Marriages and land transfers listed in Cameron court notes
Courthouse News shows multiple marriages including Charlie Ellison and Frank Gelner. It also lists several real estate transfers in Milam County with Beulah S Salley and Ruth Scarborough entities among others, detailing parcels from the Samuel Frost Grant and other surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Lewis
Milam County
Lydia Wade
Edgar E. Wade
Wm. Allen
S. C. Robertson
Ruth Elizabeth Scarborough Hillin
Air
Beulah
Salley
Samuel Frost
W. J. Scarborough
Beulah S. Salley
Rance A. Scarborough
Gladys Gray Scarborough Norris
Wilson Burns
Everett Mason
M. Davilla
Wayne W. McConnell
Harry N. McConnell
Penyhouse
J. J. Acosta
Josiah Blackman
Sam Henderson
Rudolph L. Zedlitz
J. A. DePena
Sharp Tracy Duncan Club Women At Legislature
Tracy Duncan Club women who attended the Legislature last Wednesday were Mrs. Wavy Charles, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. Ida Harris, Mrs. Leroy Guillote, and Mrs. Nelson Davis. Several families visited relatives and guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. James Andrews and daughters of Angleton at Mrs. Blanche Mitcham's home and Emil Schroeder with sister Mrs. Emil Hoppe. Dan Davis, hospitalized in Beaumont for a neck injury, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Schwarz
Tracy Duncan Club
Wavy Charles
George Young
Ida Harris
Leroy Guillote
Nelson Davis
James Andrews
Angleton
Blanche Mitcham
Emil Schroeder
Emil Hoppe
Hilly Nabours
Abilene
Jerry Nabours
Walace Durham
Bryan
Ray Greens
Beaumont
Dan
Rogers School Board Race Contested in April Election
Rogers Consolidated Independent School District voters will decide two expiring terms for incumbents Woodson Waits and H. H. Wright along with new candidate Mrs. Ben Adams. Polls run 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. April 1 in the high school library with Mrs. Frank Poncik as election judge and clerks Mrs. J. L. Aycock and Mrs. Hulon Farrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Rogers Consolidated Independent School District
Woodson Waits
H. H. Wright
Ben Adams
Frank Poncik
J. L. Aycock
Hulon Farrell
Class Favorites Are Elected At Rogers
Rogers schools announce class favorites across elementary and junior high. In first grade Tammy Gerza and Stuart Bixman. second grade Gin ger Morgan and Douglas Young. second grade Linda Guess and James Pechal. third grade Cathleen Mathis and Gary Hill. fourth grade Sharon Kosel and Billy Nabours. fourth-fifth grades Paula Mathis and Marcus Wilde. fifth grade Becky Stewart and Michael Green. Junior High picks include sixth grade Schneider Craigla myrre and Ricky Gommert. seventh grade Rene Morgan and David Morgan. eighth grade Dubcak and James Yorks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Billie Agee
Paula Mathis
Marcus Wilde
Imogene Harbour
Becky Stewart
Michael Green
Ada Jean Cowen
L. Harris
Schneider
Craigla.myrre
Ricky Gommert
Lila
Rene
David Morgan
M ‘Dnnon
Brell
Dubcak
James Yorks
Texas calf crop up 1 percent in 1966 to 4 695 000 head
The Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports the 1966 calf crop in Texas rose 1 percent from 1965, totaling 4,695,000 head due to a larger calf crop. Nationally the calf crop edged down slightly, the first decline since 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Burlington George Logan Sr. Celebrates 90th Birthday
George Logan Sr. marked his 90th birthday on March 2 with a family dinner. Attendees included Ollie Logan of Westminster California, George Logan Jr. and Alvia Logan of Houston, Fred and Clyde Logans of New Orleans, and many relatives from Rosebud Waco LaFayette and Port Arthur. Friends visiting included Velma Albert Nellie Kevil and J J Foshea. Local gatherings and greetings followed the celebration.
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George Logan Sr
Ollie Logan
Westminister
Calif
George Logan Jr
Houston
Alvia Logan
Fred Logan
New Orleans
Clarence Holmes
Clyde Logan
Brent
Sharon Williams
Freddie Logan Jr
LaFayette
Velma Albert
Nellie Kevil
Terrel Prescott
J. J. Foshea
Rosebud
Clarkson Weekend Socials and Local News Notes
Clarkson residents join extended families for lake outing and a Rosebud funeral. Weekend trips include visits to Temple and Cameron, with multiple households hosting guests. America’s sweet tooth consumes over 275 million pounds of honey annually.
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America
Local social notes from Huntsville and surrounding towns
Mrs. J W Meyer hosts visiting relatives from San Antonio and Gause. Sandra Gresak from Huntsville College visits family in Huntsville. Emma Meyer listed as patient at John's Hospital in Taylor. Mrs. J D Lewis travels with Bill and wife to Temple to see Earl Peters at Veterans Hospital. Smithie Ritchie of Dallas visits Meyer family then heads to New Carlisle Ohio to stay with Col E E Robertson’s family. Mrs. J D Lewis attends annual District Teachers meeting in Austin.
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Bill Gause
Gause
Temple
Lewis
Earl C. Peters
Rogers
Veterans Hospital
Smithie Ritchie
Dallas
J. W. Meyer
New Carlisle
Ohio
Col
E. E. Robertson
J. D. Lewis
Austin
Sunday Rites For Mrs H. H. Stigall
Mrs. H. H. Stigall 81 lifelong San Gabriel resident died March 3 in a Taylor nursing home. Born January 27, 1886, funeral was 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Condra Memorial Chapel Taylor with Rev. Melvin Zornes officiating. Burial followed at Taylor City Cemetery. Survivors: sons Joseph E. Stigall Thorndale, William H. Stigall San Gabriel, Clifford S. Stigall Seguin. sisters Bill McQueen San Antonio, Della Mae Swanze Rockdale, Buck Wilson Port Arthur, Jeff Harris Sonora. brothers Terry Sanders Rockdale, Sam Sanders Rockdale, Edgar Sanders Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Stigall
San Gabriel
Taylor Nursing Home
Condra Memorial Chapel
Taylor
Melvin Zornes
San Gabriel Baptist Church
Taylor City Cemetery
Joseph E. Stigall
Thorndale
William H. Stigall
Clifford S. Stigall
Seguin
Bill McQueen
San Antonio
Della Mae Swanze
Rockdale
Buck Wilson
Port Arthur
Jeff Harris
Sonora
Terry Sanders
Sam Sanders
Edgar Sanders
Glaser and Svetlik File for Buckholts School Board
Stanley Glaser and Elbert Svetlik filed to run for Buckholts School Board seats. They join Wilbur Beckhusen and Henry Vaculin, with four candidates for three open positions. Election set for April 1. J D Ruzicka and Frank Tomascik not seeking reelection.
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Stanley Glaser
Elbert Svetlik
Buckholts
Wilbur Beckhusen
Henry Vaculin
J. D. Ruzicka
Frank Tomascik
Rogers Board Approves Textbooks and Guidance Plan
The Rogers School Board accepted the annual textbook report and resignation of Raymond Azell as teacher and coach. It approved applying to the Texas Education Agency for a Follow-Up Plan on Guidance, to be financed by National Defense Education Act funds, detailing tests and graduate follow-ups to improve guidance and teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Raymond Azell
Rogers High School
Texas Education Agency
Hope Lutheran Lent Services At Buckholts Church
Hope Lutheran Church of Buckholts reports strong attendance for Lenten services themed The Symbols of the Passion. The community Sunrise service is set for March 26 at Buckholts stadium at 6 15 a m with contingency inside the gym and coffee and donuts afterward.
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Hope Lutheran Church of
Buckholts
Buckholts Stadium
Priscilla Group Names Hostesses and Bible Leaders
A listing names Priscilla members with hostesses and Bible study leaders including Mrs. F. Glaser and Mrs. Stenley Glaser for Doreas, and multiple women such as Mrs. J. Provasek, Mrs. Leo Fuchs, Mrs. Gene Friemel, Mrs. Bentley House, and others across several names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla
F. Glaser
Stenley Glaser
Doreas
J. Provasek
Leo Fuchs
Mary
Gene Friemel
Bentley House
Naomi
H. Synatzske
K. Springer
Ruth
C. Shenkir
V. Dungan
Hope
W. Beckhusen
R. Zelisko
Martha
Cornell Offers Course In Farriery Art Of Blacksmithing
Cornell University runs a course on farriery teaching blacksmithing basics an ancient craft. The program covers tool use horse hoof care and historical techniques to maintain driving and riding equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Texas Leads Nation in Sulphur Production Share
Texas produces about 20 percent of the United States sulphur. The report highlights Texas as the leading contributor in national sulfur output and notes the significance for regional industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Cameron
Texas’ Herald
Charlie W. Ellison
Buick Tudor
Frank G. Gelner
Rev. S. Montenegro
Joe Wright
Buick
John Lee Krenek
John H. Davis, Jr
Olds. Hol
Cpe
DELDS
Nell Vaughan Hamilton
Morine Vaughn Sanders
Luther Charles Sanders
D. Monroe Grant
Pat M. Sanders
J. B Newton
Elzie Lewis
John Dunlap
Lola Johnson
John Charles Gelner
Women At
Legislature
Rogers School
Texas Farmers Union
TFU
Milton Schiller
Paul Olbrich
Burlington
Curtis Vann
Rose
Bud
Willie Moran
Rep. Schiller
Ervin Pelzel
John Nigliazzo
Hearne
Kenneth Willy
Maysfield
John Reistino
Charles Hensley
Hensley
George Logan, Sr
Annie Seay and Son
Waco
Celia McSherry
Jimmie Muldrow
Hilliard Swanzy
David Krause
Victoria
Mary Chollett
Will Stoebner
Willie Mae Stoebner
Thomas Stoebner
Aid
Harry Kelm
Otto Kelm
Walter Kosel
Irvin Vogelsang
Ben Arnold
Frank Rogers
Clarkson
J. A. Blassen
Don Bradshaw
Robert Todd
Hauks Lake
Bob Todd
T. W. Garrett
Bobby Garrett
Paul
Joe Hauk
V. W. Hauks
Raymond Doskocil
Holland
Amos Doskocil
Hoelscher Funeral Chapel
Leon Ernst
Leon Lorenz
George Dodd
Otto Mayer
James Mack
Vietnam
Henry Trojan
Kermit Kruger
Lawrence Kostrom
J. P. Sanders
Cullen White
Willie Stall
Hugo Miller
Monica
Alfred Kohring
C. J. Yanerro
Rebecca
Jennifer Sue
E. E. Phillips
Sandra Gresak
Huntsville College
Mrs
Fred Gresak
Emma Meyer
John's Hospital
Lone Star Gas
Ispring
Glaser
Svetlik
Rogers Board
Hope Lutheran
2Th St
Rarage
Gothic
Abc
Prontier
Mailern
Cameron Herald
Di-Syston
Chemagro Corporation
Kansas City
Missouri
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