Dimes March Boat Races Draw 2000 Channelview Attendees
More than 2000 people attended boat races yacht rides and a barbecue in Channelview Saturday and Sunday raising nearly 600 for the March of Dimes. General Chairman T L Doc Satterwhite noted teens from the San Jacinto Aqua Skiers and a yacht ride by Red Adair drew crowds. Mary Angus Jones led planning with Buck's Lone Star Playboys providing music and a 50 cent adult and 15 cent child admission proceeds go to the fund.
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Funeral services announced for Mrs Ina Price in Conroe
Funeral services will be held in Conroe Wednesday for Mrs Ina Price who died early in Montgomery in Conroe. She was a sister of J E McDaniel of 1812 West Iowa.
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Ina Price
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Scientists To Use Wampum Belt Made By Hiawatha
In Philadelphia an historic Iroquois wampum belt has been adopted by a global science congress as the emblem for its first American meeting Sept 1-9 at the University Museum. Dr William N Fenns urged the symbol noting the belt bears five nations Mohawk Oneida Onondaga Cayuga Seneca with the central tree representing Onondaga Castle.
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Coffee Day Friday Powers Polio Drive Fundraising
Community cafes and drugstores will host a Coffee Day Friday to benefit the March of Dimes polio research and treatment drive. Proceeds from coffee purchases at 20 counters, aided by Mrs. Robert Berger, support polio campaigns. Participating venues include Legesii’s Drug, TriCi Pharmacy, Wooster Pharmacy, Bank Grill, and others.
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1956 Furniture Longer Lower People To Squat On Couches Big And Wide
Chicago report on the 1956 home furnishings market describes longer lower racier yet softer furniture with wide seats curved tables and new mixed materials. Designers note a shift from stark modern lines toward rounded shapes and elegant details while prices may rise to fund updated styles.
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Cambridge
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Burned Channelview youths moved to Galveston hospital
Two Channelview boys aged 10 and 11 were burned in a Monday early morning fire that destroyed their home. Transported by ambulance to Jacinto City then Pasadena and finally John Sealy hospital in Galveston, Terry Westbrook suffered 80 percent second degree burns while Clifford Westbrook had 20 percent second degree burns and was in fair condition. The boys escaped via a second story window as the living room ceiling began to cave in. Their mother awoke to the blaze and rushed out as the fire department arrived. their father was elsewhere at the time.
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A. H. Carroll
Noon Callwae item remains unclear in OCR stream
The provided OCR fragment is fragmented and unreadable, lacking clear names dates or actionable facts. No distinct persons organizations places or events can be reliably identified to craft a proper summary.
This Farmer Really Got Big Payment
London up a Ministry spokesman said farmer Dave Lloyd received a zero pound zero shilling zero pence mis payment as a divestock deficiency payment. Parking in Boston saw many motorists tagged downtown paying fines totaling 478.
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Ministry of Mood Fur Stock
Daved Lloyd
Taconic
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