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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1936
Page
2
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Humble Oilers defeated Post Office Pharmacy 9 to 4 to clinch the 1936 City Softball League championship. The Oilers, who lost only two games all season to the Railroaders and Fire Department, overcame an early 4–0 deficit with a big second inning and steady defense. Key moments included Jerry Wilson and Bully McNeel driving in runs and Red O Keefe, Woods, and Stanfield delivering clutch hits as Humble pulled away.
The baby is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marshall and the grandchild of R. R. Cole, marking a new generation in the family and making Eugenia Steffan the great-grandmother.
Burt Roe 21 of Rock Springs died from injuries after falling from a truck on Market and Third streets in Hearne while en route to Bryan for treatment. He had worked three days for the state highway department and is survived by parents, siblings, and four sisters.
City Park board at city hall discussed rear site clubhouse plans leased from Missouri Pacific Railroad. Engineer L Hazelwood from Palestine presented sketches. Attendees included W A Wilkerson chairman and multiple local residents and officials.
A white man and a negro escaped with only minor injuries when their car crashed through a railing on the viaduct atop Highway 6 near Hearne. The vehicle fell 35 feet, was badly damaged, and both men received medical treatment in Hearne.
Hearne friends mourn the infant daughter Alice Green who died at St. Josephs Hospital Bryan. Funeral services were from the Mullins home with interment in Norwood cemetery. E H Heartfield led arrangements Rev O G Barrow officiated.
Hearne Texas September 8 The Hearne Volunteer Fire Department elected new officers at the city hall meeting led by Rostelle C. Carson Jr as president and Karl G. Orts as chief. Four members aged 50 plus were placed on the honorary roll per city council action to drop active firefighters.
Hearne city officials urge parents to stop children from skating on streets and sidewalks as school returns. The traffic ordinance prohibits skating on pavements and riding on moving vehicles, warning accidents rise with heavier traffic.
Hearne September 8 The post office bank barber shops and lumber yards were closed all day Monday for Labor Day Observance. Flags were displayed on street holders and merchants displayed their flags from holders on sidewalks. Other business houses remained open.
Hearne Texas September 8 Rev H N Tinker delivered his second lecture in a six part series for the Woman’s Auxiliary of St Philip’s Episcopal Church. Tinker spoke on Who Were the Romans and What Were Their Needs using St Paul’s Epistle to the Romans. Mrs W A Wilkerson reported the auxiliary treasurer’s report.
The 1935 season lineup features Demetre Palmos Duke Beasley Hughes Jack Mathews Billy Fleetwood and Lock Underwood with Underwood ineligible in 1935 but lettered in 1934 as a standout back. The Eagles adopt two uniform sets red trousers white belts and red or white jerseys with contrasting numerals.
Miss Thelma Oliver of Houston visited her mother Mrs. J. P. Oliver in Hearne on Sunday and Monday. J. Drake of Vera Cruz Mexico stayed with Mrs. Wilkerson and family. Cayce Moore and spouse visited Marquez on Monday in Mr. Moore’s parents’ home. R. M. Haddox and spouse attended the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas over Sunday and Monday.
The district lists shifts across Travis Bowie and elementary schools with Sam Crenshaw acting principal at Travis in place of J. Vernon Brown on leave. New principals include Mrs. Mattie Nash at colored Elementary and Howard Love at Kemp colored high. High school staff features David Bunting and others. Ruth Rucker moves to Tyler Junior College.
Local residents arrived from across Texas for Labor Day weekend, visiting family in Bryan. Notables include Mrs Florence Birdwell and Sam Crenshaw returning with Marvin Birdwell from Camp Bullis, and families from Eagle Lake Fort Worth and Dallas stopping by to see relatives and attend the Texas Centennial exhibit.
An advertisement promotes Black Hawk Ointment for Athlete's Foot Kezema Itch Ringworm and sore feet with a money back guarantee. Jar price 50 cents and one dollar.
The county health board met Friday appointing officers for the seal sale drive led by C. M. Bethany as chair man with Rt. Rev. J. B. Gleissner as treasurer. Sam Crenshaw heads city schools and Mrs. W. E. Neeley rural schools. A dental exhibit will be presented at the county fair this fall.
The All State Lions Club Day at the Texas Centennial Central Exposition in Dallas Oct 10 features an International Board presence and an elaborate program. Events include a Fort Worth Casa Manana show Oct 8 a Dallas Adolphus luncheon Oct 9 and a Dallas Country Club banquet Oct 9 with Gov Allred and International President Edwin R Kingsley as speakers. The day also includes the Texas University Oklahoma football game and a call for a large Lions delegation from District 25.
The American Legion Auxiliary started its 1987 membership drive with a large turnout. The group aims to become the state’s largest unit and voted to have all furniture repaired and an order was placed for needed supplies.
In a brief summary the article notes plans for two new flags, a mit ner and Unitedy groups, and a nurse was pulled from duty for one night at Wilkerson clinic to care for a patient. Juniors made two pajamas sent somewhere while veterans at Waco and Legion receive pillows. Auxiliary guests include Mary Francis Payne and Jewell Stewart, who received a gift for leading the poppy poster contest. Beaumont convention reports are discussed.
"Believe it or not" says N F Lockerd a self sown watermelon plant in his backyard yielded nearly 20 watermelons. He notes the plant sprouted from a discarded melon seed and produced 14 melons by mid harvest with several more ripening afterward.
Enzell Lewis and Ma Tee Thomas are listed for a marriage license. The record shows the couple applying together for official marriage paperwork in the local clerk's office.
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