before dialing after midnight on Thursday November 14. It urges patrons to provide the prefix to the operator to speed call processing and improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Bryan
Atkins
Red Cross Drive Opens With Breakfast in Brazos County
Brazos county Red Cross roll call opens Friday morning November 15 at the La Salle hotel with a 9 o'clock breakfast led by E. R. Bryant. About 150 guests from 16 rural districts will attend along with sub chairmen and specials chairmen as plans to reach 900 members are set. The event launches a broader program including First Aid Life Saving Home and Farm Accident Prevention and disaster relief for ex service men and families.
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Red Cross
Brazos County
la Salle Hotel
E. R. ‘Bryant
Roll Call
Bryant
Oey
American Red Cross
WA States
Army
Navy
Brazos
The
War on Malaria to Be Launched Here Next Week
A. J. Denman state district engineer on the malaria team will visit Bryan to confer with city and county about upcoming projects. He will tour Union Hill Midway Dellwood and Bryan Country Club where malarial mosquitoes were found, guiding planned work in these areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Denman
Bryan
Precinct No. 4
Denman
Union Hill
Midway
Dellwood
Bryan Country Club
Desk blotters by Eagle Printing Co. in three colors
A 19 by 24 inch desk blotter offering quality options in red yellow or white from the Eagle Printing Co. Limited details provided on design or pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle Printing Co
Bayer Aspirin: trusted relief from headaches and pains
A health note urges consulting your family doctor about safe regular use of Bayer Aspirin. It cites Bayer as a fast relief method for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia and claims millions of users find it safe for regular use. It advises asking for Genuine Bayer Aspirin at any drug store.
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Bayer
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McCall
A. Me
Cotton Buyers Association
Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Cooperative Associations
Cotton Cooperative
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United Cotton Growers
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America
Brazos Valley
Brazos Valley Cotton Cooperative Association
Federal Farm Loan Association
City, College and County
Federal Farm Loan Associations
New Society of City, Collere and County
Russ
Federation
City
Howell
Bryan- College Systems
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