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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1937
Page
4
Henry Hauck underwent a knee level leg amputation after suffering arterial complications. The article notes extensive prior health issues and recent medical procedures at a local hospital. In a separate item, Mrs. Sam Stanford hosted a swing party for friends and neighbors.
A 1937 Max Berns essay notes the first century of the Supreme Court shaped by limits on state power and conflicts between state laws and the federal constitution. It argues the Court prevented dissolution by constraining state actions and upholding federal supremacy.
Delighted attendees include Mrs B Brown Mrs Sallie Hampton Mrs Ethel Dryden and Mrs Mary Collins at a Friday luncheon. J H Callicott in Navasota midweek. Joe Brown and family from Houston visited relatives. Kluna brothers from Houston were in town last week. Gus Wilde 78 died Tuesday at daughter L E Hawkins Hempstead home. Funeral 3 PM Wednesday at Shiloh. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters. Robert McDade Hempstead business visitor Thursday. Charles Flukinger visiting. Emeric Grachalla at Kickapoo and Evelyn Cook visiting sister Mrs George Mohr Old Washington Sunday. Sam Stanford a Houston business visitor Monday. Ed Beard Alvin visitor last week. John Ogg reported sick. H S Smith W F Donaldson-in-law improving after jaw infection in El Paso.
A traditional feast features roast turkey with pecan dressing and cranberry sauce. Side dishes include celery hearts English peas buttered asparagus tips snowflake potatoes shredded egg plant with mushroom sauce Waldorf salad and pumpkin pie. Fresh hot biscuits accompany the meal.
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