Rose-White Return From Columel's Mond Bosses
Rose White returns from a visit to grandmother Mrs Nims York after spending a week with Eagle family. They left Saturday for Eidgeor for a week's stay before returning home in Sen Amine.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
8
Rose White returns from a visit to grandmother Mrs Nims York after spending a week with Eagle family. They left Saturday for Eidgeor for a week's stay before returning home in Sen Amine.
Fripay officials announce an old fiddlers contest at Wharton on Friday with likely local performers. The notice highlights a community musical gathering and hints at participation by regional fiddling clubs.
A garbled notice highlights an old-time dance and a Baca orchestra performance at a hall. The fragment mentions a large crowd or weapons near the event and hints at a schedule or banter about dancing, notebooks, rulers, and school supplies at Luna's.
The junior Cowboys group led by Lee Aller and Shelly L will perform two dances at Mentz Tall. The Tar program features entertainment by the Junior Cowboys and starts at 8 o’clock. This group previously performed at Avalon last Saturday night.
A fire destroyed the Schindler home on Bart Tuesday. The building eased losses and a small amount of cash was found among the remains. Mr and Mrs Schindler escaped with only the clothes on their backs.
A fragmented local listing shows Mrs tamales and Lae eateries, ads for rent and sale of goods, turkey talk, and notices from businesses in Weimar Texas including The Boettcher Co and AEB Dairy products. The page reads like a bias of classifieds with school supplies and entertainment notices.
The writer recalls the Blue Ridge region near Stickford Gap and Castleman's Inn, noting quartzite ledges, drifting boulders, and panoramic views from Mount Gilead. Mentioned are Linchpin sites like the Shenandoah River, Snicker’s Gap, and Braddock’s route, with family ties to General Washington and a tour through Loudoun Valley.
Fulton Dromgoole succeeds George Crim as manager of the Gulf Filling Station at Lake Avenue and Main Streets. Known locally as Tucker, he is a Bayle Lake figure in business circles and plans to offer a full line of accessories alongside oil and gasoline. The notice mentions Scheffer Foratin Fens and Powell and others in connection with the local motor trade.
A fragmented reminiscence describes Mount Gilead, its Civil War ties, Mosby's raids, and a famed old tree replaced by a viewing site. The text notes heavy rains, vibrant Virginia scenery, and an invigorating mountain breeze as visitors admire the valley from the new overlook.
The page lists race tallies and candidate names across many offices including Governor Alfred, Attorney General McCraw, Rail Commission, Supreme Court justice Lattimore, and state legislators. Figures show scores and vote tallies for multiple candidates such as Woodul, Moore, Smith, Wilson, and Edmanel, with several districts and terms abbreviated in dense, OCR‑heavy text.
A scanned list of names from a 1934 class roster fragment includes many students such as Rosemary Armstrong, Louis Bulas Jr, Cecilia Eetes, Alice Dostat, Dorothy Ur, Beulah Hud, Betty Jeckinz, Ruch Johnson, Leis Jones, Jane Smith, Thelma Frukkes Zemicka, Joe Andercrine Dar Beni, LeRoy Land, Samuel Martin, John Joseph Pinchback, Orville Powers, Dr. Leslie Sodergren, and others, with additional surnames and initials scattered throughout. The legible portion suggests a high school or preparatory school enrollment listing from 1934, though many names are cut or garbled.
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