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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
4
The column promotes Tabor High School events with a carnival offering burgers pies coffee and supper at 6 p m plus a humorous note about the editor's hunting outing featuring a Remington and a duck shoot observed near a cattle tank and pond.
The Kurten Boys and Girls Club selects Wallace Stevenet as president Herman Henderson as vice president Edelweiss Shultz as secretary Mamie Lee Hearne as assistant secretary Rosa Mae Buski as club reporter Professor ah Rudd as adult leader and Herman Henderson as assistant adult leader The note details aims for a profitable 1928 and lists local community members and activities including pecan growing milestones and Santa Fe trip eligibility for Texas club boys.
The Ladies' Club will meet November 1 with Miss Givens leading discussions on altering patterns. The session may cover other community problems and invites every woman to attend and participate.
Three basketball games on Tabor courts Friday Oct 21. Tabor girls beat Kurten 34 to 6 with Elliott Gilpin Walker and Henry-Edelwhess among starters. Oscar Wilson led Tabor boys scoring 14 as Kurten trailed 17 to 1 in the final contest.
The report notes a sparse audience at the school event with two solid games and a third not bad. It mentions the junior boys as smaller in size but displaying fight and grit in a community sports night.
Dominick and Joe Canjamie were in a car struck by a Southern Pacific freight train at Steele's Store in early fog. Joe died at 11 this morning, Dominick remains critically ill. Ambulance crews rushed them to Bryan Hospital. The accident occurred around 7 o'clock as the brothers headed to the store. Funeral plans for Joe have not been set.
The Wellborn Parent-Teacher Association hosts a carnival Saturday October 29 at the Wellborn school house to benefit the school. A short program will feature the usual carnival attractions. Teachers include Miss Laura Eidson and Mrs. Fred L. Sloop.
Sidney Atkinson of Corsicana visited our Sunday School this week while staying with his sister Mrs. W. E. Moore. M. P. Mims spent the weekend with his brother J. L. Mims in Fort Worth. W N Risinger and East Texas relatives visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Risinger. Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne and Mrs. Graham of Harvey joined W. M. Garner's guests. Community members attended the Brazos County Association at College Avenue Baptist Church with talks, including Mr. Evans on Buckner Orphan Home. He noted feeding costs about three hundred dollars daily and urged feeding 265 people.
Dr. Wilkerson spoke about foreign raids and related matters one year. Ted Cook and his Bryan family visited Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Cook and their family, suggesting a lively community gathering with several discussions.
Funeral services for Joe Cangemi age 11 years 2 months and 6 days were held at the McCulloch-Dansby chapel and St Josephs church with interment in Bryan Catholic cemetery. Rev Basil Brain officiated.
A child died yesterday at 11 o clock in a local hospital from injuries after an automobile train collision at Sims Cross near Steele's Store in heavy fog. Surviving relatives include five brothers, two sisters, Dominick Tony Veto Sam and Frank Cangemi, and Misses Antolina and Dora Cangemi, all residents of Steele's Store.
Mat Vitopil George Stephan J T Maloney and Emmett Holland of Edee returned from Houston where they spent last week on a federal jury with Judge J C Fyuighenson presiding Vitopil was excused this week but Stephan Maloney and Holland returned to Houston this morning for jury service again this week.
A cryptic note in the catacombs prompts investigators to identify a person responsible for the insertion. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as they examine the site for clues and potential motives.
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