China Creek History and Early Local Pioneers
Doc McNeill recounts the China Creek area’s settlement from 1872, detailing land purchases, a log cabin on the San Saba river, early encounters with Native Americans, schooling origins at China and nearby communities, and the founding of China’s church and school districts. He notes families, teachers, and ministers involved in the 1880s to 1900s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Brown
Guy Brown
Rogan
San Saba
Beveridge Bridge
China Creek
Father
Wiley Williams
Wiley
China Knob
Harkeyville
A. M. Sanderson
T. Y. Elton
James Turner
Lampasas
Riley Harkey
Selers
Brownwood Road
C. W. Lindsey
Mat McGuire
Laura McGuire
Sam Smith
Alis Turner
Riley Roberts
Lu Turner
Lee Eubanks
Lammie Turner
Bud Turner
Ellen Till
Tom McNeill
Victoria Till
Doc McNeill
Alice Till
A. J. McNeill
Katy
John Hughes
Bob Smith
Tom Roberds
Gordon Roberds
George Roberds
Pearl Roberds
Neal Brown
Maumee Brown
Ruf Hinyard
Henry Harkey
Ella Harkey
T. J. Till
Richland Springs
Brother Biggs
Charley Biggs
J. A. Prichard
Church of Christ
Munlinn
W. P. Smith
Henrietta Smith
Baptist Church List
M. C. Brown
E. §. Brown
Mat Brown
John W. Smith
R. H. Hinyard
Calvin Rainey
S. C. McCarley
George, Neal and
Bett Hendricks
Tom Hendricks
S. H. Smith
A. R. Brown
G. T. Monk
Methodist Church New Sunday Schedule With Pastor Absent
The Methodist services next Sunday omit the evening preaching service. Church school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 a m junior and Hi League at 7 p m. The pastor will be away teaching at Kerrville Young People Assembly returning for morning worship Sunday. Misses Winnie Mae Barker and Nila McDaniel attend summer school at John Tarleton College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Assembly
Kerrville
Winnie Mae Barker
Nila McDaniel
John Tarleton College
Bend By Gimlet and Dearth of Pecan Trees
A lengthy diary style digest covers recent rain, crop yields, and farming notes in Texas. It notes half an inch of rain, corn and potatoes, onions, berries, grapes, and a record harvest. It details pecan tree losses to the taseborer and a plan to plant trees in public yards. It mentions CCC projects in Travis County, Padgett’s legislative achievements including the crippled children bill boosting state aid, and local visits by Mary Chamberlain and F W Farley with hospital and civic notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Harris
Georgetown
Lynn White
Lubbock
Big Springs
Lynn Whits
Brother Buchanan
Darden
Scott
Lampasas
Frank Moors
Court House
San Saba
Nc School
Frank
Frank and I
Travis Representative Sponsors Erosion Bill
Travis County representative Jack Padgett, former newspaperman now in his first Texas House term, helped pass the soil conservation and erosion bill HB 509. The measure mirrors Senate SB 227 and allows farmers to terrace land at low cost with a 10 year no interest payment period, hailed as a key rural gains of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Jack Padgett
House of Representatives
Travis County
Senate
House Journal
Padgett
United States
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SAN Saba Nat'l. Bank
San Saba, Texas
James P. Buchanan
Washington
Patgett
Gardan
Mary Chamberlain
U.T
Uncle Buck) Chamberlain
Coleman
F. W. Farley
Hutton
W. M. Campbell
Fort Worth
E. E. Perry
Tohoka
R. C. Felts
Travis
Cherie Nicholas
Miss Nicholas
Nicholas
Anas eCard
Firestone
ITRES
Indianapolis
Kelly Petillo
al Jenkins
Utah
Firestone Batteries
Delase
Gladys Swarthant
Margaret Sheaks
N. B.C
WRAP
M. R. Weatherby