Short Sickness Proves Fatal to Woman of Bryan
Mrs. Irene Piraino aged 27 wife of Sam Piraino died suddenly at the family home on Fast 25th street at 10 o'clock after an illness of about four hours. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Vince Abate, she had lived in Bryan since her marriage three years ago. Survived by husband and parents, funeral services will be held Tuesday at St Anthony s Church with burial in Bryan Catholic Cemetery under McCulloch Dansby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Piraino
Sam Piraino
25Th Street
Piraino
Vince Abate
Riverside
Bryan
Basil Brain
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Bryan Catholic Cemetry
McCulloch-Dansby Funeral Company
Profit Found In Peaches Trees Treated For Borers
J D Mc Donald on Kurten road treated 34 heavily infested peach trees in his 42 acre orchard with chlorocide. Each tree received 4 ounce applications to form a circular band two inches from the base, covered by soil to six weeks. October is best for this pest. Mc Donald aims to expand the orchard and propagate a superior peach variety next season. A mal spraying program will follow for scale brown rot and other troubles along with open head pruning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. McDonald
Kurten Road
McDonald
A. and M. College
Summer Weather Maintained Thru Week Just Past
The week saw no rain and temperatures largely steady though highs peaked at 8 degrees and lows reached 70 degrees on Thursday night. The weather man provided no rainfall to freshen a country in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max
Dino
Brazos County Officials Meet Stockraisers Over Tick War
Brazos county court and stockraisers discussed tick eradication plans to begin next April. C W Brown joined the talk as stockmen show interest in the effort. About new vats were mentioned and the commissioners court held a routine session. Will McFarrin of Millican was appointed constable to fill his late father’s term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
C. W. Brown
Commissioners Court
Will McFarrin
Millicean
Ome McFarrin
Notable Cross Residents Visit Bryan on Business Trip
George Thurman H L Smith Henry and George Harris and Mr and Mrs Marion Henry all of Cross were in Bryan today on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thurman
H. L. Smith
Henry
George Harris
Marion Henry
Cross
Bryan
Community notes from Bryan area join in weekly events
Mrs. Jno L Whorton recovers in Marlin plans to return to Bryan Thursday. Families from San Antonio Navasota Kurten and Houston visit Bryan. Radio audience heard Rev R S Marshall former Bryan pastor now Houston Grace Methodist. Local teachers and officials travel to Dallas New Orleans and Waco for events and work. Wedding plans draw Bill Oliver to San Antonio for best man duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Whorton
Marlin
Whorton
Bryan
Harry A. Blanchard
San Antonio
Grover CC. White
Masdames White
Blanchard
Mallie-Mae Tatman
Will Henderson
Mary Elizabeth
Kurten
Joe Wooten
Navasota
J. H. Hancock
Grover C. White
Wooten
Mrs. White
Hancock
KPRC
R. S. Mrnshall
First Methodist Church of
Grace Methodist Church
Houston
A. W. Buchanan
Dallas
W. O. Sanders
Miss Sanders
Austin
Tucker
Fred Weeks
C. B. Holzmann
Dr. May McAdams
South Bryan Street
M. E. Wallace
New Orleans
J. B Priddy
Ross Priddy
John M. Barron
W. S. Barron
Waco
Patent Remedy Claims Swift Relief for Headache and Fever
An advertisement touts 666 liquid or tablets that relieve headache or neuralgia in ten minutes, claim to curb a cold the first day and malaria in three days, plus 866 Salve for Baby’s Cold.
Lions Club hears on Braille aid and training progress
The Bryan Lions Club heard Roy Hudspeth and O V Mergele discuss Braille education at the Texas state school for the blind. They emphasized training over charity and demonstrated Braille tools and facilities. The club plans an Oct 27 ladies night with District Governor B F Quinn as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions International
Hudspeth
Texas State School For the Blind
Mr. Mergele
Mergele
Messrs
Austin
C. Ferguson
Lions Club
Bryan
Texas
Roy Hudspeth
O. V. Mergele
New York Cafe
B. F. Quinn
Beaumont
Lion Ed J. Harris
King’s Highway
W. L. Combest
San Antonio
Lion Lamar Jones
Mr. Lewis
The
Gulf Refining Company
Lion J. C. Goldsmith
Paul Ferguson
Pbryanite
Lion J. M. Ferguson
Fred Hale
Lamar Jones
R. H. Harrison, Jr
Frederick A. Burt
W. E. Paulson
Charles S. Myers
J. C. Goldsmith
C. N. Wyatt
W. E. Wimberly
R. VY. Armstrong
Jno
M. Lawrence, Jr
R. G. Wiliams
Morris Schulman
C. C. Todd, Jr
E. R. Bryant
FE. J. Blazek
Joe Kaplan
John Maniatis
J. Maniloff
W. S. Howell
J. M. Ferguson
Trade delegation to speak on foreign commerce
Ernest L. Tutt district commerce chief joins former A and M student and current trade commissioner Messenger in a lecture series on foreign trade at the university. Messenger, with a background in tobacco and agricultural goods, will discuss international markets and economics during Thursday's events led by Dean Finley and Dr. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Tutt
Department of Commerce
Houston
Messenger
M. College
Agriculture
Washington
George Washington University
Department of Economics
Hotel Creditors Name Bradley to Conserve Assets
Custody of the LaSalle Hotel Company now in bankruptcy was transferred to Wilson Bradley by creditors after Judge W C Davis named Forrest Jones receiver. The move aims to have Jones turn over all hotel assets to Bradley, with a petition expected in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Hotel
Bankruptcy
Houston
W. C. Davis
Bryan
Davis
Forrest Jones
Wilson Bradley
Jones
Bradley
Better Relations Urged By Rotary In Brief Address
A Rotary club meeting featured A M Waldrop urging better international understanding to reduce war. He called for citizens to support the American Legion Free County Fair and announced a district visit by Dr. John A. Cockrell with 100 percent attendance urged. Rotarians listed include Waldrop and Webb among many members, plus a note that The Eagle will pay cash for clean white cotton fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Waldrop
American Legion Free
Waldrop
Rotary
John A. Cockrell
Harlingen
C. C. McMahon
Navasota
Geo. A. Adams
C. L. Benson
J. W. Black
Kk. P. Black
E. P. Black
C. S. Beckwith
Wilson Bradley
Amos Ball
E. R. Canady
W. B. Cline
J. F. Casey
John S. Caldwell
W. J. Coulter
W. IF. Davis
W. W. Daup
R. J. Dunn
Chas. F. Hillier
Tyler Haswell
Kay Hassell
FE. P. Humbert
Fred Jensen
W. H. Lawrence
Hugh Looney
O. B. Martin
W. J. McCulloch
Duke McKenzie
Pete Pelasota
D. H. Reid
E. B. Reynolds
C. N. Shepardson
H. T. Schovassa
J. E. Stanford
H. H. Williamson
D. J. Wilson
J. C. Webb
M. FE. Wallace
Annual Meeting Notices and Officials Remarks
L N Yeager presided at the annual meeting with Mrs R F Halbert of Beaumont attending and talking on Prayer. The secretary treasurer Mrs W H Redford of Navasota reported on achievements. Y W A Creath Stazes officers and program listed with public invited. Creath Brazos Association plans a 9:30 a m start next day. Governor Sterling discussed highway funds and veto prospects amid bond discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Yeager
R. F. Halbert
Beaumont
W. H. Redford
Navasota
Dan Russell
College Station
R. S. Webb
Tom A. Sweeney
Bryan
W. D. Lloyd
FE. KE. Nation
Ida
Irvin Bradley
Anderson
J. T. Preston
Ed Wiser
Madisonville
Phillip Brown
Bedias
Margaret Fund
D. Freeman
Montgomery
R. L. Brown
Y. W. A. of Creath- Stazes Association
College Avenue Baptist Church
Jeannette Sangster
Secetary
Nita Marie Hail
Maude Brown
Alysse Sangster
O Zion Haste
R. S. Holloman
Gertrude Lang
RK. L. Brown
Sterling Plans Bill Sparks Taxpayer Debate Over Highway Funds
A legislator argues the Brooks bill fails to provide immediate tax relief and would strip funds from the highway commission for construction and maintenance. He notes refunds would mainly favor large counties such as Dallas Tarrant Harris and Bexar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Commission
Sterling
Dallas
Tarrant
Harrie
Bexar
Davis Summoned By State Senate In Price Trial
Judge W C Davis who discharged the petit jury in district court is summoned to appear before the Texas state senate at 4 odds this afternoon to testify in the impeachment trial of Judge J B Price of the 21st Judicial district charged with negligence in approving excessive fee claims by three sheriffs. From Austin Davis will go to Bastrop to hold court Tuesday in a land title suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Texas State Senate
J. B. Price
21St Judicial District
Austin
Davis
Bastrop
Eagle Wants Upg Column May Have Just The Article
Fragments indicate a local newspaper item about an Eagle column and possible article content. Readers may see emphasis on a specific columnist or topic and note this may be a brief feature rather than a full report.
Education Board May Decide Text Book Move Today
F L Henderson travels to Austin for a state board of education meeting today. They consider adopting new textbooks costing from 21 500 000 to 2 000 000 after two weeks of study by the textbook committee. The legislature opposed new books, favoring use of current supplies to save money. The board has not stated its likely course of action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Henderson
Austin
State Board of Education
Patrolmen Crack Down On Overweight Trucks On Highway
State highway patrolmen conducted another weekend drive against trucks violating state laws. Eight drivers appeared before Justice J. T. McGee Sunday night and were fined. Violations mostly involved widths, with one driver arrested for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McGee
Three Brazos 4-H Boys Attend State Fair
County Agent C L Benson accompanied Tony Noto Mike Fazzino and Joe Martin Henderson to Dallas to enter the 4 H Boys en campment at the state fair for the week Benson will return Wednesday to participate with the American Legion Fair at the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deliy
C. L. Benson
Dallas
Tony Noto
Mike Fazzino
Steele’s
Joe Martin Henderson
Karten
Benson
American Legion
Old Time Free Schools Predicted at Plains
Plains Oct 12 officials predict a plan to run public schools with teachers working free of charge if Yoakum County schools close. J E Moreland attorney and county judge says if schools shut, some teachers who remember the old system will teach gratis.
Indicted man held on five charges in Brazo County
P. L. Winters Jr. was indicted by the Brazo County grand jury in May on five prohibition cases. He was jailed this morning at the county jail after being arrested at the bus station. His case is expected to be set for trial in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Winters, Jr
Fort Worth Couple Injured in Auto Crash
Fort Worth residents Mr and Mrs W H Smith were treated at a local hospital for cuts after a collision with a truck and its trailer near Benchley. The parked truck hindered the Smiths as another vehicle approached from the opposite direction causing the crash then they returned home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
W. H. Smith
Benchley
Ita
For Rent and Education Ads in Marlin and Houston Texas
Fifty acres of cultivated land the Palasotto homestead at Steel’s Store Tene. Contact 371 Commerce St Marlin Texas Palasotto. Learn barbering Moler Barber College 712 Franklin Ave Houston Texas. Only vacation in Texas with no unemployed. It will pay to investigate. Write Moler Barber College Houston Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Palasotte
Steele
Tene
Commerce St
Marlin
Texas
Es . Palasotto
Moler Barber College
Prankilin Ave
Houston
Intend to Marry in Brazos and Burleson Counties
Notices of intent to marry were filed Saturday with County Clerk Jess B. McGee by couples from Brazos and Burleson counties. The Preston and Colford parties include a 15 year old and a 10 year old, described as the county's youngest applicants for a license in months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommie Preston
Susan F. Colford
Calvin Lott
Rhoda B. Mitchell
W. Reed
L. A. Brewer
Brazos County
Neeanor G. Torrez
Manuela Ramirez
Burleson County
Jess B. McGee
Preston
Colford
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Eagle
Bryan Weekly
State Senate
Ug Coumn
Education Board
Brazos
CSS Eee
Je of Overa
Patch
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