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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1933

Page

3

Tigers Set for Aggies With Eleven Experienced Cadets

ESTATION Sept 19 Trinity University prepares for the Texas Aggies in the season opener. Eleven Tigers on the roster are to start with Captain Virgil Gallington at left end and Captain Brown at right tackle. The squad held two a day practices and focused on place kicking punting and forward passing as preparations continue.

Trinity University Ison Bell Texas Aggies Aggie Tigers Waxahachie Texas Connee Waxahachie Tigers Tiger Probbe Bob Crooks Sophon San Antonio Fincher Hillsboro West Virgil Gallingston Dwight Abbott Letterman Arry Holcomb Kemp Leteft Pat Jameson Hie Jmmie’ Brown Mineral Tterman Filler Powell Frank Fowler Crandall Leonard Smithville Leterman Merlin Lewis Italy Brown Fowler Ggies

Trinity University Football Prepares for Texas A&M Opener

Eleven lettermen plus new recruits train twice daily under coaches Leland J. Wilkins and Alva Boggs as Trinity University aims for a strong start against Texas A&M in College Station. Key veterans include Virgil Galloway Gerald Kennedy and Pat Jameson with promising freshmen such as Douglas Cooke Robert Crooks Truett Kelley Ikey Cauthen Lloyd McCall Harry Key Turner and Henry Gibbs competing for spots.

Waxahachie Leland J. Wilkins Alva Boggs Trinity University Texas Aggies College Station Virgil Galloway Livingston Gerald Kennedy Abbott Pat Jameson Dunaway Miller Brown Graham Holcomb Lewis Fowler Kroulik Douglas Cooke Wesley College Robert Crooks San Antonio Truett Kelley Francis Harington McKinney Ikey Cauthen Plano Lloyd McCall Grandview Harry Key Turner Jacksboro Henry Gibbs Valley Mills Gene Fincher Boots” Hill Hillsboro College Lewis Sullivan

Iskie Store Serves Brazos County For 30 Years

Iskie, proprietor of a long established North Main street grocery, runs a catessen with imported delicacies from fifteen countries and a full line of groceries. The business offers dressed poultry produce Purina feeds and stock, and delivers citywide. Credit terms are extended to reliable customers.

Boriskie Brazos County Lo North Main Street Catessen Purina

Reliance F. Kiefer Fills Regal Genthents Saturday Night

Reliability official Reliance F. Kiefer filled his regentments Saturday night in a formal ceremony, marking a notable local event with ceremonial duties and public involvement.

F. Kiefer

School Opens With New Principal And Assistant

Sunday events include Noah Cole as principal and Miss Lorene Keith as assistant teacher at the new term. Neighbors greet the Cole and Keith families as part of the community welcome. Visits and social gatherings are noted among local residents including Goose Creek and Steep Hollow groups. A club meeting is announced for Friday night and local residents attend the Grimes County Singing Convention.

Noah Cole Lorene Keith Cole Miss Keith Everette Saxon Goose Creek G. W. Sason George Riley Clifton Lawless J. J. Riley George Jones W. T. Jones

Local social rounds report weekend visits and recoveries

Harvey Blanton and wife of Allen Farm spent the weekend with E A Hensarling. Jessie Gay Preston visited in Bryan Sunday with Mrs Tuffy Cook. W L McCulough returned home after a major operation at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic. Alma Nieman of Bryan visited Aline Ryan. Joe Symms of Millican visited Mrs J M Kincan with S B Pate and family.

Roy Blanton Allen Farm E. A. Hensarling Jessie Gay Preston Bryan Tuffy Cook W. L. McCulough Wilkerson Memorial Clinic Alma Nieman Aline Ryan Joe Symms Millican J. M. Kincan S. B. Pate

Community Notes From Local Visits and Events

Mrs J T Pate visited in Bryan Sunday with Mr and Mrs P L Barron Jr. R B Pruitt returns to the community after Ballinger weeks. Singing convention at Martins Prairie drew many locals with a good time and dinner. E A Peters and D Paul Dansby hosted Bryan visitors Sunday afternoon. Irvin Todd of Kurten and H F Todd hosted by family. W C Raines Jr spent weekend in Iola visiting Bill Robinson. C N Jones visited H F Todd. E A Hensarling saw J E Cook Sunday. Dorothy Ryan of Bryan spent weekend with W H Ryan parents. Alice Cole Sunshine Cole and Roscoe Cole of Bryan visited N C Cole Sunday. Women’s quilting party held at E A Peters home with O L Andrews N C Cole K Kelley W C Raines S B Pate J T Pate W D Mills W M Arrington and D L Peters.

J. T. Pate Bryan P. L. Barron Jr R. B. Pruitt Ballinger Martins Prairie E. A. Peters D. Paul Dansby Irvin Todd Kurten H. F. Todd W. C. Raines Jr Iola Bill Robinson C. N. Jones E. A. Hensarling J. E. Cook Dorothy Ryan W. H. Ryan Alice Cole Sunshine Cole Roscoe Cole N. C. Cole O. L. Andrews K. Kelley W. C. Raines S. B. Pate W. D. Mills W. M. Arrington D. L. Peters

Free Will Baptist services begin new night meetings

Edge community notes Rev Thompson led Sunday service at the Free Will Baptist church and started a night meeting series with Rev Blackwell to assist. Local social items include visits, sickness, school opening, and farm money receipts for cotton plowed up.

Thompson Free Will Baptist Church Blackwell Helen Moore Bryan Chas. Payne George Bingham Normangee Bert Kimmey Helen Bingham Nellie Sue Leighman M. G. Cross Mary Frame Maggie Henry Gladys Cross Jennie Lou Griffin Donald Leighman Roy Elliott J. T. Griffin Kurton J. A. Wilson W. J. McDonald C. B. Moore Marlin Moore

Prospect Club Helps to Boost Local 4-H Efforts

Howard Berry of the Prospect Lion club pledged support for Prospect boys and girls at a 4-H meeting. John Stewart impressed as a pinch hitter with songs and readings. Extension service notes call for 4-H enrollment reports for encampment at Dallas Fair. A. L. Higgs reports abundant vegetation and early turning under of crop residue before frost.

Prospect Club Howard Berry Lion Prospect Group Prospect Sam John Stewart Prospect Meeting E. C. Martin Extension Service Dallas Fair

Rural Schools Set to Open in Brazos County for 1933 34 Teachers Named

Mrs. W. E. Neeley and Miss Mandell Wiley head Brazos county rural schools as 96 teachers are chosen for white and colored schools. 58 white teachers and 38 colored teachers will oversee 27 rural schools across 23 districts for the 1933 34 term.

W. E. Neeley Brazos County Mandell Wiley Templeman School Mildred O'Brien Millican Hazel Bacon Pearl Jones Peach Creek Jennie Campbell Monroe Solomon Providence Ethel Thompson Harvey Jessie Gaye Pres

Roy Robinson Leads All As Maize Crop Yields Noted

Roy Robinson manager of the Higgs-Robinson farm reports a 25 acre maize field headed this week with a yield showing 4 200 pounds per acre per county agent check. Curing will reduce tonnage. feeding value comparisons with corn await. Farmers plan oat sowing before stalk cutter and harrow for quick rain response. Peach Creek women demonstrate canning under pressure with several successful canners and club plans. Brazos county Home Demonstration Clubs enter Company Weeks with pantry tours. Smetana Girls Club tops in 100 percent record books and histories.

Roy Robinson Higgs-Robinson Mr. Robinson Peach Creek Chamber of Commerce Brazos Brazos County Smetana

Wanted at Groesbeck burglary suspect held for trial

George Simmons was arrested here at the request of Groesbeck officials and was taken to Groesbeck county for trial Sunday night. He is said to be wanted for burglary.

George Simmons Groesbeck

Casbeers Visit Bryan for A and M College Freshman Entry

Mr and Mrs Tom Casbeer and their son T J Casbeer of Lampasas are in Bryan this week to enroll their son J T as a freshman at A and M College.

Tom Casbeer T. J Casbeer Lampasas Bryan

Liquid Laxatives Preferred for Gentle Constipation Relief

Public health guidance favors liquid laxatives over harsh options, noting liquids reduce bowel strain and protect liver and kidneys. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is promoted as a safe prescription quality liquid laxative with natural senna, suitable for all ages.

Dr. Caldwell

Harry Estill Stricken By Typhoid Fever

Friends learn Harry Estill has typhoid fever. Dr. R B Ehlinger says clinical evidence suggests the illness and urges those in contact with him to take typhoid inoculation as a precaution.

Harry Estill R. B. Ehlinger

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