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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
The text lists newsroom leadership and staff roles including Evelyn Wayland as Editor-in-Chief and names such as Barton Dailey Marie Vardeman Verena King Carla Mar Stafford and Grace Henry among editors and staff.
Hazel Smith compiles a sugary school poem sung by underclassmen about the Seniors of 33 and 23. They hope the graduates face life with humor, defend the underclass, and remember their friends as they move on to fame and distant paths.
Summer school opens Monday June 12 for high school and grammar pupils. Enrollments for high school courses should report to the high school building on Friday June 9 at 9 a.m. Mrs O B Mosley listed among those planning the vacation. Mr and Mrs George Nalls and Master Billie Frank left Monday for Dallas to visit Noel Nal and family and then proceed to Arp to see Mrs W M Ellige, a sister, accompanied by Miss Flora Mae Brown.
Mr H A Onstot assumes charge as Field Inspector for the Crop Production Loan Office in San Saba County. He is described as highly capable and of good moral standing. The outgoing official notes strong repayment records in the county, with 95 percent in District No 10 of Texas for 1932, and pledges full cooperation with loan holders and the Department.
The first loan from the 200 million fund to refinance farm mortgage debt and aid redemption of foreclosed farms was issued in Texas this week for 53 000 to a Brazo r ia county farmer and stockman. A. P. Graves reports the program is organizing to handle more business and J E Hagan is named local San Saba county correspondent. Miss Auval Brown of McAlester Oklahoma, a Baylor graduate and former San Saba student, spends vacation with relatives and serves as head of science in McAlester schools and leader of the local AAUW branch.
Clayton Walters of Overton earned his second degree in the Masonic lodge while Otis Abbott, son of Mr and Mrs John Abbott, visited the lodge Saturday night. Otis, a former citizen, is remembered as a bright Mason by the Walters family.
The county church schedules a Sunday meeting with guest speakers Dr D. H. Henderson Dr E. A. Prince Rev J. B. Bates to discuss a southern Baptist evangelistic campaign. Dates include Pecan Grove June 25 Harkeyville June 25 San Saba July 9 Wallace Creek July 25 with Rev. Watkins and Lawson directing. Claude Lawson elected educational director with his wife to lead music and education work.
Mrs Lute Bright of Walker Minnesota reports losing 20 pounds from June 28 1932 to January 10 1933 after taking Kruschen Salts. She claims a doctor warned of gall stones and an operation but Kruschen exceeded her expectations. She promotes daily half teaspoonful in hot water before breakfast and notes a 4 week jar costs a small amount at City Drug Store.
Mrs C B Lambert is worse again while Mrs Clay Hendricks improves in hospital. Clay, babies, and mother visited Sunday. Malachi Rogers moved back from Seguin and spent weekend with his mother. D W Smith and Misses Coy and Catherine Cheek visited Everett Tally's Sunday. Alice Anderson visited her brother Clarence Sunday. Uncle Jim Longley stays week with A Longley. Leon Longley family returned from a Goldthwaite trip. Alice Anderson visits Mrs Rose Behrens. San Saba residents stay in Verne Tyler home. Frances Tyler of China Creek visits. Joe Porter and a Mr Smith from Cat Claw stay with Mac Tyler. Longleys attend San Saba grammar school graduation. Leonard Longley graduates. W R Payne and JC Lengley ship about 300 head of sheep to Fort Worth market.
The San Saba region recalls the Cherokee storm of June 5 1897 with intense winds, hail, and a near hurricane. Destruction streaked through Kuykendall and Walker properties with torn roofs, collapsed barns, and crops ruined. Lone survivors describe flying debris, lifelike weather oddities, and residents aiding others as a storm center moved near Wiley Kuykendall.
Stop chills and fever with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It contains tasteless quinine to kill the infection and iron to build up the blood. Safe for children, pleasant to take, and advertised as useful for old and young. Get a bottle at any store.
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