Hearne trip keys opening with new JV Bronco squad
Stephen F. Austin travels to Hearne for a Thursday night opener of a new junior varsity team. Coach Pete Jones guides a largely inexperienced group sharing a schedule with smaller schools. The squad features players such as Ernest Eudaley, Edward Bush, and Odus Lang as potential starters with 26 linemen and backs listed for opening game duties.
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Stephen F. Austin
Hearne
Bryan
Broncoers
Forrest Field
Uad
Ool
Maller
Bron
Bree
Ralph
Alvin Suptakid Grege
Sammie Rawls
Earl McWilliams
Ernest Eudaley
Lik
David Tackle
Edward Kubi
L. O. Manning
Merka
F. J. Vitopil
Ding
Odus Lang
Oren James Mendl
Jack Lindsey
Wal
Fred Eichholtz
Ivin Syptak
Sanford David Benson
Guards Rawls
Edward Bush
Alermo
Edward Iters
Earl Mec Williams Manning
Ann
al Locke
William 1
John Machos
F. J.obert Batten
Martell Robert Harding
James En Beal
Y Berry
Temple University football game to be televised on board
Broadcast plans indicate a by play report of the Temple University game will be shown on the scoreboard in the Hall at Texas A and Friday night. The Philadelphia setup will begin operation and depict the game in detail as arrangements are made to bring play by play to the board.
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E Station
Rie- Temple University
Dre
Texas A
Philadelphia
Y Play
Jelphia
Mooty
Season Waterfowl Rules Set for Oct. 26 Start
The fish and oyster commission fixed a shooting season of three days a week for ducks and other waterfowl from Dec 30. The days are Fridays Saturdays and Sundays. The act grants authority to prescribe limits and varieties including ducks such as redhead, scaup, ringneck, teal, shoveler, gadwall and others. limits vary by species and total bag allowances.
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Sion
Future Farmers Take In Members Plan Year's Work
Bryan Future Farmer chapter reorganized for the year and initiated new Green Hand members. Officers named include Al Locke president, Jack Gregg vice president, and Waldie Sosolik secretary. A district association meeting at Stephen F. Austin High School will include Hearne and Caldwell chapters with R J Redford as guest.
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Bryan Future Farmer
J. C. Watson
Oren Beal
Frank Regmund
J. B. Dunn
Ralph Cobb
Albert Barnes
Leonard Sabo
Odus Lang
Joe Martin Henderson
John Douglas Jones
J. C. Levo
Herbert Jones
John Berry
J. W. Barron
L. ©. Manning
Henry Visoski
Robert Trant
Waldie Sosolik
Melvin Dansby
Edward Rubin
Frank Rubin
Jack Gregg
John Fleckenstein
al Locke
Lee Rosprim
Miles Autrey
David Wilson
Earnest Bond
Green Hands
Future Farmer
Future Farmer Association
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
Hearne
Caldwell
Cooks Point
Normangee
Franklin
R. J. Redford
Texas Association of Future Farmers of America
James Lang
Kurten
First Baptist Pastor Honored With Texas Convention Post
Dr. W. H. Andrew pastor of the First Baptist Church of Bryan has been named chairman of the committee on committees for the Baptist General Convention of Texas. The convention meets in San Antonio in November and Dr. Andrew has accepted and begun the work.
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W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
J. C. Hardy
Baptist General Convention of Texas
San Antonio
Andrew
Ice Cream Supper at Edge School Friday Night
An ice cream supper is planned at Edge School Friday night to benefit the school. Everyone is invited to attend for entertainment and refreshments.
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Edge School
The
Edge
Wiring System Of Legion Home Is Pulled Down
Discovery of the wrecking at Earl Graham Post 159 American Legion building shows about $200 loss. Entry by breaking the front door lock. Wiring pulled down fixtures broken a city meter stolen and the switchboard wrecked with a hammer. Vandalism suspected with needless destruction. No crew was available to clear the site.
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Earl Graham Post
American Legion
Ed 8
Martin
Cars Bought in Brazos County Through September
A total of 85 vehicles were registered in Brazos County in September, averaging nearly three per day. Ford led with 45 sales, Chevrolet second with 20, Plymouth 11, followed by Dodge Studebaker Chrysler Pontiac Oldsmobile and others.
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Brazos County
Bryan
Walter Schoeneman
R. F. Balthis
Jno. Nigliazzo
H. O
C. F. Goen
J. L. Burt
J. M. Bullock
C. A. Edge
J. J. DePuma
F. M. Kirk
M. V. Estill
H. L. Morrison
Jas. B. Hall
W. A. Little
Sam Kaplan
Bryan College Traction Company
J. G .Lightsey
E. E. Yeager
Hall Lumber Company
Kurten
Edge
Lions at Bryan Plan To Install Courts In Park
The Bryan park board discussed adding a tennis court as a recreation feature with the Bryan Lions Club. Dr W H Andrew and L L Pistole met with the board to discuss the plan and hoped for completion soon. The Boy Scout building's nearby progress and a fall planting drive were noted as park improvements.
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Lions At
Bryan
W. S. Howell
Bryan Lions Club
W. H. Andrew
Lions Club
L. L. Pistole
Park Board
Boy Scout
College Avenue Baptist YW A Honors Leader
Members of the College Avenue Baptist Church Young Wom en's Auxiliary met at Mrs. Manson T. Reese's home and honored her for past counsello rship as she resigns to become president of the Woman's Missionary Union. The program on European Baptist Pioneers featured a humorous reading by Mr. Reese, followed by refreshments and social time.
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College Avenue Baptist Church
Manson T. Reese
Woman's Missionary Union
Reese
Ada Cheatham
Nellie Mae Griffin
Edith Jones
Ida Wehmeyer
Ollie Ruth Shaw
Georgia Bell Shaw
Hattie Russell
Audrey Cawley
Ronnie Walker
Brazos County Club Seeks Terracing Help
Visitors at the county agent's office last week requested terracing assistance. John Nemec of Smetana and Frank Rosier of Edge were named as movers in the appeal. If there are others, organizers urge making requests now.
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John Nemec
Smetana
Frank Rosier
Edge
Cotton Acreage Dilemmas for Farmers and Nation
The passage poses four questions on how to set cotton acreage for individuals and the group, including national targets for 1935 and future 1955 levels. It urges community discussion and notes Alabama findings that truck crop failures in new ground stem from phosphorus and nitrogen deficiencies, with new ground soil potentially productive.
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United States
Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station
du Pont Company
Soy Beans Prosper for Local Farmer M W Sims
M W Sims, a leading farmer in the Brazos Valley, reports a strong soy bean crop this year on his farm. The statement highlights successful yields among regional growers and hints at curiosity about who will share similar results next.
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M. W. Sims
Brazos Valley
Farmers urged to enter Lions club best farm record contest
Farmers and farm women are urged to prepare their record books for the Lions club cash prize contest. A special prize of 10 dollars is offered for the best record on rented land, with contestants expected to maintain the records regardless.
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Lions Club
Government to issue 20 page farm record book in 1935
The government will distribute a new 20 page farm record book soon to aid record keeping in 1935. Farmers who submit records this year gain an advantage for next year and may contact their county agent for help.
4 H Club Seeks Members Records for Dallas Fair Trips
All 4 H club members should begin now to submit their annual records. Send in your record regardless of its content as more submissions unlock more trips to the Dallas Fair next year.
Brazos County Jury Service Notices For District Court Weeks
Brazos county residents receive summons for petit jury service across the fifth and final weeks of district court. Names listed include J. J. Holik and I. B. Sawyer among dozens of others, with multiple recipients tied to the fifth week and a separate list for the final week.
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Brazos County
Transfer Certificates Depleted in County Cotton Pool
Up to date $9732.80 worth of transfer certificates have been moved, comprising two thirds of the county total. Once exhausted, remaining certificates must be drawn from the national pool.
Pantry Plans Canning All Winter Veggies
Mrs Geo Jones of Reliance says she has more fruit than vegetables and will can produce from her fall garden to fill her budget. Each year she preserves smoked sugar cured hams bacon and plans to can a beef this year to complete her budget.
Dowling Implements 4-H Pantry Method in Canning Drive
Mrs. 8 L Dowling of the Dowling community rearranges her canned foods following the 4-H pantry method. She has canned over 1000 cans and given many away, praising the attractive organization.
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L Dowling
Dowling Community
Mrs J C Merka Levels Yard With 120 Truckloads Of Soil
Mrs J C Merka of Reliance reports success in leveling and sodding her yard. She hauled 120 truckloads of crop soil to fill the bare rocky ground, rebuilt shrub beds, and now has several shrubs and a pretty grassy lawn.
Local Social Roundup from Kings Highway Community
On Kings Highway October 3 residents report visits and gatherings. Families including Frank Wentreek Jancek Milberger Scasta and Churik clan share weekends and Sundays with relatives in Wheelock Edge Marlin Plainview and Houston. The note also mentions Mrs Ed Churik seeks eye treatment and the death of Joe Lys Sr with funeral at Wheelock Cemetery.
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Kings Highway
Frank Wentreek
Frank Jancek
Frank Milberger
Wheelock
Albert Scasta
Fritz Kindt
C. L. Novosad
Carlie Kintz
Lawrence Scasta
Lilie Mae Skubal
Millie Churik
L. V. Skubal
Ed Churik
John Rychlik
A. C. Dowell
Edge
G. A. Nash
Johnnie Nash
George Nash
George McDonald
Ellen MacDonald
Jimmie Smith
Houston
Elsie Hauptfleish
Eddie McWhorter
Normangee
A. C. Novasad
W. C. Novasad
Locksted
Emma Kindt
Marlin
Roy Lewis
Plainview Community
Joe Lys Sr
Wheelock Cemetery
Moore and neighbors gather for rain and visits in Edge
A good rain fell Saturday night in Edge. Local residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Moore and daughter at the Free Baptist Association of Willow Hole. Helen Moore and Ira Rumfield wed near Madisonville on Sunday night September 28.
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Normangee
Edith
Inez Payne
Nina Mae Moore
Bernice Rosier
Joe Wymola
Helen Moore
Ira Rumfield
Madisonville
Clara Jane
Chytil
Ellen Rhodes
J. O. Orlandsen
James Donald
Local merchants form partnership in former Cross store
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Novasad move in with his mother on Monday to be near the new mercantile venture. He and Floyd Moore are partners in the store formerly owned by J. T. Cross, signaling a fresh chapter in the local business scene.
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Floyd Moore
J. T. Cross
Jerry Novasad
Paul Mickulec
Achievement Day Activities For County Finished
Brazos county home demonstration club women completed their achievement days with a county event at Mrs. S. I. Dowling's Dowling area and an achievement tour the following day. Activities included club progress reports and pantry demonstrations, with visits to yards and pantries in Reliance Harvey Tabor Steep Hollow and Dowling community.
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Brazos County
S. I. Dowling
Dowling
Tabor
George Jones
J. C. Merka
Reliance
Noah Cole
Harvey
Mesdames W. H. Darrow
J. H. Jones
W. H. Andrew
Wm. B. Cline
H. C. Fricke
J. A. Henry
Alice Cole
Weldon Jones
F. T. Cole
Alma Metcalfe
Aggie Dairy Team Places Fourth at Waterloo Show
Texas A and M College dairy cattle judging team finished fourth in the National Intercollegiate Dairy Cattle Judging contest at Waterloo Iowa. The Aggies won first in Ayrshire and Brown Swiss judging but were fifth in Holsteins and seventh in Jerseys. Team coach is Prof A L Cornell.
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College Station
Texas A
M. College
Waterloo
Iowa
A. L. Cornell
Dairy Cattle Congress
Aggie
Cornell University
Officers Named By Ross Chapter UDC Thursday
The L. 5. Ross Chapter No. 100 United Daughters of the Confederacy held its first fall meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. D. Paul Dansby’s apartment with Mrs. George Foster assisting. Hosts greeted members with Old South hospitality and the president Mrs. Albert Buchanan led the session after a Lord’s Prayer.
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L. 5
Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
D. Paul Dansby
George Foster
Old South
Albert Buchanan
W. ©. Hearne
Local United Daughters of the Confederacy Elect Officers
Mrs. M. E. Wallace serves as treasurer as the chapter opens a new year. Members hear state president Mrs. Turner urge loyal Confederate work. memorial names to be submitted for the Mineral Wells convention. Officers elected include Albert Buchanan president and Wallace treasurer. Delegates chosen for state and national conventions. An ice course with angel food cake closes the meeting.
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M. E. Wallace
W. W. Turner
Webster
Bryan U. D. Co
W. W. Harris
J. W. Cavitt
Mineral Wells
Whit Boyd
Houston
Albert Buchanan
J. W. Dyer
Robert Armstrong
G. 8. Fraps
H. B. McDowell
W. O. Hearne
H. L. Durham
P. S. Park
Ben Marwill
E. F. Parks
Forrest Jones
George Foster
James Rainey
D. Paul Dansby
L. S. Ross
H. O. Ferguson
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
New York City
G. S. Fraps
James Rainer
Airport project revival not dead say Bryan officials
Williams reports Bryan airport plans abandoned and fields to be built at Calvert and Navasota. officials discount the claim. R. G. Williams says he was invited to revise plans with fencing and boundary markers. The project, cost estimated at 51749 10, hinged on federal work program funding to employ during winter, possibly reviving the project with other lapsed CWA plans.
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Bryan
CWA
Calvert
Navasota
R. G. Williams
Bates
Texas Relief Headquarters
Bryan Airport
Williams
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Fines Levied in Slot Machine Seizures
Judge W C Davis assessed fines of 30 dollars each for slot machines seized at Fatty Bolton and Alec Black south of Bryan. Black paid for three machines and Bolton six. The cases were filed in district court and the machines will be destroyed after seizure by Sheriff J H Reed.
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Fatty” Bolton
Alec Black
Bryan
W. C. Davis
Black
Bolton
Oak McKenzie
J. H. Reed
Business Women Plan Sixth District Conference in Bryan
The Bryan College Business and Professional Women’s Club invites members to the Sixth Annual Third District Conference to be held October 27 and 28 in Bryan, with Roosevelt Hotel as headquarters. District clubs include Belton, Cameron, Marlin, Temple, Waco, and Bryan College.
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Bryan College Business and Professional Women's Club
Third District of
Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Waco
Bryan
Lee J. Rountree
Belton
Bryan College
Cameron
Marlin
Temple
Brazos County
Wm. L. Powers
Ruth Rucker
F. L. Thomas
Fay Bond Scott
Raymond Rogers
Rucker
Rogers
Jennie Camp
Kate Adele Hill
Roosevelt Hotel
Myrna Myers
Waco Club
Onah Jacks
Minnie May Grubbs
Ruby Mashburn
Miss Grubbs
New England
Old Town
Maine
Texas
Canada
California
Mashburn
Utah
Venus
Bank
Capitol
Salt Lake City
Indictments Set for Trial on Gambling Burglary and Deserts
Grand jury returns new indictments including wife and child desertion, operating a gambling house, burglary and other felonies. Names listed: Gus Hunter, W. C. Arnold, Woodrow Drachner, Bob Martin, Jack Williams, Ed Hrdlicka, R. E. Jones, Joe Shepard, Manville Withers, Sam Gainer, Henry Dupree.
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Gus Hunter
W. C. Arnnold
Woodrow Drachner
Bob Martin
Jack Williams
Ed Hrdlicka
R. E. Jones
Joe Shepard
Manville Withers
Sam Gainer
Henry Dupree
Operation successful on Marquez Ehlinger
Marquez Ehlinger, operated on in New Orleans Saturday, is recovering rapidly per a telephone report to Dr. R. B. Grant from Dr. R. B. Ehlinger. Dr Ehlinger said the operation was a complete success and Marquez is doing splendidly and that he would be at his office Saturday morning. Clean cotton rags wanted at the Eagle Printing Company.
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Marquez Ehlinger
New Orleans
R. B. Grant
R. B. Ehlinger
Ehlinger
Marquez
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Robert Nelson
Sctrie
Tony Venneri
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Venneri
Minneapolis
Chicago
First Baptist
Legion Home
College Avenue Baptist Y.W. A
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
New Record Book
Brazos Court
J. J. Holik
D. Mike
Ivan Langford
M. L. Parker
R. L. Hearn
Victor Harris
Hendrix Conway
W. H. Buchanan
Elza Francis
P. L. Barron
E. J. Redman
E. A. Peters
W. F. Davis
Jas, Sullivan
Chas. F. Vetter
F. C. Oliver
C. C. Morgan
W. J. Coulter
I. B. Sawyer
L. M. Thompson
Marvin Thompson
Lynn Sample
R. W. Harper
Otho Williams
Louis Shirley
Lee Burley
John Zak
A. J. Wallin
Joe P. Yeager
Ed Schram
M. P. Walker
R. M. Dansby
W. W. Hall
Ben Lampo
Chas. Todaro
Joe Patronella
Will Kehlinbrink
J. W. Hall
W. C. Mitchell
Tom Elliott
A. M. Waldrop
E. R. Bryant
J. B. Kelley
John Lloyd
N. L. McCulloch
M. E. Davis
Walter Higgs
W. B. English
W. R. McCulloch
H. H. Newton
W. R. Thomas
C. C. Copeland
Will Sebesta
Ross Chapter
UDC
Davis
Business Women
Eagle Printing Company
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