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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1933
Page
3
A Bryan area social page notes Mrs. J. H. Dunn hosting a gathering and Mrs. Dunn meeting guests from Fort Worth. Various locals including Miss Eliza Bryan and Dr. and Mrs. Steele are mentioned visiting kin, with illnesses hindering plans and families planning future reunions across the region.
Bryan High School’s Broncos dominate Hearne in Hearne Friday night scoring three first half and two second half touchdowns. Key players include Patranella Merka Henry Mead and Mendl with strong passing from Patranella and sturdy defense led by Canady and Burney as Bryan racks up 15 first downs.
A rural county educational study meeting will be held in the lay morning with L. J. Ipal of Tabor as chairman. Others from Smetana Edge Kurten and officials including Judge Count Brown and Justice Inez Waggner are listed for the event.
The article lists players by position including Syptak Zimmerma Mathis Howard Zee Guard Right Tackle Butler Right End Ds oeeke Burney Captain Quarter Patranella Henry Guynes Shines Kingsley Fullback with substitutes Bryan Moehl Stabler Holmes Stanford Canady Ball Restivo Melesky Hearne McCollum Summerlin Spiller Butler Berrier Allen Spraggins Marraum Berger. Officials include Kathcart Baylor referee Wilkerson Baylor umpire Grace Baylor head linesman.
Brazos county farmers received eighty eighth consignment checks totaling 39 879 with payments to 135 recipients. The list includes J T Cross Jr Charley Patranella Jodie Neal Tony Lazerone Eugene Dix A M Cotropia Mrs Sevilla Harvey and many others.
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies gathered Sunday afternoon at First Baptist Church for a program on the parables of Christ. Readers included Miss Elizabeth Watts W T Posey Miss Dolores Vance Milton Maloney and John Sidney Smith who presided. Myrtle Robertson performed two marimba numbers and Mrs Amos Ball sang with Mrs C W Simmons at the organ. W S Johnson led the song service.
County Health Officer Dr. R. M. Searcy and nurses Edna Abbott Shelton Sedalia Wilson visited Fickey Thursday afternoon and administered the second typhoid dose to 40 students and citizens. Friday morning they went to Kurten to give first shots to 37 persons, many already immunized last year reducing current numbers.
The Lanle office seeks delivery of clean cotton rage for unspecified reuse. Officials request interested parties to contact the office for further instructions and deadlines.
A Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College group visits Liverpool to study cotton concentration and warehousing. They note mixed U.S. cotton, ragged bale condition, and excess bagging weight raising shipment costs. Merchants worry U S price policy and blending trends affect English imports and world demand.
A formation report notes American cotton exports to Liverpool totaling 189000 pounds in 1791. Mrs. Glenn Flynn and Mrs. H E Brewer of Houston visit Mr. and Mrs. R W Howell, sisters and mother respectively, previously residents of Bryan with many local friends.
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