Crosby Residents See Czechoslovakia Visit Planned
Crosby residents Mrs Theo Smesny and Mrs Joe Smesny of Eastgate plan a month long trip to Czechoslovakia, visiting relatives in Mistech and Hranice. They depart from Houston airport and expect to return July 15, visiting Prague by train. The cruise includes family ties and local church attendance events in Texas and San Antonio contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idell Anderson
Crosby
Theo Smesny
Joe Smesny
Eastgate
Comuny
Czechoslovakia
Mistech
Joo V. Smastny
Hranice
Houston
Prague
United States
Jonesny
H.R. Morgan
Assembly of God Church
Morgan
J. T. Kinnard
T. W. Aiken
Council
South Texas
Assemblies of God
Wichlita
San Antonio
Paul Towenburg
Kansas
Aiken
Hurricane Safety and FHA Committee Assignments Noted
The column warns readers to avoid flood dangers after a hurricane and to boil water if service is disrupted. It also lists 1965 66 Crosby Sorosis Club committee assignments across programs membership publicity yearbook and more with names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firs Plyo
FHA
Larry Cooper
Crosby Sorosis Club
Allison Koonce
L. Anderson
Beth Lyon
George Gladney
T. T. Ransom
L. L. Anderson
Robert D. Cunningham
Herman
Frances Drury
D. B. Bynum
Leslie Hinton
R. B. Reynolds
Frank Woodard
Paul McGuire
Cullen Cranfill
Builders of Men and Teachers Pride in Faithful Mentors
A grandfather reflects on teachers who shaped him from Exeter to Haverford and Columbia. He recalls Billy Fiske, Mike Crosby, Victor Spooner, Maude Bassett, Gore, Dr. Harold Goddard, and J Russell Smith as pivotal educators. Praises Lyndon Johnson’s education push and urges youths to stand for convictions, becoming builders of men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Perry
Exeter
Billy Fiske
Mike Crosby
Victor Spooner
Swathmere College
Maude Bassett
Gore
Harold Goddard
Columbia
Ue Inspiri
J. Russell Smith
America
Lyndon Johnson
Brownwood San Angelo Trains To Be Stopped
The Tex Railroad Commission approved the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railway to discontinue passenger trains 77 and 78 between Brownwood and San Angelo after a Jan 14 San Angelo hearing with no opposition. Santa Fe cited canceled mail contracts and low passenger volume. No.7 from Brownwood and No.73 from San Angelo to make final runs June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
San Angelo
Mineral Wells Hotel Baker Reopens After Closure
The Baker hotel in Mineral Wells opens tonight after a two year closedown. A gala ceremony marks the refurbished spa returning to full use after Earl Baker closed it in May. Three bands will play poolside terrace and Brazos club areas for the expected large crowd of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Hotel
Earl Baker
On & Terrace
Brazos Club
Lynda Johnson Honored by White Mountain Apache Tribe
Lynda Bird Johnson, 21, daughter of the President, was inducted as an honorary member of the White Mountain Apache tribe in a brief ceremony. Tribal chairman Lester Oliver read an adoption resolution as an Apache chant echoed softly. The event featured a ceremonial burden basket gift and attire as part of tribal hospitality during her two week visit to Grasshopper, near the University of Arizona archaeology school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Johnson
University of Arizona Archaeologicl School
Grasshopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theo. Smesny
van May
Darrell Wilkerson
Raymond Smesny
Robert Smesney
John Fielder
Anton Smesney
Joe Smesney
Dayton
Alvin Kulak
Thomas Leibham
Crosby and
Airs
Johnny Manel
Louie Smesny
Jerry Smesnny
Emil Smesny
Crosby Assembly of God
Jonell Buckles
God
Buckles
YHA
Linda D. Franta
Cynthia Malehar
Monica Malthar
Barbara James
Shirley Tyler
Karen Henson
Sandra Aldrich
Crosby Chapter
Northshore High School
Westheimer
Kirby
Webster
Gulf Freeway
NASA
Ford
Murtang
Sheed Holton
Texas
The
National Association of Fire Equipment Distribution
NAFED
Coast Guard
State Board OF Insurance
Baytown Fire Protection
Homer Lammons
Baytown
White House
Viet Nam
Mississippi
Mineral Wells’ Hotel Baker
Sun
Baytown Sun
Lynda Bird
Baytown-Bayshore
Horda
P.O. Box
Kowston
Fenneys
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