Mazochs Take Monterrey Trip After St Joseph Nuptials
Albert Leopold Mazoch and Mollie Ann Shoemaker wed at St Joseph's Catholic Church. The couple, with double ring ceremony officiated by Rev M A Hebert, plans to live at 2008 New Jersey after a Monterrey trip. Bride wore nylon tulle Chantilly lace gown. details noted. Groom is son of Mrs Barbara Mazoch, 2120 Maryland. both are Baytown residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leopold Mazoch
Mollie Ann Shesmaker
Monterrey
Mex
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
M. A. Hebert
Weldon Herring. Orga
Imogene
Normagene Lauland
Pregenie Music
J. F. Shoemaker
Mont Belvieu
Lindsey Shoemaker
Corpus Christi
J. 7. Robinson
Couple To Reside In Bryan After New Orleans Trip
After a wedding trip to New Orleans, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Charles Olds will reside at 400 College Main apartment five, Bryan. The bride, the former Nan Marie Terrill, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer G. Terrill of Baytown. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Olds of Abilene. The double ring ceremony was conducted at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Robert Ingram and Rev. M. S. Jordan presiding. The couple’s reception followed at the Griffin home. Both families announced plans for the couple’s future in Bryan as they begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feta
Carrie Jean Sasser
Texas
Madelyn Neumann
Braumont
John I. Mazoch
Willie Plocheck
Ed Walton Martin
Gerald N. Party
Pete O'Sullivan
Peggy Mazoch
Patrick Deving
Baytown
Mabel Goss
R. Ains]worth
Rone Lehr
Barbers TH High School
Lee College
Robert BE. Lee
Len Eatege
Barbara Macrovh
Maryland
New Orleans
Frederick Charles Olds
College Main
Bryan
Nan Marie Terrill
Homer G Terrill
Senilling
F. C. Olds
Highland Ave
Abi- Tene
Robert Ingram
Houston
M.S. Jordan
Grace Methodist Church
Carl R. Busch
J. C. Haffpauli Jr
C.F. Griffin
Woodlawn
M. Alillican
Seattle
Wash
Derlene Freeman
Abilene
Lee Ay Willams
Pasaden
Stringer
Mayfield
Highlands
Lee Sailes
Judy Math
F. Griffin Jr
Grant Terrill
Robert BE
Lee Hich
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Leo College
Texas A and AL College
Social Calendar Entries Across Town Tonight
A dense postal style listing shows numerous meetings and gatherings. Activities include the Ral-G guild at Mes. Con ner Smith 1005 Largo at 7 50 pm and the Saw What club at 3190 Missouri at 6 A M 2, plus a PTA alert for a cafeteria event. Also noted are garden sessions at Grace Mechanist church and Bar Fitebets hall, community church and civic group meetings, and multiple home venues across the county with times around 1 am to 4 am and 2 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral-G Guild
Conner Smith
Largo
Mis
Opryshek
Missouri
Lamin
Assurin
Neocafeteria Ak
Grace
Brsani
Fitebets
Oddfinlaws
Ana Airs
T County
Harris Eaainty
Tenohoon
Mark
Mithndigh Ct
W. T. Busch
Si Jo
Sham
Pinch Test Warns About Fat by Waisthine Method
Burlington reports on the Waisthine pinch test from Vermont Health Department's Milla Newland. A rib area pinch over an inch signals possible excess fat and may guide diet advice. Nutritionist Miss Newland says doctor's orders aren’t always needed and emphasizes protein at breakfast to curb midmorning cravings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Milla Newland
Vermont Health Department
Ivo
Frelax
Grandma Bites Footval? Mystery Medical Tale
The readable text hints at a fragmentary report about a grandma and a foot ailment or bite. Names, places, and clear actions are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and garbled words. The piece appears damaged with no coherent event, date, or outcome to confirm.
Oven Cooked Vegetables Save Fuel at Michigan State
Michigan State College nutritionists say oven cooking vegetables yields results as good as boiling and saves fuel. Prepare vegetables in casserole with minimal water, cover and bake at a moderate temperature for an economical main course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Sun Patterns Sell In Fashion Sale Highlights
Notice reads like a torn ad from a Texas or New York market page. It mentions Sun Patterns S5e, Pattern, address blocks, Stide Lumber and Sire, Ballgawn Tex, PATTORN BUREAU Legtown Sun, Box 42, and two week deadlines for C2-Titervy the SPRING. It promises ble fashions in various sizes and prices at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stide Lumber and Sire
Addres Pattorn Bureau
Legtown Sun
Ballgawn
Tex
Chilara Station
York 11
N.Y
Teens Get Annlauded By Superintendent
Omaha Nebu R The younger generation isn t so bad after all says Superintendent Warry Burke of the Omaha public schools He tells the Women s Inter Club Council that the youth are as religious and patriotic as any and that schools are doing a better job Teaching is harder now with discipline issues rising yet fewer fining problems are reported compared with the old days Burke notes the shift from autocratic methods to self discipline requires more effort and yields improved conduct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebu R
Warry Burke
Omaha Public Schools
Burke
Women's Inter-Club Council
Children Of Confederacy elect officers in new Dashiell-Macy chapter
Bridges Jr named president of the newly organized Dashiell Macy chapter of the Children of the Confederacy. First meeting held in Trinity Episcopal guild room with 31 members. Officers include Mary Duke Troxell and Elizabeth Pase Douglas, among others. Guest speaker Mrs. George E. Humphries spoke on Belle Boyd, a Confederate spy. The flag ceremony noted Wisconsin territory flag-raising anniversary. Social hour followed with refreshments and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hillary Bridges Jr
Dashiell-Macy
Children of the Confederacy
Dabney-Goodwin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Trinity Episconal Guild Room
Bridges
Mary Duke Troxell
Elizabeth Pase Douglas
Martha Gray Davis
Edwin Theodore Davis Jr
Elizabeth Dabney Herald
Delph Anderson
Plowden Bridges
Patricia Adrienne Davis
Eugenia Cash
Jell Humphries
John Hary Drouilhet
United States
Texas
Confederate States
Willard Barber
Adrien F. Drouilhet
George E. Humphries
Belle Boyd
Boyd
England
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin
GAR
Mibiett Gray Chapter
United Daughter
Confederacy
Richmond
Virginia
Associated Press
Humphries
Barber
Mia. Crovithet
Wm_ Douglas
Elizabeth Page Douglas
Just Folks Names N Notes Wedding Guests Across States
A Baytown wedding feature lists guests from Seattle Washington Yazoo City Mississippi Houston Abilene Weimar Rosenberg Granger Midfield Beaumont Texas City Corpus Christi Malone and New York. Attendees include Mrs Kyle M Milligan and Mr Mrs Jack McDonald among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
New York
G. J. Rice
William J. Rice
Malone, WY
Excess Calories Cause Troubles in Omaha Talk
A Creighton University biochemist Dr. Victor H. Levine says Americans live on half the calories they consume and the excess calories lead to overweight heart trouble and high blood pressure. He notes modern machinery reduces the need for heavy physical exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
Victor H. Levine
More Adults Study Piano in a Boom Across Nation
New York reports a surge in grownups taking music lessons as the American Music Conference cites a booming lesson business. Dr John Clark Kendel notes adults seek piano for joy and personal growth, with 25 million Americans now playing some instrument and hopes to expand to 185 million. Kendel, former Rocky Mountain News music editor, says piano’s harmony and ease attract late starters and that artistic expression remains the key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Music Conference
John Clark Kendel
Jearning
Blue Danube
Kendel
Perhang
The
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Michigan
Wfe
Sald Kendei
Housewarming Party For Mr and Mrs Casey
Mr and Mrs Billy Casey hosted a housewarming at 404 Chandler on Friday night with cake, coffee and punch. Out of town guests included Mrs W E Casey of Trinity and Mr and Mrs Ray Alston of Houston. Hostesses were Mrs Rayford Strickland and Mrs Herman G Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Casey
Chandler
W. E. Casey
Trinity
Ray Alston
Houstart
Rayford Strickland
Herman G. Smith
Third Graders Learn Shopping Hard Way
Beaver Falls New York third graders from Beaver River Central School visited a silver market in the Adirondacks. Mae Schneeberger led the trip with each child using a personal grocery list and money to spend. The lesson aimed to show arithmetic in everyday life and proved successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
N.Y
Beaver River Central School
Adirondacks
Mae Schneeberner
Ming Schneeberger
Minerva Tea Postponed To March Fourth
The Minerva Study club silver anniversary tea was postponed from February 25 to March 4 after a Friday meeting. Ars L W Meher presented a Panama program, introducing Mrs Leslie Hinton who spoke of personal experiences. A Pentagon sketch was shown by Mrs Lee Tag with hostesses Mrs WW 1K Puderbaugh and Mrs Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Study Club
Ars. L. W. Meher
Panama
Leslie Hinton
Pentagon
Lee Tag
Puderbaugh
Pearce
Hinton
Jack Furbee
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St. Joseph
Albert Mazoch
Bride
Frederick Charles Olds III
Terrill
Pridal
Hallarina
R. 2
Tscherfinger
Carolyn Griffin
Joyce Bean
Texas City
Ray Olds
Tom Connally
A. BE
Tschersinger
Macon Freeman Jr
Ina Jo Freeman
Macon Freeman
Bill Allison
Central Paplis
Chers Rag
Moye Pier
Mra
RH. L. Cal
Miller
GO. Rhoden
Forrest Proewer
WON
Vineun
Curkon
Hotie
Boyett
Highwey Blvd
American Association
of Univer
Bowie
Oo Aan
Treble
Elith
Valentine
Elib
Roger Matthews
Harvey
Clid
Myre
A. Zirlens
Burnes
Ana ml
Pare
Mand
Unity
Kilgore Road
Ter Bayow Methodist Church
Aimless
Fergivon
Wis
South
Hlands
Katherine
Friends of
Vaasa
Ain
Mitch Ir
Wright Blvd
Pont
Yo Marshall
Bioreereb
Lynn Haven
I J
Children of Confederacy
Yazoo City
Miss
Kyle M. Milligan
Nan Terrill
Prederick J. Olds
Yazoo
Jack McDonald
Terrill-Olds
John Henderson
Sae
JO Freeman
J. N. Burditt
Casey
HEW
F. MM. Worden
Mcronald BE
Koh Smith Rd
Dial
Minerva
Kenneth Offerman
American Associatin of University Women
Steele MacDonald
al Melinger
M. B. Morrow
FL Drouilhel
Baytown Launderetta
Appleman
First Baptist
Bank of the Bankrupt
Earl Davis
TSO
W. Texas
Kprc-Tv
S.J. Rogers
Say Rogers Upton
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