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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1931

Page

2

County Wide Survey Moves To Block Transfer Of College Funds

Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce directors voted to spend 500 to oppose transferring A and M College funds from Bryan banks to the state treasury. They plan a regional survey with Texas A and M input and may use student labor to reduce costs. A highway association meeting was announced and members discussed local water supply and recent legislative achievements.

Bryan and Brazos County J. F. Stanford Austin M. College Chamber of Commerce Bryan Banks F. L. Henderson Brazos County Bryan Trade Trade Extension Committee Dan Russell Texas A Russell W. R. McCullough Emapore McCullough Madisonville Fair T. C. Nunn Bryan Lee J. Rountree Rountree College Highway 21 Association Caldwell George A. Adams F. L. Cavitt A. B. Conner Tyler Haswell W. S. Hige O S. Johnson Jno

Electrical fault triggers brief fire department call

Defective electrical connections caused a short and a rapid response by the fire department to the Winston home on Ursuline Avenue Monday night. Damage was confined to a few feet of wiring.

Winston Ursuline Avenue

Promotion Given Redding Will Go To Abilene Soon

Ce C Redding longtime manager of Community Gas Company in this city receives notice of promotion to a position with the same company in Abilene. He departs this week for his new assignment and will be succeeded in Bryan by M F Adams formerly of Mexia. Mr. and Mrs Adams and their baby have already arrived in Bryan and will occupy the Redding home at 3005 East 25th street.

Ce. C. Redding Community Gas Company Abilene Redding Bryan M. FE. Adams Mexia

Hit and Run Cotton Truck Driver Sought Near Navasota

State highway patrolmen and county police seek a cotton truck driver who sideswiped a car on Highway 6 about two miles north of the Navasota river, injuring a Mexican driver who was taken to a Navasota hospital. The truck driver fled the scene.

Navasota Bryan State Highway Department Benchley J. E. Blair Highway Department College Station

Joint Banquet of Seminars to Be Held Monday

COLLEGE STATION Oct 6 The first joint banquet of the Science Seminar and Social Science Seminar at Texas A and M College will be held Monday Oct 12 in the mess hall banquet room. Prof J Wheeler Barger president of the Social Science Seminar announces Dr Clarence E Ayres economics professor at Texas University will be principal speaker. His career includes Chicago Amherst Reed Wisconsin Harvard and New Republic work. Tickets available from seminar officers.

J. Wheeler Barger L. G. Jones C. H. Winkser E. F E. Vezey F. A. Burt Pr. J Lonsdale

Prison Manager Heads to Marlin for Medical Treatment

Joe Simmons state penitentiary system manager at Huntsville passed through Bryan en route to Marlin for medical care. He met FE H. Astin bank president and prison board member. Simmons plans to spend the week in Marlin to try the towns hot baths. Mr and Mrs Burgess F Cox of Jola visited Bryan for the day.

Joe Simmons Hunts Ville Bryan Marlin Mr. Simmons FE. H. Astin City National Bank State Prison Board Simmons

Robertson Officials Target Cotton Trucks on Robertson Drive

Robertson county officials halt cotton trucks at Sutton to measure height and weight and verify operators licenses. Trucks violating laws are parked in a grove. others proceed. Report from Bryan says over 100 trucks were parked this morning.

Robertson County Sutton Bryan

Suspended sentences handed in liquor and theft cases

In district court Ollie Dunn pleaded guilty to possession for sale and received a two year suspended term. Ozelle Brooks case was continued for lack of witnesses. Judge Davis disposed of three more cases with Irwin Jones and Tom Turner each getting two year suspensions and Jesse Mitchell fined fifteen dollars and costs.

Ollie Dunn Ozelle Brooks W. C. Davis Irwin Jones Tom Turner Jesse Mitchell

Army Band to Play at College Guion Hall October 19

The U S Army Band Pershing's Own will appear at Guion Hall on October 19 as part of a seasonal tour in 50 American cities. Capt William J Stannard leads the unit with Thomas F Darcey as second leader and several noted soloists in the ensemble.

College Theater Club U.S Army Band Pershing Guion Hall William J. Stannard War Department Thomas F. Darcey

Brazos Leads McLennan on Road Work

The Bryah Eagle reports state highway committee actions in Brazos county. Contracts include 7.5 miles grading Bryan to College Station and 4 miles on highway 6 for R V Butler at Bryan costing 20 510. Brazos county bonds and road program progress are noted, with main roads concreted and connected toward Waco.

Brazos McLennan Brazos County Bryan College Station R. V. Butler Waco News Dribane

Cooler Weather Reported in Bryan During Past Week

Moderated temperatures shaped last week in Bryan with a high of 93 degrees on Friday and Saturday and a low of 56 Tuesday night. No rainfall was recorded.

Bryan

Legion Plans New Club House in Harlingen

A new American Legion clubhouse with rooms for a general city club will be built in Harlingen on a site deeded to the Legion by local residents. Most of the materials and labor will be donated. Cy Koonta visited from his farm near Zack today.

Harlingen American Legion Legion

Brazos County Ranch on Magazine Cover

Feature on Amon C Williams Williams Ranch in Brazos County east of Bryan shows white face cattle on the cover of The Carthman October issue The editor notes the scene near a sycamore tree by a spring and recalls Brazos County’s 1881 origins as Navasota County The Williams family and ranch are highlighted with cattle growth and Hereford grading in Texas cattle country.

Amon Wiliams Carthman Texas Williams Ranch Brazos County Bryan R. E. B. Baylor Baylor University Navasota County Joseph Ferguson Amon C. Williams Minnie Williams Alta Williams Harry Wayne Williams Wiliams A. and M. College of Texas Southwest East Douglas Peters Fred Caldwell FE. A. Peters Leo Mills W. D. Mills Ike M. College of Texas Navasota

East Texas speakers to headline All East Texas dinner in Dallas

John W. Carpenter announces October 17 at the State Fair of Texas program featuring R. L. Thornton on Fundamentally Sound and Dr. Sam H. Whitley on East Texas Faith. Bryan editor Mrs. Lee J. Rountree to discuss Women as Community Builders. N. D. Buie to award pasture contest prizes. Joe Lindsley to sing. Peacock Military Band to perform.

Dallas Marlin Joe Lindsley Greenville East Texas Chamber of Commerce Peacock Military Band

Couple of Benchley Married at College

T. B. Peyton and Miss Montie Rowell, both of the Benchley community, were married at 3 p m on Sunday afternoon at the Methodist Parsonage at College, Rev. Jesse Thomson officiating. The contracting parties were accompanied to College by relatives and friends who witnessed the ceremony. Mr. Peyton is a farmer residing near Benchley and they will make their future home there.

T. B. Peyton Montie Rowell Benchley College Jesse Thomson Peyton

Pagte Want Ad Seeks Item To Sell

A compact Pagte classified notice invites readers to place a sale advertisement. It outlines basic terms and encourages quick submission to reach potential buyers.

Bryan scene full of visitors and homecomings

A long list of Bryan residents and guests fills the weekend with travel reports. Mrs P S Tilson returns to Houston after visiting her sister in Bryan. Mrs W L Goodlow and son Jack head back to Brenham from a Sunday in Bryan. Theos G Herrington family go home to Galveston after visits. Others include Mrs Laura Kestler Calvert and Raleigh Kestler, Mrs H N Cochran in New Braunfels for a new grandchild, and many local absences and returns among neighbors and friends.

P. S. Tilson Houston Bryan Mary P. Carr West 26Th Street W. L. Goodlow Jack Brenham R. S. Taylor Theo. G. Herrington Mary Maude Galveston Laura Kestler Raleigh Kestler Calvert W. T. Ellis Ellis Amile Cochran Jack Alen N. R. Newton Washington Avenue J. B. Price Bastrop W. S. Gober A. G. Gober Jacksonville J. G. Minkett Houghton Katie Whiel Mouston P. L. White Doris Henry White Xerrville Louis White Jack Boone Travis Park Fred Hester Somerville Waco Pauline Lelia Davis Baylor University W. C. Davis Minnie B. Foster Wellborn Alice Cole Foster Newcomb Wavis Darby Iola

Willing Workers Circle Meets Monday Afternoon

Mrs. C. L. Baker hosted the October meeting of the Willing Workers Circle of the Women's Missionary Society at her West 24th Street home. Ten members attended as Mrs. Allen Smith opened the session with devotion and prayer, followed by Bible study led by Mrs. Hudson Myers. social time featured iced fruit punch and cake.

C. L. Baker Willing Workers Woman’s Missionary Society First Christian Church West 24Th Street Allen Smith Smith A. A. Hyde

Sing Fest Held All Day Sunday By Brazos Group

An all day singing meet at Kur ten drew about 1000 attendees from Brazos Grimes and neighboring counties. The Brazos County Singing Association sponsor led by FE A Peters reported 57th year of the event with 11 am to 4 pm assembly and a noon basket lunch on the school campus. Leaders included R F Crenshaw Bert Philips and several regional singers from Keith North Zulch Navasota and other towns.

Kurten Grimes County Brazos County Keith Iola North Yuich Navasota New Waverly Huntsville Anderson Normanree FE. A. Peters Harvey Ed Powell A. A. Murray R. F.crenshaw John Whitten Louis Thompson Britton Risinger George Jones J. A. Henry Jesse Hensarling R. F. Crenshaw Bert Philips Mesdames Perry Hicks Costelow A. A. Whittaker

Elo Hedtke Celebrates 20th Birthday With Surprise Party

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hedtke hosted a surprise birthday party for their son Elo Hedtke at their Haswell Drive home on Sunday evening. More than thirty young friends attended enjoying games, guitar music by Wallace Sabo, and vocal performances. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches cake and fruit punch as gifts and well wishes were exchanged.

Carl Hedtke Elo Hedtke Haswell Drive Wallace Sabo Kurten

First Baptist W. M. A. Holds Monthly Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church held its regular all day session from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with president Mrs. Travis B. Bryan presiding. A noon luncheon followed by music and readings marked the event. Circles newly appointed organized for the year and elected officers, to be published later.

Woman’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church Travis B. Bryan

Kurten Community Club Meets At School

The Kurten Community Club gathered Saturday night at Kurten school for a profitable and pleasant program. W D Bunting, principal, presided and welcomed neighbors and friends as music by school grades, child performers, and a playlet entertained the audience. Mrs Albert Buchanan of Bryan spoke on PTA work, followed by refreshments of cake and lemonade.

Kurten W. D. Bunting Chhildren Bunting Albert Buchanan Bryan

Frost Warning Service Aims for Valley Growers

First steps toward providing a frost warning service for Lower Rio Grande Valley orange and grapefruit growers are underway. Substations will be located by D. S. Nichols, who came from Mobile Alabama after California experience, to implement a California style system.

San Benito Rio Grande Valley California Nichols Mobile Ala

Pryan Man Weds Burleson County Girl in Caldwell

J. H. B. Chastin and Miss Annie Muth were married this morning at 9 in St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Rev. J. B. Gleissner officiated the nuptial mass and guests were entertained afterward at the bride's parents home near Caldwell.

J. HB Chastin Annie Muth St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. B. Gleissner Caldwell

Governor Sterling stalls action on four bills from special session

In Austin on October 6 Governor Sterling, away to Mouston, leaves four bills pending after the second extraordinary session. Two major measures target riverbed oil and gas exploration and 1 cent of the trecencent gasoline tax for bond retirement. The riverbed bill is expected to be signed while the tax allocation faces a likely veto.

Austin Sterling Mouston Sabine River Texas Highway Commission

Former Pastor Here Loses Brother by Death

Friends mourn the death of St. Clement Bird brother of Rev S Moylan Bird now of Brenham at his summer home on Hermosa Beach near Los Angeles Rev Bird former rector of St Andrew's Episcopal church here was with him at death and stays to help the family with funeral services before returning to Brenham Texas

St. Clement Bird S. Moylan Bird Brenham Hermosa Beach Los Angeles Calif Bird St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church

Two Brazos County Couples File Intent to Marry

Two couples from Brazos County filed notice of intention to marry with County Clerk Jess B. McGee. The names listed are J C Ross with Beatrice Jones and Jimmie Mooney with James Neblett.

J. C. Ross Jimmie Mooney James Neblett Beatrice Jones Brazos County Jess B. McGee

Former Bryan Resident Dies in Dallas at 75

Max Goodman, a Bryan native who moved to Dallas about 40 years ago, died in Dallas around 2 a m of pneumonia. Survived by two sons Nathan of Bryan and Charles of Dallas and six daughters in Los Angeles. Funeral set for 3 p m in Dallas. Nathan Goodman departed for the city.

Max Goodman Bryen Nathan Goodman Higgingme Dallas Mr. Goodman Bryan A. Worley Mr.Goodman Nathan Charles Los Angles Doris Annie Mary Fleather Frank Reuben F. Schwartz Goodman Nath Sellinger

Oklahoma Girl Appeals for Admission to University

A Woods County girl sent a rhymed plea to University of Oklahoma President W. B. Bizzell seeking admission and promising to improve with polish. Officials say they will look for a job that will allow enrollment next semester. The letter ends with a light verse about milking cows and chasing a degree.

Norman Okla University of Oklahoma W. B. Bizzell Woods County

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Wide Survey Burgess F. Cox Jola Bryjan Robertson Army Bryah State Highway Commission Max Min Cy Koonta Sfarm Zack Brazos Co. Ranch Etex Brazos Group First Baptist W. M. A Community Club Frost Warning Service Valley Farmers Pryan Burleson County D. Palasotto Steele’s Store Commerce St P. Palasotto Moter Barber College Franklin Ave E. H. Pinkerton Harlingen, Texas Bryan Cotton
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