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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1936

Page

3

Brazos County 4-H Boost Urges Enrollment And Records

Farmers receive unclaimed checks held by the county agent as Brazos County seeks to boost 4-H club enrollment. L. L. Self of Marshall County notes 1400 4-H members in Alabama with 75 percent reporting. Brazos aims to improve participation and leadership, with achievement tours scheduled in Reliance, King’s Highway, Millican, Tabor, Harvey, and Smetana Nov. 18–25.

L. L. Self Marshall County Alabama Houston Brazos County L. L. Johnson Santa Fe Brazos Julian Coronia Steele Albert Schram Tabor Reliance Geo. Jones C. N. Shealy Essie Shealy King’s Highway Chas. Novosad G. A. Nash C. A. Holden Millican Robi. Dunlap J. W. Burrows L. M. Jackson Will Presnal Harvey Co. L. Andrews E. A. Hensarling N. C. Cole W. J. Mills Smetana John Habarta Joe Holik Joe Bonjo Lucey Cahill

P T A Meeting Reports Fair Proceeds And Plays

Kings Highway P T A met Wednesday night November 11 and reviewed fair booth takings. A one act play The Tale of a Mules Tail was performed. Local families and 4 H club members shared visits and trips to the Centennial from the club.

G. A. Nash L. V. Skubal Ed Curik Ruby Taylor John Rychlik Edge Willie Novosad Normangee A. C. Novosad Rudolph Kindt Fritz Kindt Ruby Drew Marie Lewis Fay Drew Pearl Bush Bettie Mae Tillie Marie Nash L. Novosad John Ruehick Lottie Burger Bryan Frank Zikes J. F. B. Manning Jack Manning Bettie Mae Nash Elsie Novosad Freddie Kindt

Local church services draw large crowd in Waco

Harvey Rev J L Bounds held services at Bright Light church with a large audience. Numerous local families from Bryan, Encinal, Iola and Beaumont visited relatives, attended Armistice Day gatherings, and a Bryan band performed for the community.

J. L. Bounds Waco Bright Light R. E. Blanton, Sr Encinal Webb County D. L. Peters Iola FE. A. Peters R. M. Payne Bryan Post Office Gordon Weaver Winifred Carroll Luther Holligan Ernest Sample James Lynch Bill Cox Bryan Charles Dishman Bry K. Kelley Mrs. Cullen Frazier B. Pate N. C. Jones W. D. Mills Clyde Goen I Oliver Marta Ruth Glita Louise Alton Tensarling Juanita Jones

King's Highway Sets Record At 1936 Legion Fair

King's Highway residents set a record at the 1936 Legion Free County Fair winning cash prizes and a Dodge sedan worth 75. The community booth placed third with 10 dollars and the school booth earned 7.50. Individuals including C A Holden, Mrs Holden, Mrs Fritz Kindt, Bettie Mae Nash, Elsie Novosad, Freddie Kindt, Albert Novosad, and Victor Robinson won multiple awards totaling 1225.68 in prizes.

King’s Highway C. A. Holden The Legion

Sunday School Study Leads Community to Dallas Centennial

The Fairfield group attends a Sunday School course led by Bro Miller and joins others in Dallas for the Centennial. Locals donate to the Dallas orphan home and extend well wishes to Mr and Mrs Clifton Mathis on their marriage.

Bro. Miller Fairfield Dallas Lewis Shirley Alta Taylor Charlie Ball Homer Mathis Clifton Mathis Buster Mathis Grace Shealy College Station J. C. Merka D. C. Wiley

Reliance Community Club Meeting Nov 21 1936

Reliance announces a community club meeting rescheduled to Saturday night November 21 1936 after Thanksgiving. The event emphasizes support for local work and includes music from Bryan. Everyone is urged to attend.

Reliance Bryan

Marriage Licenses Granted in Mayo Mayo Redman Zenobia A Johnson

The county issued licenses for Mayo Redman and Zenobia A Johnson. Frank Weido and Mary Mancuso. Duff Marlitto and Josephine Scambri in a routine public records notice.

Mayo Redman Zenobia A. Johnson Frank Weido Mary Mancuso Duff Marlitto Josephine Scambri

Aggie Trio Among Texan Rhodes Scholarship Candidates

Three Texas A M students Richard N. Conolly Jesse C. Howard and J O Silvey join 15 others from Texas applicants for Rhodes scholarships under Prof H Trantham Baylor University as committee selects two Texas candidates for nomination on December 17. The Gulf district panel will meet December 21 to pick four scholars from twelve Texas six state nominees.

Texas A. & M. College Prof H. Trantham Baylor University Committee On Selection Texas Richard N. Conolly Corpus Christi Jesse C. Howard Center J. O. Silvey College Station University of Texas Richard H. Ballinger Hearne William Russell Brown Thomas W. Currie, Jr Joe R. Greenhill Austin Charles E. Rothe Sherman Jackson H. Stuckey Devers Baylor William L. Strauss Oscar Weatherby Jr Waco Southern Methodist A. D. Jett Jr Dallas Morris T. Keeton Overton Rice Frank Smith Jr Houston Southwestern T. Newton Starnes Winona Abilene Christian Lempine G. Lewis Midlothian Princeton Cresson H. Kearney San Antonio North Texas Agricultural Kenneth O. Emery Fort Worth Trantham Edgar O. Lovett Thomas F. Mayo Robert L. Guthrie Charles C. Bowie Brownsville Gulf District Committee Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma

Natural History Society Discusses Trans Pecos

The Nene History Society meets at 7:30 PM Thursday in the Animal Industries Building lecture room. Prof Charles Baker of the Department of Geology will lecture on Mountain Scenery and Ventsion of Trans Pecos Texas with his own photographic slides illustrating local natural features. The public is cordially invited.

Nene History Society Animal Industries A. Andon College Charles ~Rence Baker Trans- Pecos Texas

FHA Representative in Bryan To Discuss Housing Plan

Walter L. Sayers of the Federal Housing Administration based in Houston is in Bryan for a few days staying at the La Salle Hotel. He invites interested residents to discuss FHA remodeling or new home construction options during his visit.

Walter L. Sayers Federal Housing Administration Houston Bryan la Salle Hotel Sayers FHA

Mass slayer George Patton goes to trial in Waxahachie

In Waxahachie on November 17 defense lawyers failed to move the trial for George Patton back to Henderson County. The Athens farmer is charged in the September 1982 J. W. McGehee family massacre. Patton attended jury selection with his 17 year old wife beside him.

Waxahachie Henderson County George Patton Athens J. W. McGehee

For Sale Light Plant and Deep Well Pump

800 watt Koehler light plant 110 volt, priced at 350 orig in ad, now 200 cash or terms. Myers deep well pump orig 135, now 100 cash only unless sold with light plant. For more info write P. O. Box 556 Bryan.

Koehler Myers Deep Bryan

St Josephs hospital admissions and local visits update

Weekly St Josephs Bryan admissions include De Devota Donohoe and H R Griffin with medical stays and Nora Lee Barcelona for surgery. Birth announced for John Per rona and Mrs. John Per rona in Bryan. Local residents visit Dallas Houston Austin and New York as well as trips for deer hunting and Centennial events.

St. Joseph’s Hospital Bryan de Devota Donohoe Franklin Robertson County Lila Mae Clary Noralee Barcelona Griffin Byazos Bottom John Perrona Steele’s Store Sam Fisher Mary Jennie Navasota Fisher Frances Green W. S. Howell, Jr New York W. S. Howell Howell Apartments R. Henry Harrison, Jr San Francisco Utah Harrison Aggies Chas. E. Finley Ames Iowa J. Webb Howell Houston Land Grant Colleges Association Virginia Evans M. I. Evans W. M. Crenshaw T. Crenshaw Algie Jordan Millican W. H. Andrew First Baptist Church Dallas William Carmichael Sid Perry Jin George White W. D. Bunting James W. James Frances James Jim James Jr Tom Lawrence Curt Oliver Frank Clarke Blanco County Johnson City John Heard Astin R. Q. Astin Nina Bess Astin John Astin Perkins Mr. Perkins Mr. Astin New York City Paul R. Coffey Louis’ Quality Market A. C. Williams J. E. Blaylock J. M. Bullock Waco H. L. Whitley Edgar Ewing Irene Thompson Sam P. Kennedy Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Kennedy Eagle Printing Company Mildred Hagemeier

Winant to Resume Social Security Board Chairmanship

The White House announced John G. Winant will temporarily return as chairman of the Social Security Board. He had left the post over a month ago to answer critics of the security law during the presidential campaign after discussing the matter with the president.

Washington White House John G. Winant Social Security Board Winant New Hampshire

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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department Kings Highway Oxford Aggie Natural History Society Trans-Pecos Uts Goodyear Kaydette Oxfords
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