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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1934

Page

4

Elmo Scott Watson hailed as original Boy Scout figure

California readers recall Elmo Scott Watson longtime publisher and National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers printing head who was called the original Scout. Community notes report local friendships and a church social at Gaewood with Mr and Mrs He moving to Columbus to live with their parents as part of the era’s small town life.

Toington Friends of Today California Direc Ieast

Garwood Hi Spotlight! Music and a hard Garwood loss

In the Garwood Hi Spotlight January 26, 1934 issue the editorial staff highlights music’s role and notes a boys hoops game where Garwood Gars fell to Columbus in Columbus. Beak and Rodack led scoring for their teams as the Garwood first string narrowly lost.

Garwood Gars Columbus Becak Garwood Rodack Gare Harry Gillette

Grade two vegetable parade sighted in school notices

The clumsy, fragmentary notice mentions grade two students planning a long parade and praises grades one and four for excellent work. It refers to vocabulary progress, a “Who’s Who” feature, and residents born in Garwood with ties to Eagle Lake and El Campo. Names include Eva Mey, Mildred Muesse, and Albert.

Myer Garwood Janu Tray West Brills Earle Lake Texas Eva Mey Mildred Muesse Eagle Lake el Campo Harry Albert

Campus Chatter and Midterm Struggles Near San Marcos

Students discuss long distance calls and missed plans as midterms loom. Fragments mention a trip to A&M, a senior dance, nurse talk, grandmother’s name, and daily campus routines. Graffiti tone hints at frustration with editors and weekend plans amid rain and mud.

High Lake San Marcos

January Weather and Local News in Nada Garwood

In January light rain and damp conditions prevailed with a very disagreeable spell and heavy rain on Thursday causing floods and impassable country roads. Local committee members report about 92 percent of farmers signed contracts for rental acreage exceeding 700 acres, averaging around 8.10 per acre. Community business notes include A. J. Lichnovsky & Co. selling to W. A. Braden, Braden family taking over operations, Hugo Bubella opening a butcher shop and cafe and starting on "3.2" beer from February 1. Visitors Rev. John J. Gerbermann and Rev. Father Mutch traveled from Loire and San Antonio. Improve in health for Emil Wesselski after illness. Swoboda and family moved to a new home with a house warming. Popp family moved to Hahn community. farmers largely paying taxes.

B. J. Schilling John Struska Nada-Garwood Plan A. J. Lichnovsky & Co W. A. Braden Braden Gus. Swoboda Joe Meismer FP. B. Cernoch Hahn Frank A. Popp Helen el Campo

Father of the Old Chisholm Trail

A historical sketch recounts Jesse Chisholm, born 1778 in East Tennessee, as the namesake of the Old Chisholm Trail. It traces his Cherokee and White ancestry, trading posts near the South Canadian and North Canadian rivers, and his long relation with the Wichita and Wichitas, including Mead’s 1865 Washita expedition. The piece notes Chisholm’s enduring fame in western lore.

Chisholm Trail Lone Star State Kansas Jesse Chisholm East Tennessee Ignatius Chisholm John D. Chisholm Little Arkansas James TR. Mead Chisholm Caxweil Grove Wichita Kan Wastits Chisholas Trini Chishola Jesse Chishola Hls Dent

Mrs Frank Miller Ill. Sealy Hospital Hoping for Recovery

Bernando News reports Mrs. Frank Miller became seriously ill on Tuesday and was taken to Sealy Hospital for an operation. Friends extend wishes for a speedy recovery. The column lists many local visits and social calls among residents of Eagle Lake, Bachelor Hill, Mentz, and surrounding areas, with numerous Neuendorff and Duddleston family mentions and other community updates.

Willeen Meyer Frank Miller Sealy Hospital Henry Grabow Eagle Lake Sealy L. P. Neuendorff Bachelor Hill Otto Gross Anton Neuendorff Lst Rudy Domes Temple August Pilsner Lucille Duddlest Marcus Kansteiner Sons Houston Peter Prey Walter Schultz Howard Meyer Frank Pilsner Herbert Braden Mentz John Neuendorff Anton Nelson Jesse Neuendorff Alex Jones Ed. Neuendorff Cleveland August Neuendorff L. J. Braden Leo Kuhn C. Kennicke Alleyton Lucille Duddleston Annie Pilser Rudy Dames August Posner Willen Gladys Meter R. G. Braden Ahd Jones Creek Lizzie. Meyer Au. Cui O. J Reuben Meartz Meartz Cat Spring Awald Miller W. J. Braden

Meantz News Items Recap From Local Families

Mrs Meartz sister in Cat Spring hospitalized with illness and operations. Visitors include Miller Braden Kansteiner and Wendel families. Houston relatives, Mrs Frank Miller ill, Houston guests over the week. Reuben and Reuben Meartz attend health matters. local visits by Hennecke Helfrich and Bernando residents.

Children's Coughs Need Creemulsion

An old time promotional line urges mothers to choose Creemulsion for a child’s cough, claiming best and fastest relief and presenting Creemulsion as the preferred remedy amid growing product push.

Local Visitors and Guest Couples Share Fayetteville Evening

Mr. Hubert Braden visited Fayetteville Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrill Gloger were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Meartz Monday evening. Miss Virginia White of Austin spent several days here with Bélis Louise Killough.

Hubert Braden Fayetteville Cyrill Gloger Reuben Meartz Virginia White Austin Bélis Louise Killough

Cotton growers aided by plow-up drive save the belt

The 1933-1938 cooperation with the Agricultural Adjustment Administration cut a projected seventeen and a half million bales yield to seven and one tenth million. This action nearly doubled cotton growers income from lint, and farmers plan to cooperate in future adjustment programs.

Cpes Agricultural Adjustment Administration Agricultural Justment Administration

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