Pattison and Houston visitors share holiday weekend
Pattison residents Lillian Koenrek Aileen Gluek and Walter Ebel hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with guests from Houston and Goose Creek. The Arthur Martins from Goose Creek visited Adams community relatives while several Pattison residents attended a dance at Addicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Koenrek
Aileen Gluek
Walter Ebel
Houston
Ebal
Pauline Nieman
Arthur Martins
Goose Creek
Adams Community
Mad Scramble for Gold
The account recalls the Alaska gold rush start with Charley Stanton finding glittering nuggets after melting snow. Fred Ronkendorf recalls the frenzy as thousands moved north, prices surged, and food shortages appeared while workers earned high wages and carried gold into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Stanton
Banks Official Statement of Farmers State Bank of Brookshire
The official financial condition statement for Farmers State Bank of Brookshire Texas shows the bank's status as of June 30 1937. It was published in The Brookshire Times of Brookshire Texas on July 9 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred “Dad” Ronkendorf
Tomball
Farmers State Bank of
Brookshire
State of Texas
Brookshire Times
Bank Statement for Waller County Texans 1987
The document records Resources Loans and Discounts and related banking figures including securities, cash, deposits, and capital. Officials W D Mills president A Agopian cashier certify the details as true and sworn before a notary on July 6 1987 in Waller County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mills
A. Agopian
Max Wander
Max Killner
Dave Agopian
Notary Public
Waller County
Tex
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Pattison
Allen Gluek
Helen Perez
Martin Habacek
Koenik
George W. Rodriguez
Alaska
Albert ‘Tatzkes
Merle of
Barker
Otto Shhumachers
Stanton
Seattle
Dad
Aps
Hapelere
E. H. Martin's
Red and White
Select Beauty Shop
Max Wander’s
Gladys Buller
Brookshire’s
Hempstead
Tfue
Waller
Wee Wee
P. H. Donigan
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