Alphabet File page 338
Schultz, C. S. Rev. r Main (Ph 55)
Schultz, Chester L., Austin Ln. (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Schultze, Mr. C., Horticulturist and florist from New Orleans, is over attending to Mr. Forester's orchard. (SCE 01/14/1893)
Schurman, R. H. Rev. r Ioor Av., Clermont Harbor (Ph 50)
Schwall, Anite Margaret, 64, Waveland Cem. 20 Jun 1977 (CEC)
Schwall, J. G. Mrs., 456 Ulman Av. (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Schwall, Louis, rl est 142 Main (Ph 48-49), 136 Main (Ph 50)
Schwall, Louis V. Sr., Kiln Rd., Kiln (Ph 48 thru 55)
August 8, 1918 the Board reconvened. Present were mayor R.W. Webb, alderman W.R. Starr, Louis Schwall (?), ______Ladner, secretary. Absent R. S. Blaize, L. C Carver, _____Jones, city marshall. The board accepted the building and grounds of the Firemans Hall on Second and Ulman Streets and authorized the city attorney to fix the necessary papers for a fee of $30. (VF)
Schwall, Ruth - Bonacker, John, Frances Dishara, Ruth Schwall, Lawina Mitchell, Gertrude Dorn and Louise Davis were on the sick list last month. (The High School Idea, Vol 1, BSL March 1908, 2nd and 3rd grades)
Schwartz, C., r Bordage, Clermont Harbor (Ph 48 thru 50)
Schwartz, C. F. r Lower Bay Rd. (Ph 55)
Schwartz, Ed. G. Waveland Mayor 1920's. (SCEJUB42p28)
Schwartz - Lohman - Schwartz - Bordage - Bourgeois, Research inquiry by M/S Fred J. Bourgeois Jr., 8803 Valley View Drive, Huntsville, Alabama 35802.
Schwartz, Selma. Gave A floundering party along with Annie Crawford. (Daily Picayune 21 Aug 1888 pg. 6).
Schwartz, William, 423 Main (Ph 48 thru 50)
Scianna, Charles C., Hwy 90 (Ph 48 thru 50) Dunbar (Ph 55)
Scianna, John r Hwy 90 (Ph 55)
Scianna, John J. Jr. r 305 N. 2nd. (Ph 55)
Scott, Arlington Wyatt Mr., Real estate. Residence on Main St. a short distance from Court House. (ATG BSL-11 photo)
Scott, Bob Messrs. F. Graves and Bob Scott, reporting on the October 1, 1893, hurricane, say they have reliable information that there are 35 schooners abandoned in the marshes, driven off the oyster reefs.
Each of these vessels carried a crew of from three to six men, and of these but five have been saved.
One of these was blinded by the spray and sand, having drifted on a piece of wreck for fifteen miles and landed on Cat Island.
When found by a passing boat he was in danger of being eaten up by the coons, which were driven to desperation by hunger, and attacked him furiously. He is an Italian. He was dreadfully bitten, but it is thought he will recover.
He was carried to Biloxi.
One luggar was found in the marshes with four dead men lashed to the rigging. They could not be identified. (Picayune, Friday Oct. 6, 1893 p 6 col 7 - VF MJS VII 00479)
Scranton, Mrs. Dr. G.W. and daughters, Misses May, Ruby and Rita Scranton, visited her son, Master Gustav Scranton and Master John Craig, two collegians of St. Stanislaus' commercial college on Friday, while here were the guests of Mrs. C. Gardebled. (SCE 01/14/1893)
Scrimshaw, Walter J., 592 Beach, Waveland (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Scrimshaw's Food Mart, 151 Coleman Av , Waveland (Ph 48 thru 50, 55)
Scules, Doris Mrs., 212 S. Beach (Ph 48-49)
Scully, Mr. and Mrs., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Foerster in Waveland Sunday. (SCE 6/24/1893)
Seaboard Supply Co. (water prfng) 810 N. Beach (Ph 48 thru 50 55)
Sea Brook Cottage- Gragnon, Mrs. A., the hostess of Sea Brook Cottage, entertained the following guests during the week: Mrs. A.C. Clarke, Vicksburg, Miss.; Mr. and Mrs. R.A. Miller, Miss Belle McNamara, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer, Franklin, La.; Miss Katie Shaffer and Miss Lulu Gragnon, Pass Christian Institute, Messrs. Edgar Clarke, A. Clem Dardignac and Shaffer, St. Stanislaus college. (SCE 02/18/1893)
Trousdale, Mr., a prominent business man from New Orleans, was the guest of the "Sea Brook Cottage" on Sunday. (SCE 03/04/1893)
Letorey, Mr. A., one of our esteemed residents, has taken apartments at the Sea Brook Cottage. (SCE 3/25/1893)
Sea Brook Cottage entertained the following guests during the week: Mr. and Mrs. C. Reynolds, Waxahatchie, Tex.; Mr. Dubois, New Orleans; Mrs. A. Alciatore, Mrs. F. Desbon, Mrs. C. Talezac, Miss M. Villac, Miss Emily McCabe, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mailhes and daughters, Mr. Wm. Flores, Mr. Jos. Chiapells, New Orleans, Mrs. A.P. Shaffer, Franklin, La.; Master Bennie Shaffer, St. Stanislaus college. (SCE, 6-171893)
Gragnon, Mrs. A., of Sea Brook Cottage, entertained Mrs. M. L. Meredith and sons, Monroe, La.; Mr. E. E. Luca, New Orleans; John Schwat, and daughter, New Orleans, Mrs. E. Desobrey and son, Plaquemine, La.; Mrs. W. R. Bryan, Mrs. Fred Wiggans, Mrs. M. Hogh, Mrs. L. Sailor, Mrs. A. Alelatore, Mrs. R. Welsh, Mr. Harry Beck, Misses Gussie and Annie Raymond, Mrs. J. J. Labry and son, Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. C. Talezac, all of New Orleans; Masters Linus Desobrey, Andrew Caneza, Henry Montadon, Willie J. Sailor, St. Stanislaus College. (SCE 7/1/1893)
"Sea Brook Cottage" entertains Mrs. C. Talezac, New Orleans; Mrs. M. Tornille, M. L. Meridith and sons, Monroe, La.; Mrs. L. Berzaudun, Mrs. Maillres, Mrs. S. Alciatore, Miss Emily McCabe, Miss Alice Maillres, Mrs. Schultz, Mr. H. Beck, Miss Annie Raymond, Miss Jessie Raymond,Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond, and Mrs. T.J. Raymond, Mr. Willie Raymond, Mr. E.M. Lindager, Miss Leber, Mr. Louis Lever, Mr. Victor Cornille, Mrs. E.H. Shream, Miss I. Beineau, Master Harold Stream, New Orleans; Mrs. Trousdale, son and daughter, Monroe, La.; Mr. Jules Alciatore, New Orleans. (SCE 7/15/1893)
Sea Coast Advertiser - Geiger and Whitfield proprietors, 1887 A.R. Hart purchased paper and changed name to Gulf Coast Progress and edited it until 1929. (SCE Jubilee 1942).
SEA COAST ECHO
Established by C. G. Moreau on 9 Jan 1892. He had two partners, W. L. May and A. G. Osoicach.
Founded in 1882 (1892? CHG *) by Charles G. Moreau, shortly afterward took partner A. G. Osoinach. (ATG pBSL-7, photos of Moreau and Osoinach). (* Note different decade - Note also, the Golden Jubilee edition was in 1942 indicating that the date of 1892 is most likely)
Sea Coast Echo first edition 9 Jan 1892, 1000 copies, was printed in Pass Christian because the presses did not arrive in time. Plant was first housed in a frame building belonging to Ben Lane Posey which stood 1000 feet offshore. New building contracted in 1902 and completed in 1903. Designed by John Henry (Godchaux building N.O.) and built by G. G. Gardebled. (SCE Jubilee 1942 pg 19)
SEA COAST ECHO, editor, really wishes Christmas would come more than once a year if favored the same as the just past 25th. We were well remembered in almost every way possible, and to say the least there are not sufficient letters in the alphabet to express our appreciation by words. The following-named have the editor's thanks: R.B. McWilliams & Co., Galveston, Texas; Miss Marie Richards, New Orleans; Miss A. Wagner, Bay St. Louis; Very Rev. Father H. Leduc, Rev. Father Alphonse, Bay St. Louis; Mr. J. Barere, 271 Laurel St., New Orleans; Miss F. Gardebled, Bay St. Louis; Mr. Morris Stein, Plaquemine parish, La.; G. A. Levy, Bay St. Louis; and a party signing "Santa Claus" , and our relatives. (SCE 12/31/1892)
Orders for our boom edition continue to roll in. We have just received an order for 100 from Messrs. G.W. Dunbar's Sons, making, up to date, the round number of 2500 copies in addition to our regular circulation. A real estate agent, on the coast, is thinking of ordering 1000 copies to send abroad. (SCE 04/22/1893)