Lossister Enos Wallace to service in Boytown area
Funeral services for Enos Wallace Lossister a 72 year old former Boytown resident who died Tuesday in an Austin hospital are set for Thursday at 3 p.m. at Arthmon Chapel with Rev. Chester Steele officiating. Interment will follow at Memory Gardens under Earthman Funeral Home direction. He leaves a large family including Mrs. Keli King of Boylewns and several others in Michigan Kentucky and Texas. Pallbearers named. Also notes a call to vote for city bonds on Saturday January 27.
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Lassister
Enos Wallace Lossiter
Boytown
Austin
Arthmon Chapel
Chester Steele
Pater
Grace Methodist Church
Memory Gardens
Own
Earthman Funeral Home
Lossister
Laughter
Keli King
Boylewns
Coy Lossiter
Getroit
Mich
Welter Losalter
Murray
Edgar Lossister
Paris
Ténn
Nethon Lonsister
Tampa
Pia
Brey Hendon
A._E. Allen
VE Ratten
T. A. For
Clovis _Ikekmont
Steele McDonald
John HI
Calf Scramble Dinner Honors Baytown Sponsors at Exposition
Cecil Finley of Liberty High honors Baytown sponsors who fund calf scrambles at Trinity Valley Exposition. The 1961 program awarded 35 calves, with sponsors donating 370 calves totaling 50,600 dollars plus trophies and awards. Baytown 4H and REL FFA members benefited. local officials and teachers praised the program for youth cattle industry growth.
Harris County Surpasses 1961 U.S. Savings Bond Goal
Harris County sold 20,195,226 in U.S. Savings Bonds in 1961 led by M. E. Montrose as county chairman. The total reached 95.2 percent of the county goal with December sales at 1,689,884. Texas state totals stood at 155,694,292 for the year, 4.3 percent above the statewide goal.
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U.S
Harris County
M. E. Montrose
Palmer
Zavala
Hunt
Foard
Montgomery
Kimble
Raines
Runnels
Texas
Man awarded damages after collision with dog in London
A London man received 33 pounds 15 shillings in damages after his truck hit a stray St. Bernard that darted from a storefront into the road. The court ruled the animal responsible for the incident and set the compensation at about 96.50 dollars.
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London
Calf Scramble Participants Gather for 1961 Club Dinner
Boys worn Calves in the calf scrambles at the 1961 Trim e macre thet ien men w se calves were given an opportunity to meet and discuss the program Monday night at dinner at the Tower. In the upper picture four 4-H Club calf winners and their fathers E. Herrington Mike Herrington Mack Warren Fred Herrington and O B Warren. Below are REL Future Farmers winners and their sponsors Landing Jom Btéring Dayton Charles Murphy Baytown Hiweols Bert Black. FFA boys Donne Cowart Jegs Maybdin and Bim Jacobs.
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E. 5. Herrington
Mike Herrington
Mack Warren
Fred Herrington
O. B. Warren
REL Future Farmers
Jom Btéring
Dayton
Charles Murphy
Baytown Hiweols Club
Bert Black
FFA
Donne Cowart Jegs Maybdin
Bim Jacobs
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Cecil Finley
Liberty High Shot
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the Tower
James Ethridge
Robert E. Lee High School
REL
Future Farmers of America
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Dick Carroll
Anahuac
Warren Griffin
Anahuac High School
Jim Sterling
Orea
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REL Agriculture
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Robert L. Webb
Internal Revenue
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Johnny Preston
Nesadel Club
Mickey Gilley
Spencer GR
Matheme
Minnesota
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Matherne
West Pearce
A&m Photo Shop
Hoffpauir's Grocery and Market
Roegelien
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