Disparate notes on banking, industry and local notices
The text reviews banking in the Brnd field, noting denouits rise from leasing activity and steady discipline. It contrasts Ta Texas growth with Van Zandt area developments, mentions stalled processing, and refers to forthcoming prizes in a local event. It also praises Avalon Theatre staff and local printer J C Wilson for fine ads and artwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brnd
Rin van Zandt Caun
Texas
Avalon Theatre
Fred G. Frnka
J. Cc. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Garwood Parents Host Successful Carnival Night
On Friday October 25 the Garwood Parent-Teacher Association held a well attended carnival. A free school program preceded the event, entertaining attendees, followed by a lively carnival with shows and numerous food stalls. Proceeds were turned over to the PTA treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Garwood
Parent-Teachier Association
Witte Hent-Adm
Local Happenings and Community Notices
Weekly coastal visit reports and family trips include Bart Smith, A J Darby, Julian Beckinsy, and Ruth Thomas. Church activities note monthly Wiling Workers meeting and Reverend Newman Holy Land lectures drawing crowds. Lost shawl and reminders about duck hunting season appear alongside local humor about Brat Smothers and ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Smith
A. J. Darby
Kongsville
Houston
Julian Beckinsy
Brownsville
Charles Cassey
Ruth Thomas
Glen Sunderman
M. Lee
Lee
Messra Clyde
Clarence Taylor
Port Laveen
Holy Land
L. Newman
Helly
Ming Ruth Causey
Columbus
Arthur Anderson
Caney Valley Hospital
Wharton
Hallowe en Carnival Brightens Garwood School Weekend
Local readers report a full house for the Halloween Carnival at the Garwood schoolhouse on Friday night. Visitors from nearby towns joined students for a lively program and successful booths to raise funds for school purposes.
Scout Officers Elected At Regular Friday Meeting
Fifteen scouts attended with one candidate. officers chosen include Fallén and Dromgoole as leaders and Merlin Ney as quartermaster. After the meeting the group played a “bringing home the bacon” game. the Eagle patron was declared after a close contest, and seven scouts remained to uphold patrol standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallén
Dromgoole
Merlin Ney
Howard Cearnal
Matthews School Carnival Draws Huge Crowd and $80
The Hallowe'en carnival at Matthews school house on Wednesday night, organized by teachers Miss Lucy Rogers and Miss Florence Mae Roberts, drew a packed crowd. Proceeds reached 80 dollars with a box of candy awarded to Mrs. L. McLellan on the first ticket drawn. Superintendent W. C. Reed spoke and a school program followed amid lively contests including a banana eating event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews School
Lucy Rogers
Florence Mae Roberts
Rogers
Roberts
A. W. Braun
Verner Matthews
Weimar Hatchery Officials Host Barbecue Lunch
Weimar Texas October 30 honoring Smith Incubator Company officials from Cleveland Ohio and others sponsored a barbecue luncheon at the new hatchery. H J Laws acted as toastmaster and J O Boettcher spoke as principal speaker. The Evangelical Society supervised the luncheon. Hatchery founder Schiptinger, active since 1907, runs facilities in Moyton Flatonia Hinslettsville East Bernard Schulenburg Sweet Vome Wallis and Welmar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weimar
Tex
Smith Incubator Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Gi. Behtetinger
Sanitary Match
Evangelical Society of the Lutheran Church
Schiptinger
Moyton
Flatonia
Hinslettsville
East Bernard
Schulenburg
Sweet Vome
Wallis and Welmar
Halloween Carnival at Local School Tonight
The Halloween carnival will be held in the high school building this evening following the Columbus-Hagle Lake foot ball game. Attendees are invited to enjoy an early start program with fun stunts and spectacle.
Pastors Returns and Local Family Notes at East Bernard
The pastor Wilson announces the start of a new conference year at Engle Lake and asks for guidance to serve the congregation. Gallien away for six ty days, Lock covers his shift at the East Bernard local tower while the family stays near Sekinkoth Bay. Former Eagle Lake residents Weatmoreland Hud son and Ralph Nathan are in El Paso for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Lake
Sin
Hoeses
Pyry
Henry_ Walker
Inka Boy
Eien Be Remy
Blue Laundry
West Texas
Joe Billy Weatmoreland
J. F. Hudson
Eagle Lake Boys
el Paso
Ralph Nathan
Faigle Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Penney CO
Eagle Lake
the Avalon
New York
Ivhes Popewey
Fermin Watenotee
Coll Sten
Peneton
N. Fan Durintes
Pelestins Tolephene Hleinan Teenntial Warretntiie Arete
Clarence F. Hutches Alamo National Bank
San Antonio
van Zandt
Dal 1 Journal
Sike Kimonn
Louise Shop
Fin Arnival AF Garwood
Lissie
Reed
Jake Smothers
J. R. Pinchback l
John Joseph
L. A. Snow
Bensley
L. Raver
Kenedy
W. K. Lehrer
Dorothy
Billie
Victor Skarke
Sugar Land
Hey
Joe Ludwig
Richard Skarke
F. W. Goodell
Wallace Goodell
Alma Dale Pinch
Fonight
Mart Cole
Avalon
Carl Milentz
Vitaphone
Mack Sennett
Constabule” News Orchestra
Larry Ceballos
Roof Garden
Metro Comedy
Patsy Ruth Miller
Jack Mulhall
Talking Picture News
Collegians
Buzz Banton
Methodist Church
Wilson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!