School Boys Held In Jail For Burglary
Woodrow Johnson a Bowie school pupil and Woodrow Burt of Travis school were held to the grand jury by Justice J. T. McGee on burglary charges. Bond set at 200 each, youths jailed until boond. They allegedly burglarized EK& Yeager Hardware store Friday night and took a rifle and flashlights. Burt’s father delivered the stolen items to Yeager who notified Police Chief Martin. arrests were made by Chief Martin and Constable Horace Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Johnson
Bowie
Woodrow Burt
Travis
J. T. McGee
Boond
EK. &. Yeager Hardware Company
Burt
Martin
Horace Reed
Bride-to-be honored at linen shower Friday evening
Miss Inez Etheridge, bride-to-be of Prof. Dan Mall of A. and M. College, was feted at a linen shower by the YW A of First Baptist Church. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, and a grand prize gift, amid autumn decor and refreshments at the Parks home on South College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gins Inca Etheridge
Dan Mall
A. & M. College
First Baptist Church
FE. F. Parks
South College Avenue
Migs
Merrie Lillian Parks
Bunco
Heber Stuart
Inez Etheridge
Miss Etheridge
Sadie Hamilton
Glayds Shaw
Lida Dell Withers
Stella Mace Waite
Elizabeth Hunnicutt
Lalla Dean Randolph
Hattie Bess Griffin
Jane Reynolds
Messrs
Dan Hall
Hebert Stuart
Ed. Reynolds
Bob Humphries
Wade Timmons
Harry Wingren
Perry Twitty
Eugene Lewis
Bishop
B. Showman
Pickup of Trash Now Systemized in City
City Manager R. G. Williams says trash collection is being systematized with weekly rounds. Residents must place bags in the alley or street the crews can reach. Cooperation is urged as crews cannot waste time locating missed pickups. Collections will follow set routes on Mondays to Thursdays across city sections near H. and T. C. and 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
R. G. Williams
Tridge
Williams
T. C
Southth Street
Avon
26Th Street
Barron Speaks at Hearne Rotary Club on Lawmaking
Hon. Stuart Barron of Bryan former speaker of the House addressed the Hearne Rotary Club Thursday November 13. He discussed state lawmaking committees lobbying the value and danger of improper lobbying and urged citizen interest in the legislature ahead of the January session. A rising vote of thanks was extended to Barron. Visitors included Rev. Howard Williams Rev. Frank Fincher Wm Cobb and Albert W Wilkerson, noted local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne Rotary Club
Stuart Barron
Bryan
House of Representatives
H. W. Cummings
Barron
Howard Williams
Cameron
Wm. Cobb
Cameron Chamber of Commerce
Frank Fincher
Famous Irishman To Speak Dec 5 At A M College
College Station November 26. George Russell famed Irish poet and journalist will lecture December 5 at 8 pm in the Assembly Hall College Station on an agricultural topic. Russell, known for leadership of the Irish Agricultural Organization Society, will discuss cooperation as a remedy for farmer economic ills. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Edwin C. Hill
New York Sun
George Russell
A. F E
Ireland
College Station-Bryan
America
Social Science Seminary
Assembly
College Sta ,Ation
Pes. E
A. E
Irish Agricultural Organization Society
The
Irish Statesman
Ex Bryan Woman Die s in Houston Funeral Monday
Mrs Irene Gay Gartner Wilson widow of W W Wilson of Bryan died in her Houston home at 2 am after several months illness. Her body will be brought to Bryan for interment arriving Monday noon. Funeral at St Andrew s Church Monday at 1 pm with Rev W W Daup. burial in Bryan City Cemetery. Survived by sisters Miss Margie Gay of Houston and Mrs. Frank Gartner of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maoy Dansby
Miss Margrey
Houston
Miss Gay
Irene Gay Gartner Wilson
Ww. &. Wilson
Bryan
Southern Pacific
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
W. W. Daup
the Ave
Bryan City Cemetery
Tyler Haswell
W. H. Oliver
T. K. Lawrence
F. L. Cavitt
Jas
W. James
M. L. Parker
W. S. Wilson
Episcopal Church
Be Yan
Frank Gartner
Ohio, Ill
Margie Gay
Milby Broncos Routed By Stephen F. Austin High Broncos
Milby high school was outplayed in four quarters by Stephen F. Austin High Bronchos Friday afternoon winning 32 to 0. Benny Griffin cap tain and Buchanan scored in the first period while McNeeley kicked extra points. Griffin added a second score in the second quarter and a third in the third, with McNeeley finishing the scoring in the final period on a Griffin to McNeeley play. Griffin Gregg Buchanan and McNeeley starred in the backfield as Bryan’s line held firm at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milby High
Stephen F. Austin
Jack McGufft
Bo Dea
Bryan
Benny Griffin
Buchanan
McNeeley
Griffin
Heover
Fin
Neely
Milby
Gregg
Fox
Liberty’s Treacherous Phantom, A Rivkin Quotation
A compact quotation attributed to Rivkin warns of liberty as a dangerous illusion. The line frames liberty as a deceptive force pursued by men, hinting at philosophical critique rather than current events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivkin
Wheelock Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolf longtime Brazos county residents observed their silver wedding anniversary with high mass at St Josephs Catholic Bryan. Their daughters Lottie and Bessie Wolf attended along with relatives and friends. Father Gliessner blessed the couple forty years ago and again today. A sumptuous dinner followed at the Wolf farm home with an afternoon of happy association and a 6 o'clock supper for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wolf
San Antonio Road
Wheelock
Brazos County
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bryan
Lottie
Bessie Wolf
Bryan Hospital
Father Gliessner
Wolf Farm
Happy Association
Habarta Couple Celebrates Silver Wedding Mass
Mr and Mrs John Habarta of the Smetana community marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Saturday morning Mass at St Josephs Catholic Church. Rev J B Gleissner officiated. The couple, with children and relatives, received many congratulations and best wishes for a long and useful married life. Mrs Habarta leads the K J Z T Union Catholic Ladies Society of Texas, while Mr Habarta is a successful Brazos County farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Habarta
Smetana
J. B. Gleissner
Habarta
K. J. Z. T. Union Catholic Ladies’ Society of Texas
Brazos County
Low Temperature For This Season Noted Last Week
The weekly Bryan temperatures show a low of 45 degrees on Saturday and Sunday, with a high of 83 degrees earlier in the week. Rainfall totaled .55 inches across Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mercury
Allen Eleven Impressive Record Sets Up Texas Fish Match
The Allen Cadets remain undefeated in nine games after a 31 to 0 victory over Hillsboro Junior College. They have allowed only two opponents to cross their goal line all year, and have piled up 320 points to 15 for rivals. Their final game is versus the Texas Freshmen in Austin the day before Thanksgiving, a showdown that could seal a strong season. Hillsboro lost to the Texas Fish 19 to 0 in their prior meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Cadets
Ath
Hillsboro Junior College
Aggie Fish
Blinn
Texas
Austin
Wilson Crew
Hillsboro
Texas “Fish
Longhorn Yongsters
Theater Man Arrested At Sunday Show
Morris Schulman, manager of the Texas Amusement Company, was arrested Sunday afternoon by Sheriff J. H. Reed on a charge of operating a place of amusement on Sunday. Bond set at $300. trial scheduled Friday at 9 o'clock in Justice J. T. McGee's court. Schulman to be represented by Col. C. C. Todd and Lamar Bethea. Sheriff present with County Attorney A. S. Ware. Palace theatre attendance was high for the first show and about half full for the second, with roughly half students and half local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Schulman
Texas Amusement Company
J. H. Reed
J. T. McGee
Schulman
Milton Fountain
W. L. Powers
lCol. C
lCol. C. C. Todd
Lamar Bethea
Reed
A. S. Ware
Palace Theatre
Bryan
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Brazos Couple
The 50 year married Frank Fickey Sr. and his wife renewed their vows at Saint Joseph's church in Bryan. A day of family group photos, gold gifts, and a large dinner followed, with many relatives from Brazos county and nearby towns in attendance. A memorial gift plan for Saint Joseph's church was proposed by the Fickey family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fickey
Fickey
Bryan
Brazos County
Marlin
Hearne
Kansas
Saint Joseph's Church
A Be Gleissner
J. B. Gleissner
Mrs. Fickey Sr
Fickey Sr
John Fickey
Joe Fickey
Annie Fickey
Gus Schultz
Pete Johan
Yates Center
Ed Fickey
John Wittman
Firefighters Short Course to be Held at A and M College
Special to The Eagle reports plans for a second Texas firefighters short course at A and M College in April. Prof H R Brayton, director of the Texas Firemen's Training School, announced after the East Texas Firemen's Association meeting in Orange. The first school drew 225 registrants from 79 Texas cities. attendance for 1931 is expected higher. The program covers practical and technical fire fighting, salvage, fire prevention, and vocational training. Center was named the next East Texas meeting place for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
A. and M. College of Texas
East Texas Firemen’s Association
Orange
H. R. Brayton
Texas Firemen’s Training School
Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Texas
State Firemen’s Association
Bryan
East Texas
Brayton
C. C. Hedges
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
Center
East Texas Organization
A. and M. Graduation totals mark 4272 in 55 years
Since 1876 the A and M College of Texas has issued 4272 graduates over 55 years, averaging 81 per year. Engineering leads with 2323 graduates, agriculture 1527, with recent classes surpassing 300 and the 1930 class of 367 the largest on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
A. & M. College of Texas
Schools of Agriculture and Engineering
School of Engineering
School of Agriculture
College BYPU Plans to Attend Temple Meet
More than a score of the B. Y. P. U. group from Texas A and M College plan to attend the state convention next week in Temple. They will be accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Brown. Attending names include H. M. Wingreen J. D. Sellers D. W Sherrill J. H. Quisenberry W. R. Bodsey Lee Godsey W. C. Vertress A. B. Lewis J. H. Rollins H. E. Scruggs L. H. Lawhorn J. H. Caddess H. D. Peel John Morehead R. L. Burley W. D. Burley Tess Warren A. O. Morehead N. O. Hull J. T. Vantine J. W. Gibbs Ben Adkinson and Misses Laverne Jones Myrtle Lloyd Medra Martin Donald Hoosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A. and
M. College
Temple
R. L. Brown
H. M. Wingreen
J. D. Sellers
D. W Sherrill
J. H. Quisenberry
W. R. Bodsey
Lee Godsey
W. C. Ve
Myrtle Lloyd
Medra Martin
Donald Hoosen
Farmers of Edge To Hold Meeting On Thanksgiving
Edge farmers plan an all day session on terrace surveying with County Agent C. L. Benson in charge. A noon basket dinner at the school house accompanies a Thanksgiving sermon by Rev. J. J. Pipkin at 11 a.m. Standard farm levels and terracing machinery will be demonstrated in the forenoon. After lunch, terracing work resumes under expert direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
C. L. Benson
J. J. Pipkin
Local residents visit Bryan for family events and illnesses
Personal mentions from Monday’s Daily note Pete Johan and family of Yates Center Kansas visiting Bryan and Brazos County for the golden wedding anniversary of Frank Fickey Sr. Others include Mrs. R L Buchanan and daughters from Silverton visiting Mrs. P H Hensarling. Fickey relatives return from Marion. Ann Bentley returns from Austin. Richard Hefley of Cameron visits on business. Mrs. Sidney H Burrows of Waco spends weekend with J Webb Howell Jr.. Dr G E Cameron of Ft Worth Theological Seminary guests of H O Boatwright. Russell Turner family back in Marlin after Bryan visits. Mrs M Orrison and children visit from Houston. Martha D Willis of Houston recovering at home in Waco. J A Hensarling ill, to have operation. Mrs Lee J Rountree in Lubbock for Texas Managing Editors meeting. Mrs S A Long, mother of the late Mrs W R Fairman, gravely ill in Waco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Johan
Yates Center
Kansas
Bryan
Brazos County
Johan
Frank Fickey Sr
Fickey
R. L. Buchanan
George
Frances
Louise
Pauline
Jessie
Silverton
P. H. Hensarling
Wace
Buchanan
John
Jack
F.l Fickey
Marlin
Frank Fickey
Ann Bentley
Austin
Mary Jane Nall
Hazel Adams
Texas University
Richard , Hefley
Cameron
Jeff D. Hefley
Sidney H. Burrows
Waco
J. Webb Howell, Jr
Howell
G. E. Cameron
Ft. Worth
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan Daily Eagle
Lubbock
Texas Managing Editors’ Association
S. A. Long
W. R. Fairman
Banner calf distribution boosts county dairy plan says Beason
County Agent C L Beason says last week marked a banner period for distributing bull calves to bull circles or individual owners. Calves hailed from Morris Williamson Carl Wipprecht and Feeding and Breeding station with several farmers receiving calves now ready for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beason
Morris Williamson
Carl Wipprecht
Frank Dobrovolny
Lynn Sample
Jim Francis
Z. L. Jones
J. M. Atkins
Chas. Merka
John W. Hicks
Ed Chytil
H. Klintworth
Joe Locke Jr
Benson
Brazos County
Priest of Bryan Sent to Hospital By Infected Arm
Rev. J B Gleissner, long serving priest, diagnosed with an infected bone in his arm after weeks of supposed rheumatism. He travels to Cameron for hospital care with Dr Richar and other physicians. He hopes to return briefly before Christmas but cannot resume church duties until cured. Community praises his decades of service across Bryan and Brazos county and wishes him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gleissner
Rev. Gleissner
Cameron
Bryan
Father Gleissner
Brazos County
P T A Delegates Must Be Members With Dues Paid
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers fixes precedent that accredited delegates must be paid up members of local units. Ninth District (Brazos County) sent 27 delegates. state totals show 10,189 membership gain last year with 75 county councils and about 300 precinct chairmen active as local directors of extension. The aim remains to organize a PTA in every Texas school under the slogan An educated parenthood that will bring about a better generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teachers
San Angelo
E. O. Siecke
C. A. Searcy
Brazos County
Searcy
John Maxwell
Waco
Maxwell
Siecke
Icas
D A R Meets Saturday At Mrs Fraps Home
Members of William Scott chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday November 29 at the home of Mrs G S Fraps in College with Mesdames F L Thomas and John D Puller assisting hosting 45 hostesses for the afternoon. The meeting opens at 3 o clock with full attendance and a cordial invitation to all DAR members. Bryan Eagle want ads will sell 1%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott Chapter
Daughters of the American Revelation
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Rotary Club
A-M College
Milba
Eagle
Allen
Texas Fish
Bryant Daily Eagle
Firefighters
Bypu
Associated Press
I’hoto
Charles A. Levine
Vienna
Farmers of Edge
Dr. A. R
Fraps
Bryan Eagle
Houston Chronicle
Ark
Daily Chronicle
Sunday Chronicle
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