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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1932

Page

3

Pioneers in Genetics and Aviation Shaping Texas Legacy

A composite portrait of early 20th century Texas figures spans genetics research trailblazer work on herd improvement, and aviation promoter Col William Easterwood, rail leader John Hulen, Senator James Reed, and Democrat campaign leaders. It details their careers, military service, public office, and philanthropy, highlighting advancements in animal science and civil aviation across Texas.

Love Field Dallas William E. Easterwood Coste Bellonte Atlantic Col Easternood Texas Hongkong Rome New York Paris Bill Irwin Jesse L. Easterwood Army Panama Soviet Aeronautique of International Aeronautical Association Col. W. Kb, Easterwood, Jr United States Col. Kbasterwood Wills Point Marly

Death of R. B. Compton Shocks Bryan Family

R. B. Compton of Abilene died of a heart attack at home early Thursday morning. Funeral services were held Friday in Abilene with burial in the Abilene cemetery. He is survived by his widow Maude McMorris of Bryan a daughter Mrs. Joe Ellis and two sons R. B. Compton Jr. and Bill Compton of Abilene.

Bryan R. B. Compton Abilene

Unbreakable Shells From Hen on Westex Farm

ABERNATHY Oct 13. A Bob Gould hen laid eggs with corrugated shells that cannot be broken by ordinary means. Gould displayed the eggs and noted the unusual shell texture would be hard to crack, comparing it to bending corrugated sheet metal.

Westex Abernathy Bob Gould Bob Gould

Officers Named By Young Women Of Baptist YWA

The Creath Brazos Baptist Associational Young Woman's Auxiliary elected new officers for the year at its meeting in Iola Baptist Church. Elected: Councilor Mrs E E Nations Iola president Dorothy Covington Bryan corresponding secretary Lala Dean Randolph Bryan recording secretary Mrs Jack Reynolds College Station treasurer Izola Scott Iola reporter Alysse Sangster Navasota historian Grace Graham Bedias. The association includes Brazos Grimes Madison Montgomery and part of Walker counties. The Iola meeting was well attended with Iola hostesses.

Iola Baptist Church Creath- Brazos Baptist Associational E. E. Nations Iola Dorothy Covington Bryan Lala Dean Randolph Jack Reynolds College Station Izola Scott Alysse Sangster Navasota Grace Graham Bedias Brazos Grimes Madison Montgomery Walker County Iola Church

Houston Visitors Suspected in Bulldog Burglary

Police suspect visitors from Houston aided a burglary tied to bulldog supporters after afternoon trouble. Coach Pete Jones praised the football eleven as hard fighting and clean, though noting ongoing concerns.

Houston Bulldog Pete” Jones

Riot Threat Ends With Citywide Police Precautions

After a mob attempted to invade a Friday game outside Houston, seven Houston youths were jailed on theft charges and later released. Protesters damaged Forrest Field and the Field house, with about 50 and 20 dollars in damages reported, while other youths were found with whiskey and freed. Police and guards stayed vigilant to prevent a repeat incident.

Houston Bryant Forrest Field Field House J. H. Reed Horace Reed Bryan

92nd Milestone Passed Today by Grandma Baker

The 92nd birthday of Grandmother Rebecca Baker, grandmother of the Philathea Class of the First Methodist Sunday School, was celebrated by the class and the school during Sunday services. The class met at the regular hour and Miss Annie Dearing presented the outgoing president Mrs Cyril Luker with a token.

Rebecca Baker First Methodist Sunday School Annie Dearing Cyril Luker

Philothea Class Honors Mrs. Baker With Birthday Celebration

The Sun day School marks Mrs. Baker’s 92nd birthday with a welcome from Mrs. O. O. Henderson and a gift bouquet. A group and individual class photo follow as the auditorium audience and children sing Happy Birthday. Prof. C. N. Bethany praises Mrs. Baker, who receives a two tier cake with 92 candles.

O. O. Henderson

Brazos County Cotton Ginned Up To Oct 1

Census Bureau data show 9 861 bales of cotton ginned in Brazos County up to October 1, down from 13 181 bales by the same date last year.

Census Bureau

Intended marriage notice filed in Robertson County

H. T. Mallory and Floyd Foster both of Robertson county filed notice with County Clerk Jess RB. McGee of intention to marry.

H. T. Mallory Floyd Foster Robertson County Jess RB. McGee

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