Easter Holiday Guests Visit Mrs Atkinson
Jones Prairie Port Arthur guests visit Mrs. W. A. Atkinson over Easter weekend. Family and friends from Freeport Rosebud Houston Bryan Cameron Clute and Palestine join and return travels noted. Various other relatives enjoy weekend gatherings and travels across Texas.
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Port Arthur
Mrs. Atkinson
Hickman
Wayland Atkinson
W. A. Atkinson
Bailey Jones
Jamie
Rosebud
Larry Gale Baskin
Tommy Kemp
Houston
Marvin Hickman
R. K. Fontaine
Billy Fontaine
Billy Jr
Mac McGann
Linda
Beaumont
Railroads Move Grapes Farther Than Any Other Commodity
Railroads haul grapes to distant markets, traveling an average of 2,500 miles by mule teams and rail lines, reflecting the fruit’s demand and the transportation network's reach.
Sharp Happenings 42 Party Honors Mrs Max Rinn
Mrs. Max Rinn celebrated with a 42 party at home Tuesday evening hosted by friends. The article lists Easter guests visiting families in the area and local holiday visits, including Mrs. Annie Schwarz, Mr. and Mrs. E L Modesette, and others. It notes Sharp baseball defeating Copperas Cove 11 Thursday night and various Easter visit plans. It also mentions Congress? no, cancer gum spending contrast.
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Florence Spiegel
Max Rinn
Annie Schwarz
Orange
E. L. Modesette
C. E. Quentzel
Jeanette
Coupland
Alfred Dittmar
Alfred
Dittmar
J. L. Modesett
Rockdale
H. F. Lange
Edmund Pollie
Barbara
Helen
Waco
Tommy Tomasek
Tommy, Jr
Roy Dean
Ad Hall
Antone Zubrial
Rena
Dallas
Mary Harbur
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Jerry Harbuz
Tommy Romines
Houston
E. J. Rinn
L. A. Petty
Sue
Petty
H. W. Massengale
Maysfield
Sharp
Copperas Cove
W. L. Jacoby
Cypress
Hicks Garner
Bob Garner
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Clay Dark
Clay, Jr
Richard
Amarillo
Navy backs production of ultra sensitive Minitrack radio
The Navy sponsors creation of an ultra sensitive radio named Minitrack capable of detecting signals from invisible stars, showcasing advances in radio astronomy equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Navy
Ohio railroad moves world's biggest power shovel
The Ohio railroad recently removed the 12 story high power shovel that was once the world's largest. The dismantled machine filled 125 railroad cars, reshaping heavy equipment logistics for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Railroad
Clarkson News Easter Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Community members hosted and visited relatives across Texas during Easter. Notable attendees included the Blasienz, Schulz, Mayer, Harrison, Hauk, and Robbin families from Clarkson and nearby towns. Festivities featured family meals, Easter egg hunts, and birthday celebrations for Jerry Mayer and Zutah.
Legislature IH Review and Action Highlights
A bill lifting truck load limits passed the House on April 9 after debate. A measure to inspect steering mechanisms for motor vehicles was not taken up. A speed regulation bill for highways faces consideration. A Workmen Compensation bill was re-referred to the Representation committee to raise weekly benefits from 25 to 30 dollars. Segregation bills were approved. Thanksgiving Day was designated. the General Appropriation Bill awaits conference review. Dallas County gains two new district courts under a House-passed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Verax
House
State Affairs Committee
Committee On Representation
Senate
Dallas County
Cancer Crusade Aimed at 40 Million Americans
The American Cancer Society reports that cancer will affect about one in four Americans. The 1957 Cancer Crusade targets the 40 million people living today to raise awareness and support for cancer fight efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Rabies Warns Rural Areas Prompt Vigilance From Vet
Dr. C. M. Patterson, extension veterinarian, says rabies remains a serious problem in several state sections. Warm blooded animals are at risk. rural residents should watch for strange acting animals especially foxes coyotes skunks and civet cats. Booster shots are advised for pets that contact suspicious animals even if already vaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Patterson
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Jones Prairie
S. S. Hickman
W. L. Hughes
Cleburne
Paul Arnold
Brownwood
Arnold
Hickmen
Jack Stidham
Jackie
Patsy
J. C. Komar Sr
Ben Arnold
Melburm Sibley
Little River Baptist Church
J. D. Martin
C. T. Canady
Palestine
Norman Burnett
Holy Good North Carolina
Burnett
R. K Anderson
Anderson
Schiller Pharmacy
W. L. Angell
Cameron Compress Company
Eaid
V. L. Angell
Clarkson News
J. A. Blasier
Otto Schulz
W. R. Kelm
Meeks
Walter Senkel
Dutch Dulock
Mike
Nancy Vogelsang
Melvin Davis
Otto Mayer
Amos Doskocil
Pilly Stuesell
Temple
Inez
Annette Dodd
Ft. Worth
Charlie Skupin
Janie
Jill
Brownfield
Mirs
Emil Skupin
Harrisons
David Reeves
Joyce Reeves
Canago Park
Cal
Roy Huely
Stevie
Casa Grande
Arizonia
John Sorter
Mt. Calm
Bill Harrison
Jimmy Harrison
Roselli
Grandma Senkel
Otto Schilz
Walter Schulz
John Senkel
Cameron
J. A. Blasienz
Joan A. Blasienz
Bryan
O. J. Rhodes
Claude Robbins
Jewell Wimbelg
Austin
Johnny Joe Haux
Billy Joe
Crosby
Jimmy Hauk
Huptaville
Joe Hauk
Butch
T. W. Garrett
Henry Garrett
Y. W. Hauk
Marilyn
Billy Hauk
Vicky
Joey
Phyllis
Clarkson
Uteh
Morton Foedt
Choonac Mortons
Morton
T Worth
Aon
AD Hall School
George Childress
INS
Texas
Milam County
Old Temple Highway
Plymouth
Lawrence Welk
Rey Anthony
America
U.S.A
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