Miss Sweeney Orchestra to Play at Bryan Club Dance
Bud Sweeney and his Orchestra with Marion Bergeron Miss America 1933 34 perform at Bryan Municipal Club Thursday night The NYC group toured for the Tyler Rose Festival and is billed as one of radio's best dance bands Bergeron a noted beauty pageant winner will make her Bryan debut and is expected to attract a record crowd
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Bud Sweeney
Marion Bergeron
Bryan Municipal
Sweeney
Columbia Broadcasting System
Texas
Tyler
New York City
Miss Bergeron
America
Bryan
Kurten Church to Hold Mission Festival in Two Languages
Zion Lutheran Kurten and Zion Evangelical Church announce services for Sunday October 14 with German at 10 30 a m and English at 2 30 p m at Kurten. The missions collection funds Texas work and speakers include Rev W M Schriener and local pastor. Next week regional conference at Washington October 16 17 features delegates F ra Yeager Arthur Stevener and Wm Kehlen.
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Washington
Dizzy Dean and Tigers: postgame reflections from Dizzy and peers
The speaker recalls the final moments of the series noting no fights within the crowd or Tigers dressing room. He praises players like Dizzy Dean and Dizzy and reflects on the drama, sportsmanship, and reunion feel after a hard fought contest.
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Medwick
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Diz
St. Louis
Oklahoma
Dizzy
Daffy
Joe *. Brown
Lost 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Promises Safe Weight Loss Plan
A claimant claims rapid fat loss using a salt-based remedy, reporting a drop of 20 pounds in four weeks and current weight around 150 pounds. The note, from St Louis, advises one half teaspoon in hot water each morning and credits widespread use as a safe method.
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St. Louia
Gail
Broncs Face Nacogdoches Dragons Friday at Forrest Field
Nacogdoches Dragons coached by Joe C Brown bring a improving Class A squad to Bryan to meet the Stephen F Austin Broncos. Brown’s Dragons have not allowed a score through three games while Bryan seeks offense to counter.
Kemp High Bears Face Wheatley in Bryan Clash
Kemp High Bears meet Houston Wheatley Friday night at Forrest Field after opening season with a 7-7 tie against Booker T. Washington Eagles. The Wheatley squad is regarded as one of Houston’s top Negro high school teams. The winner stands well for South Texas conference honors.
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Kemp. High Bears
Booker T. Washington Eagles
Houston
Wheatley High School of
Forrest Field
Wheatley
South Texas
Sale of Tickets To Entertainment Series Ends Soon
Bryan and College secure a year of high class entertainment as ticket sales push ahead. Thursday marks the final day to obtain season passes with reservations starting Thursday October 11 at 4 pm at Waldrop's or the College Y desk. Vilhjalmur Stefansson will speak in Guion Hall October 22 followed by Hedgerow Players presenting The Romantic Age on November 20.
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Hedgerow
Pennsylvania
A. A. Milne
Two 4 H Club Members Win Dallas Fair Trips
Ted Bukowski of the Leonard community and Julian Coronia of Steele’s Store earned three day guest trips to the Dallas Fair as 4-H club boys for cotton demonstrations. The event highlighted the value of member reports and participation for fair delegation. Joe Martin Henderson received a 4 H gold club pin as an outstanding Texas club member in 1933, his second such honor, showcasing Kurten youths in 4 H achievements.
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Ted Bukowski
Leonards
Julian Coronia
Chicago
Doris Mac Conrad
Joe Martin Henderson
Texas
Joe Martin
Santa Fe whip winners highlighted at Karen meet
At the Karen community meeting sponsored by the Rotary club last Saturday night County Agent Co L Benson drew attention to the fact that of the 10 boys who had won the Santa Fe whip to
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Rotary Club
Co. L. Benson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Trip Prize Announced for Club Members
The next big club prize is a Santa Fe trip announced for November 1. All club boys must submit reports by that date, with county agents or teachers assisting. Principal J F Matthews aided Willie Turek to win last year, and Willie now aims to lead as a community figure.
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J. F. Matthews
Smetana School
Willie Turek
Willie
Bryan Ward Week Is Huge Success at Montgomery Ward
McCleary reports Bryan store busy during Ward Week with a large sales force of 15 to 25 extras kept busy serving crowds since opening last week. The Eagle features a two page ad detailing Ward Week values and emphasizes early preparations and large purchases of high grade merchandise.
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Ward
Mongtomery Ward Company
Bryan
K. S. McCleary
The
Eagle
Texas Rangers Sought for Centennial Display in Dallas
George B. Black of Comanche as Texas Ex-Rangers Association major seeks old time Rangers in the 1936 Dallas Centennial. He plans a Dallas reunion during the celebration and aims to arrange a Ranger material exhibit including Indian artifacts, old guns, saddles, clothing, photos, and data for the event.
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Brownwood
George B. Black
Comanche
Texas Ex-Rangers Association
Texas Rangers
Dallas
Black
Centennial ‘Commission
Old Time Rangers
Texas
Texas Ranger
Banks to Close Friday for Columbus Day Holiday
Bryan banks including City National Bank First State Bank and Trust Co and First National Bank will be closed Friday October 12 for the Columbus Day legal holiday.
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Bryan
City National Bank
First State Bank & Trust Co
First National Bank
What Causes Epilepsy Free Expert Opinions Booklet
Readers may obtain a free booklet from the Educational Division Dept 0 369 545 Fifth Ave New York NY containing opinions from famous doctors on the cause of epilepsy and whether there is a cure. Addresses request.
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Educational Division
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Aggies Tactics Shift as Centenary Game Looms
Texas A&M coach Homer H Norton reshuffles the squad for Saturdays Beaumont clash with Centenary College, aiming to exploit new alignments and players in a high stakes tilt. The Gents arrive with more game experience and a history against Temple and Louisiana teams, while Aggies prep with long and short passes and routine scrimmages.
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College Station
Texas Aggies
Centenary College
Beaumont
Aggies
Homer H. Norton
Temple
Philadelphia
Norton
Cal Hubbard
John Reid
Manning Smith
Stephan F. Austin
Broncos
Bryan
Nash Thompson
Fort Worth
Charley DeWare
Brenham
Paul Callahan
Dallas
Les Cummings
Marion Crow
Milford
Gents
Louisiana Normal
Louisiana College
Hendrix
Oklahoma
Sam Houston
Texas A. & I
Shreveport
Centenary
Aggie Athletic
E. W. Hooker
Aggie Athletic Council
Stu
Bedias Wins Over B Squad In 12-7 Tilt
Bedias defeated Stephen F. Austin high school Colts 12 to 7 at Forrest Field Tuesday night as the Broncos capitalized on first half momentum. Beal to Lang connected for a late Colts TD but a fumble recovery at the Bedias four yard line failed to produce a winning drive. Passes powered both teams with Bedias and Bryan scoring on pass plays and Nelson kicking extra points.
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Stephen F. Austin
Colts
Bedias
Forrest Field
Broncos
New Waverly
Beal
Lang
Bryan
Robert Cole Nelson
Bill Carmichael
Ralph Lindsey
Sanford Gregg
Ernest Bond
Robert Nelson
Sammie Rawls
Alvin Syptak
Ernest Eudaly
Oren Beal
Antone Merka
F. J. Vitopil
Odus Lang
Eichholtz
Gregg
Robert Harding
Vitopil
Earl McWilliams
Nelson
L. O. Manning
Eudaly
Bond
Syptak
Colt
Ted Spencer
Ramsey
Horace Dansby
Curitis Cobb
Ballard's Snow Liniment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment for aching muscles sprains strains backache and lumbago claiming quick soothing relief and a warmed blood surge. The ad lists price 30 cents to 60 cents and emphasizes local action.
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Ballard
Brief Crop Prices and Local Notices
Dated items show corn at $1 per bushel while a 10 percent federal amusement tax is noted. Hensarling and Patranella appear in a short list. Fagle Printing Company seeks clean cotton rags.
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Eagle Printing Co
Hensarling
Patranella
Fagle Printing Company
Beard Davis Married in Texas County License Issuance
R A Beard of Thorndale and Laura E F Davis of San Angelo received a marriage license from County Clerk Clyde Coen s. D Pearce has been confined to his bed with a severe cold and infection since Thursday.
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R. A. Beard
Thorndale
Laura EF. Davis
San Angelo
Clyde Coen
S. D. Pearce
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Nacogdoches
Dragon
Joe C. Brown
Nacogdoches Dragons
Stephen F. Austin Broncos
Brown
M. College
Bonham
Stephenville
Charley Smith
Cracker” Brown
Stanford McKewen
Stephen F. Austin State Teachers College
Johnson
Doorman
Sam Ails
Livingston
Dragons
Center
Rusk
Kemp High Bears
Houston Eleven
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Dorothy
Beauty Shoppe
Bryan Ward
McCleary
Aggie
Featuring
Home Furniture CO
Wheelless
Firot Nati
Eonar
Maniloff
Osce
Orrin
Bryan Cash Feed & Flour Co
North Main
Bryan St
R. M. Ewing
Bryan College Entertainment
Waldrop’s
College
Chate
Singer
Roper
Bryan Motor CO
Ford Sales and Service
North Main St
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