TAITON NEWS ITEMS AND LOCAL VISITS
My and Mrs Fritz Schultz and family plus Mr and Mrs Punt Frishig spent Tuesday with his mother Mes Prie Schultz and Edna Hove. The Garwood visit included Mr and Mrs Frels, L A Frels and sister, with trips to Gillett and Garwood. A new Chanel donation was made by Mrs and Mr. W. nd to Garwood. a necktie won by Mr MD Labyo.
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Fritz Schultz
Punt
Frishig
Prie Schultz
Harry Frels
Edwin Hove
Edna Hove
Trele
Gatepod
Schultz
Pete Green
Aputas
Gariwool
Amy
Bos
Wilcox
Hen Frels
Irs
Frank Ibbhersit
Fritz Schuttz
L. A
Rilatives
Gillett
Frels Aml Son
Clarence
Emil T
Frelsburg
Garwomd
R. Adel
J. Z. Tohueitor
Sindar
Garwood
Wen Garwood
Wen
Mn Dw
MD. Labyo
Nottawa News Notes Holiday Visits and Local News
Miss Dorothy Darby remains on the sick list while Mr. Robert Jacket visits relatives from Friendswool. Grace Caylor of Eagle Lake visits Hazel Welch. Mrs. Helen Darby travels to Brown Texas to re-enter Baylor College. J. M. Ham and family holiday guests near Engle Lake. Edna and Cyra Johnston visit home briefly. W. A. Grow moves to Leveridge farm south of town. Wiles Arnold and children return from Liberty Texas. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Burger of Haggie Lake and W. C. G. and Ray Arnold visit Mrs. King. Forty-Two party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reed with guests including Dr. and Mrs. Brown and others. Cecil Graves returns from extended Indiana trip. Mrs. DeWitt notes cold north weather. Mrs. Warner King ill at home. community offers support. Lissie citizens send Bro. King a $40 envelope of cash with thanks from Estel Burgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Darby
Robert Jacket
Friendswool
Grace Caylor
Eagle Lake
Hazel Welch
Helen Darby
Uctton
Texas
Baylor College
J. M. Ham
Engle Lake
I. Ham
Fant
I. L. Johnson
Wallis
Odom Johnston
Edna
Cyra Johnston
W. CG
Ray Arnold
Lissie
Glen Flora Devember Yields and Farmers Plan Spring Planting
Glenty Glen Flora farmers report a strong field season with good soil, high yields, and strong potato and cabbage prospects. Sweet potatoes move slowly, eggs sell steady, and Herman Hinze leads a productive 30 acre cotton to 27 bales, corn yields reach 1200 bushels. Dr A J Johns moves to Palacios to practice, radio transmissions carry regional New Year greetings.
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P. Morria Les
Bruce Krigchke
Krischke
Leon Reiger
Mr. Reiger
A. J, Kughn
Joe McKee
Herman Hinze
Fae Creek
Spanish Camp
Chi
Glen Flora
Glen Vlora
A. J. Johns
Palacios
W.G. Wearden
Davenport
Iowa
Detroit
Mich
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Houston
Texas
M. Steinweis
Eagle Lake
Star‘Telegram
Port Arthur
Star- Telegram
Oklahoma
Tels
Card of Thanks From the Braden Family
Card of thanks to Bagie Lake community for floral offerings and support after the death of Adam Braden. Signed by Mrs. Adam Braden and children. Also a used 1930s era automobile for sale with mileage and price listed and a fresh milk cow from D I Isenhower of Lamesa Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagie Lake
Adam Braden
Salm
D. I. Isenhower
Liasle
Tex
Local notes from Lissie with fire scare and social visits
Lissie residents report a fire near a gasoline stove causing minor damage at the home of Mr and Mrs F Iyenhower. The column also notes visitors Mrs W D DeWitt and Mrs Teshero, farm women meeting, a Texas Farm Women feast planned, a surprise birthday party for Johnnie Starr, and a serious illness of Mrs J M Byeritt improving. Bart at Burgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Graves
Famiy
Indiana
F. Iyenhower
J. M. Everltt
Wharton
W. G. Wood
Oakdale
W. D. DeWitt
Texas
Johnnie Starr
Johnnie
Old Maids' Convention to Be Given by Romus Klub
The Eagle Lake area old maids plan a January 12 convention at Fraza's open house. A humorous show features Prof Pinkerton and a cast from Romus Klub with 50 cent admission for adults and 25 cents for children. Proceeds go to pay for school auditorium scenery and curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Frazas
Prof
Pinkerton
Eagie Tike
Komus Klub
Old Maids
Mary Ann Barnes
Old Matus
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Purity
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that purifies the blood and enriches it with iron and quinine. It claims to improve appetite, restore color to the cheeks, combat malaria and grip germs, and that it is palatable enough for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Eagle
Zake Beadlight
Taiton
AITON
Nottawa News Notes
Warner King
Bro. King
King
Estet Burgers
Mrs
J. M. Byeritt
Bart At
Burgers
Griffith
Rex. Theatre
W. Grove
Int Printing
Erade
Hemmermill Bona
Bova
Ke Yew
Romus Klub
CS Alamo Lumber
Elo “Cymiddlebrook
Lee Pass
TERAS
J. L. Gray
E. B. Beers
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