05 Feb 1943
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1943
Page
1
Dr. George W. Cox, State Health Officer, issues a public warning about influenza in Texas. He urges isolation of patients to prevent spread and outlines measures such as avoiding crowds, hand washing, fluids, proper nutrition, outdoor exercise, sleep, and seeking medical advice if fever appears.
City transit announced a timetable adjustment causing earlier arrivals and smoother transfers. Officials cited improved driver routes and updated stop sequencing to reduce congestion.
Principal M. J. King advocates a rigorous program combining interscholastic athletics to instill discipline in Negro students. He urges control of personal power, group coordination, and rapid focus on common goals to boost morale, stressing parental and teacher roles in uplifting the race amid handicaps.
The week brings spring like temperatures that may herald a winter blast later. Forecasters warn of a sharp change with strong winds and potential snow, leaving residents unsure whether to shed layers or brace for a deep chill.
Mrs Vida Legett was in Houston Sunday and Monday. Miss Alice Martin shopped in Houston Friday. Jack Dalton of Houston was a business visitor here Friday. Rev G Z Sadler visited Houston Tuesday. Others include Mr and Mrs W D Cooper in Richman. Mrs Willie Wilpitz in Sealy. Carl Schlipf of Katy on business. Raymond Witt of Houston. Mrss Amelia Sturm and Mr Albert Glueck in Sealy. W D Mills in Houston. Billy Wood visiting Waller. C J Rheman and son Casper in Houston. Mr and Mrs Max Wander in Houston. Oma Muske of Ellington Field with his wife. subscriptions renewed by Charles Sohmer and David Agopian. Mrs A H Wilpitz, Mrs Ella Highrabedian in Houston on business. Miss Frances Hammerling in Houston. A K Brookshire at the Hempstead gas ration board. Norma Frances Wonigan home from Texas EH Martin duties. Dr Martin and Andrew Neelley in Hempstead. Mrs Anna Bains returned from a relatives visit in Houston.
Funeral services were held for Wyatt Wes ly Chaney six year old son of Mr and Mrs Richard Ernest Chaney of Hearne at Hempstead former home of the family He died Sunday afternoon after contact with a high voltage wire near the old ice plant.
Mrs David Agopian and daughter Joe Ann visited Houston on Wednesday. G L Buller is seriously ill with typhus in a Houston sanatorium. Bond Griffiths honeymooned and visited Z K Beyler. Avery and Gostecnik couples visited Houston. Mrs Ed Entrop left for Norfolk to join her navy husband. Laas and Muske attended an REA directors meeting in Bellville. Wilpitzes and Feigans conducted Hempstead business. H W Schulte of Baytown spent part of the week with his parents. Muske and Gra attended a Boyston nephew D Bemus funeral. Mrs K D Muske of San Antonio visits Muske’s family. Perry Roberts family in Memphis visiting sister Roy W Berschwale. will stop in New Orleans on return.
Judy Garland M G Kelley renovates interior of Front street business property and installs a cement floor. Notary work and wills prepared. Judge Anderson at The Times office. W R D Mancock of the seed loan division says he will visit each Friday during planting season and accepts eligible loan applications.
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