Odis Chappel Honored with Deer Park Citizens Day
Deer Park proclaims June 10 as Odis Chappel Day to honor his 24 years as a volunteer fireman and his leadership as outgoing president of the Texas Firemen and Fire Marshall's Association. He helped found the rescue corps and has long supported firefighting and rescue services in the area.
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Dis Chappel
Deer Park
Odis Chappel
Chappel
Deer ‘Park
Austin
Texas Firemen and Fire Marshall's Association
Chamber of Commerce
Driver Near Miss Sparks Memorial Foretelling Tragedy
A near fatal incident involving a child prompts recollection of a tow headed youngster struck down nearby. The driver, following a slower limit, avoided funeral services by inches, underscoring road safety concerns.
The Great Experiment Watch My Child Prime of His Life
A plea urging drivers to park in driveways or garages to shield children from street hazards. The note laments needless pain from a lost child and urges care to prevent another tragedy, mentioning a funeral wreath.
Weekly Horoscope Guide for June 13 to 19
Aries focuses on helping others and lowering budgets. Taurus faces emotional tension but notes financial opportunities. Gemini urged to be patient and avoid forcing decisions. Cancer should mind nerves and seek life order. Leo cautions on lending and impulsive marriage thoughts. Virgo urges budget thrift. Libra takes responsibility and controls moods. Scorpio sees delays as advantageous with routine work and a short trip. Sagittarius should be practical and share with neighbors. Capricorn warns against gullibility and pushes career. Aquarius maintains budget while social life sparkles and hints at possible marriage. Pisces seeks solutions to nagging problems with high charisma and possible unexpected finances.
Deer Park News Fragments From Past Timelines
A truncated timeline shows events from 1909 to 1973 including high water flooding streets, a playoff loss for Deer, legal appeals by O Bryan, a 1972 hospital upgrade, 1973 dress code adoption, Ed Watson opening a Deer Park office, 1971 plans for a new high school, San Jacinto College tuition rise, planning approvals for four subdivisions, a 1970 Jaycee banquet, Rev. Gieseke’s sermon at Sharon Lutheran, and Jery Nettles Day for saving a child, plus school budget studies.
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Steel
Chamber of Commerce
Ricky Collier
Ed Watson
Deer Park
San Jacinto College
P&z Commission
Deer Park Progress Editorial Staff and Roles
The snippet lists the Deer Park Progress staff and their roles including editor publisher news editor social and sports editor feature writer classified manager advertising advertising artist circulation manager. It outlines the newspaper’s internal team structure.
One Bathroom War At Home With Two Doors
A family endures a single working bathroom during an upstairs remodel. The downstairs shower remains in use while a glass shower door delay holds up completion. The plumber delays, claiming lost money as time drags on.
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Matt
Sean
Fast tile service turns slow on payment and installation
A reader recounts ordering tile work for a bathroom, praised first fast service and quick measurements, but installation was delayed. The tile shop promised soon supply, then noted installers were behind and the project stalled before completion.
Rights case of Robert injured by 7200 volt wire
Fourteen year old Robert suffered severe burns and arm loss after touching an uninsulated 7200 volt wire near an abandoned house. He sued the electric power company for damages claiming dangerous, child frequented pole area and neglected insulation. The narrative includes unrelated personal anecdotes interwoven after the main facts.
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Robert
Electric Power Company
Attractive nuisance rule upholds power company liability in Missouri suit
Robert wins 1 250 000 after court finds area around a pole an attractive nuisance. The electric company argued trespass and lack of duty, but the Circuit Court of Missouri applied the four element test and held the landowner liable for injuries to a child trespassing on an artificial condition.
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Electric Company
Robert
Power Company
Vacation home security checklist before you travel
Law enforcement and the Attorney General urge pre trip burglar proofing. Notify a neighbor, stop mail, have watchful visits, leave some lights, secure windows, and consider timers. Engrave valuables, keep an updated inventory, and check with police for close patrols.
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Austin
Attorney General's
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Copley News Service
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Gina
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
O’bryan
Dan Riley
Jaycee Banquet
Gerald Gieseke Lomes
Sharon Lutheran
Jery Nettles
Larry Power
SMEB
Suzanne Roquemore
Nancy Braus
Jane Equer
Li1nor Thompson
Sue Massey
Nell Molmes
Craig McGee
Tenas
Morris County
Texas Press
Association
John Sin
Progress
Hawaii
John
Michelle
Bryant Berry, Jr
Crcuit Court of
Missouri
Denver Estate
Wille Mays
Barnares
Aheewe
Will
Mark Spitz Ham
Shem
Noah
Tokyo
Oslo
Dahi
Hume
Rita
Dell Publishing Co. Inc
P.O
Progress Office
W. Seventh
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