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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1934

Page

6

Broncos Roll Hempstead in district clash 32 to 7

Bryan's Broncos dominated Hempstead, scoring 32 points while holding the Bobcats to 7. Cap Milton Merka led with two long touchdowns and a 45 yard run, as the first string offense clicked and the defense forced key turnovers. Hempstead mounted a late push, but Bryan's special teams and passing freedom kept the margin secure.

Bryan Broncos Forrest Field Bobcats Milton Merka Ndl Merka Patranella Tub Berron Ae “Ee Antone Billy Holmes Hempstead Holmes Hill Villareal Hicks Johnnie Mendl Antone Merka Corky Jackson

Whitworth Mendt leads tight win with multiple TDs

In a 2002 game, Whitworth Mendt scores twice as Patranella and Mendl among others add touchdowns. Team substitutes include Bryan, Ralph Lindsey, and Elliot. Key players: M. Merka, Hicks, Weaver, and defensive standouts such as Sosolik and Syptak. Officials: Burgess, Cobb, and Wilson from A&M.

Bryan Ralph Lindsey Elliot Hunnicut Sosolik Syptak Rawls Porter Bonds Benson Rubin Nelson McWilliams Jackson Gregg A. Merka Holmes Beal Batten Vitopil Hempstead Brown Keilberg Fluenger Faulker Schwartz M. Merka Patranella Mendl McCall Hicks Merka Weaver Bryant

Municipal Club Remains Open. Managerial Change Expected

The Bryan Municipal Playgrounds committee announced on Tuesday that Mrs. M. B. Parker, in charge of the clubhouse since its June reopening, has resigned. The clubhouse remains open and a new manager is to be announced in a few days. The operating committee includes George G. Chance J. F. Casey and R. G Williams city manager.

Bryan Municipal M. B. Parker George G. Chance J. F. Casey R. G Williams

C A B Men Plan Oyster Supper Thursday

The College Avenue Baptist Church men will meet Thursday at 7 PM in the young people's department for an oyster supper. The arrangements are handled by H P Dansby, Dr L O Wilkerson, Guy Harris, W S Barron, and Lock McNeely.

College Avenue Baptist Church Young People's Department H. P. Dansby Dr. L. O. Wilkerson Guy Harris W. 5. Barron Lock McNeely

Bargains Offered to Rescue Family Budget

Savings may be made and the family budget rescued from the rocks by taking advantage of the bargains offered by advertisers in the Bryan Daily Eagle.

Bryan Daily Eagle

Floy Erskine Honored as Deputy District Matron of OES

Floy Erskine past matron of Bryan Chapter No 222, Order of the Eastern Star, was named Deputy District Matron for the East Texas Grand Chapter. The appointment by Worthy Grand Matron Mattie M. Mitchell was announced at the Dallas session, with installation held in Grand Chapter and district jurisdiction over Milam, Robertson, Brazos and Washington counties.

City of Bryan and Bryan Order of the Eastern Star Floy Erskine Eastern Star of Texas Erskine Mattie M. Mitchell San Antonio Dallas Grand Chapter Milam Robertson Brazos Washington

Jenkins Re-elected Chairman of ME Church Board

E. J. Jenkins was re-elected chairman of the board of stewards at the First Methodist church during the final meeting of the year. Officers named include R. C. Franks as vice chairman C. E. Jenkins secretary and Wilson Bradley treasurer. The pastor Dr. L. B. Elrod left for the Texas Conference in Nacogdoches to meet Wednesday for year assignments.

E. J. Jenkins First Methodist Church R. C. Franks C. E F. Jenkins Wilson Bradley L. B. Elrod Texas Nacogdoches C. E. Jenkins R. M. Dansby W. H. Lawrence H. T. Downard C. C. Edge W.S. Smith T. A. Adams Oak McKenzie N. C. Baker E. W. Crenshaw Lee J. Rountree

Sealy Speaks to Kemp High Students Tuesday

Dr J S Sealy was speaker Tuesday at Kemp high school on Pollination and Fertilization of Plant Life. The talk is part of a series in the health program culminating in Negro Health Week.

J. S. Sealy Kemp High School

Consolidated School Notes From A and M Campus

District teachers meeting in Madisonville with L A Woods as principal speaker. Flower bed planned at grade school. athletic field extension near ready for basketball and volleyball. Adult education courses led by Bennie Rae Marburger and Mrs A A Blumberg meet in Main Building for students from the Federal Transient Board. S V Perritte oversees three adult schools. Dr Thomas Mayo spoke at high school about Yellow Jack and drama elements. Dorothy Lee Dryer and Dorothy Page advance in grades. Mrs H F E Burgess attended Texas-Rice game in Houston. Thomas Curd withdraws. Baylor homecoming featured Baylor Aggie game. P T A and Mrs Jo L Brock help open a cafeteria at Consolidated. home econ facilities serve nearly 100 lunches daily. First six weeks report cards issued. Many Consolidated students attended Vilhjalmur Stefansson lecture. October reporters named Eloise Vezey editor.

Bennie Rae Marburger A. A. Blumberg College Station Federal Transient Board A. and M

Practical farming echoes from Washington and Jefferson

Two midwestern Extensionists in Washington read the farmers’ own farm operation directions by George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. The records show profits and losses by crop and livestock, plus questions on improving methods and market forces. A note on rural problem solving and enduring rewards follows. Rosemary, Barbara Elaine and Charlotte Virginia Howell were received into the church at the morning service.

George Washington Thomas Jefferson Washington Congressional Library Jefferson W. H. Ans Rosemary Barbara Elaine Charlotte Virginia Howell

Bayer Aspirin Bargain Day Promises Fast Relief

Everyday Bargain Day emphasizes genuine Bayer Aspirin for quick relief from headaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. The ad urges buyers to specify Bayer Aspirin in drug stores nationwide and notes price reductions on all sizes including family bottles.

BAYER United States

Baptismal Service for Howell Daughters at First Baptist

A baptismal service was held Sunday at the First Baptist church for the three daughters of Mr and Mrs W S Howell Jr of Paris France visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs W S Howell Sr The immersion ceremony marked their reception of the ordinance with the church pastor presiding and family members in attendance.

First Baptist Church

Blank legal notices available at Zaele office

Blank notes mortgages farm liens and other legal blanks can be obtained at the Zaele office.

Zaele

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Jones Raymond Lang Eldridge McCall Bronco Lang Bobcat Stallings Brcore Nwes Whitworth Mendt Wwe Hicks Gaewse Burgess C. Cobb Wilson C.A.B Re Globe Dry Goods Company Oxford oNew Globe Dry Goods Co Bryan, Texas Mrs. Floy Erskine Jenkins ME Church Board Sealy Kemp High A. & M. Consolidated School Notes A. and M. Consolidated School Madisonville L. A. Woods Seaker F. W. Hensel S. V. Perritte Wellborn Thomas Mayo A. and M. College Sidney Howard Dorothy Lee Dryer Gonzales High School A. and M. Consolidated Dorothy Page Bryan High School H. FE. Burgess Houston Thomas Curd H. C. Spencer Baylor University Baylor-Aggie P.T. A Jo L. Brock Brazos County A. and i. Consolidated Vilhjammur Stefansson Billie Mae Marburger Allen Madley Hall Wilson Alma Rust Eloise Vezey Miss Moore Penney’s J.C. Penney Ce M.F.C Wallace Mount Vernon Monticello Bill Hames American Legion Free Fair THE American Legion
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