Viva Gonzalez and a Texas boy captain of Villa's army
A Baytown historian recounts how Raquel Gonzalez learned her father Jesus Gonzales fought with Pancho Villa and Zapata. The 11 year old joined as a horse tender, became Villa's captain, served as a spy, was wounded thrice, and later settled in Texas. The tale links a local family to the Mexican Revolution and a 1988 Texas Monthly feature.
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Unite at home and church to build a united family portrait
Baytown resident Sonia Barrett urges unity from home to church to nation in a Sun News column. She compares families to a missing puzzle piece and calls for unity to counter division, crime, and fear while promoting Resurrection Sunday renewal.
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Hailstorm Hits Hill Country Camp Trailer
A Hill Country resident reports a severe hailstorm at a temporary camp trailer during house construction. Golf ball sized hail shattered skylights, flooded the trailer, and forced shelter in a barn. Neighbors aided cleanup, leaves stripped trees, and the author fears impact on fruit and pecan crops while hoping for a peach harvest next year. Jane Howard Lee notes.
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