CHC Week Reports Births Visiting Students and Events
The CHC campus notes a birth announced as Mary Lou on December 1 2 106 Brunaud Rogers and Harmon Oxner parents. Visitors from Texas and local towns attend events between semers. Highlights include faculty talks, choir plans, LSA meeting, and a Dairy King sponsored film night with活动.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Harmon -Oxner
Mary Lou
Brunaud
James Rogers
Prince
Doug Richards
Tse Jp
Amon Eider
Texas
Ie Gillon
Sementers
Carl Tyssen
Port Worth
Rainbolt Dies Services Held Monday in Sleet
Community mourns S D Rainbolt as funeral held Monday despite sleet and cold. Sympathy offered to bereaved. brother Gib Schoonover suffered a heart attack Tuesday. Updates on illnesses and local club meetings noted. Brittalo family losses in Waco mentioned. Bettie Ruth Bonds and Mattie Nell Bond visit home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Rainbolt
Mr Rainbolt
Sam Schoonover
Gib Schoonover
A. L. Siepert
Jimmle
Bia
Duncan
Coon Creek
Roy Thomas
Ieati
Bonds
Holt
Brittalo
Tom Britain
Waco
Bettie Ruth Bonds
Mattie Nell Bond
Fort Worth
Bettie
Keeling Home Destroyed By Fire Last Friday
Mr and Mrs August Kettler traveled from to Hearne Sunday to view the damage to the John Keeling home, which burned last Friday. The Humble County residence lost most furnishings and clothes. Keeling had recently undergone eye surgery and smelled smoke but could not escape. Fire reportedly started from a water pipe issue as the blaze spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keeling
August Kettler
Keelings
Kealing
Texas Drivers and Highways Rally Against One Percenters
A Texas focused notice urges motorists and taxpayers to defend roadways from one percenters. Authorities warn against hidden costs and advocate stronger protections for highways and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Newsletter from Tad Mitchell at Congressman Poage’s office
Tad Mitchell, a student in Waco, writes from Washington, D C, about his duties as postal carrier and office helper in W R Poage’s congressional staff. He describes visits to the Capitol, Library of Congress, and other federal buildings, and notes his pending Army call. He thanks Mr Poage for the opportunity and reflects on Washington life and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Mitchell
Waco
Washington, D.C
Capitol Huilding
Capitol
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives Chamber
House of Representative
Library of Conares
Iaya
Washington
D. C
Mir. Poage
Washington, D. C
Fad Mitchel
W. R. Poage
Texas
Brother of Mrs Nash dies in Marlin hospital
Vernaia Embree brother of Mrs J G Nash died February 1 in the Veterinary Hospital at Marlin after leukemia illness. He had visited the Nashs in Clifton and knew Clifton residents. Mr and Mrs Ni now live in Belton and Mr Nash works on state highway bridge construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonaia Umbree
J. G. Nash
Vetrary
Marlin
Mr. Embree
Mrs. Nash
Clifton
Ninow
Belon
Mr. Nash
State Highway Department
Moert Henkelemans Shower Honors Family Sunday
The Henkelemans family were honored with a Sunday shower from 2:00 to 5:00 PM hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Henkelman and children Charles and Helen. Attendees exchanged many pretty and useful gifts and money gifts were also given. Sale of CHI Record books offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moert Henkelemans
Albert Henkelman
Charles
Helen
Saseree
Albert Spitmer
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Fhean
Heath
Irvin Taylor
Hinlet
LSA
Exiherine Erickson
Wean
de Pyalton Browsie
Zululand
ASA
Hive Coitmont
Martha
Aiteamion
Wennes
Brown
Oscar
de Hh, Gerdes
Oom
D. Rainbolt
W. R. New
Texas Railroads
Mowsletter
Rad Mitchell
Jack Helm
Ane
Aires
Salen Books
Gale
Mee
Grog
Leon
Leon Prescher
Hnton
N. Ave
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