East Bernard News Chronicle Highlights Local Fires and Meetings
At midnight last Sunday a fire alarm woke residents as a workshop on Mesas farm six miles west of town burned. the local fire brigade saved nearby houses. Lepla Roberson’s home near Kendleton burned last Saturday. Knights of Columbus delegates Anton Day and Roman Bartosh were elected at the Houston Council meeting to attend the State Convention May 11 and 12 in Ween. Alternates are Sekn T. Marik and Allen H. Brendt. School trustees' election was quiet. Dr J Dan Schuhmann and Ton W Hlayinks were reelected. Plans for new wells near Powell Paint and Pietzsch Bend areas were announced. The Tennessee Gas Transmission Plant brought two 51-ton motors to the railroad siding for expansion at the local compressor station. Prominent Muldoon farmer G A Cos died last Thursday. more details next week. Leonard Hamlink’s death certificate filed with Vital Statistics.
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Mesas
Brun
Lepla Roberson
Kendleton
Rutolph
August Klecka
Knights of Columbus
Zastead Houston Council
Fiolsting Engineers Hall
Harrisburg Blvd
Bhg
Anton Day
Roman Bartosh
Ween
Sekn T. Marik
Allen H. Brendt
J. Dan Schuhmann
Ton W. Hlayinks
Powell Paint
Leveridge Estate
Guy Hunter
Chicago Corporation
Pietzsch Bend
Tenness
Cos
Muldoon
Leonard
Hamlink
Heinrich
Vita
Local Notices From Lyons County and Nearby Areas
Obscure fragmentary notices report an October 16 1853 burial at W O W Cemetery in Fusenberg. Edward W. Fried elected trustee of Bernard Prairie Common School District replacing Clyde Marling after his term expired. Several social visits and kinship mentions with names from Galva Illinois and Hallettsville appear among locals.
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Lyons County
New York
Taveror
W.O.W
Fusenberg
Forester
Ida McBride
Mina Emil Schultz
Mira
Gotino
Billie Semora
Mra
Clark Mugrave
Galva
Illnois
Mre
Max Levi
Mesdames Mares
Snow
Dickson
Fred Usbish
Jom Urbish
Joe Netordus
Hallettsville
Urbish
Mia
Olga
Jos F. Janik
Grass Can Save Grain Advises County Committee Head
W. A. Stallman, chair of Colorado County Agricultural Conservation Committee, urges farmers to fertilize pastures this spring to grow grass for livestock and human food. He notes Colorado needs phosphate and lime, and explains superphosphate offered via Purchase Order Plan at 29 percent purity for $30.50 per ton, with government subsidy bringing to $18.50, urging early orders before August due to possible shortages.
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W. A. Stallman
Colorado County’ Agricultural Conservation Committee
Extension Service
Colursda Gownty
Ordler Play
Eaterg
Compty
AGA
Pla
AAA
Debs Five-Time Socialist Party Presidential Nominee
Eugene Debs stood as the Socialist Party candidate for U S president five times, shaping early American labor and political movements with persistent advocacy for workers and reform.
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Eugene Debs
Socialista Party
U. S
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer at Cole's Theatre
Cole's Theatre stages The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer with Cary Grant Myrna Ley and Shirley Temple in a rom com. Dére Scary s production for Hic Radio brings a blend of romance and farce as Grant clashes with Ley s busy legal life and a teen sister s swoon.
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Cole's
Hilascus
Bobby-Soxer
Dére Schary
Hic Radio
Cary Grant
Myrna Ley
Shirley Temple
Grant
Shirley
Miss Ley
Pst
Rudy Valles
Miss Jett Representing Woice at Phi Theta Kappa Meet
Eleanor Grace Jett of Wharton County Junior College retired from Fuerio Colorado where she acted as official delegate for the local Phi Theta Kappa chapter. At the convention she served on the credentials committee and nominated a candidate for vice president from Flat River Missouri. The meeting drew 250 delegates from 32 chapters across 12 states.
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Eleanor Grace Jett
Wharton County Junior College
Fuerio-Colorado
Phi Theta Kappy
National Honoaty
Flat River
Missouri
Phi
Solieges
Wexan
Paris
Weatherford
Witsta Falls
Amarillo
Tyler
Hougcon
Seguin
Corpus Christi
Jacksonville
Goose
Jett
Mise Louisa Perry
Phi Thetasappe
Junice
Calleges
Barney Bernstein
Ethel Thornton
Earl Metcalf
Hermon Malthys
Mary
Sue Munn
Lady Ariat
Wharton
Pat Padgett
Audice Reiz
Norma Beseh
Marlon Davis
Notable Visitors Reach Old Home Town for Short Stay
A group including Daniel Hubgink Jeane Anthis and La Vern Huiquist from El Campo along with Mary Ann Rider Bobbye Smith from Newgulf Kenneth Davia Ea gle Lake Orval Hensley Edn William King Blessing and others arrived last Friday for a few weeks in their former hometown Florine Edwards from Tega Mes and Mary Brokaw from Green Valley Illinois join the gathering. Wage credits toward old-age and survivors insurance are now earned by about 40 60 50 0 workers per quarter per social security reports. Wage records show roughly 1 450 000 Smiths and Smythes among surnames listed.
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Daniel. Hubgink
Jeane Anthis
la Vern Huiquist
el Campo
Mary Ann Rider
Bobbye Smith
Newgulf
Kenneth Davia
Ea‘gle Lake
Orval Hensley
Edn
William' King
Blessing
Ben
Junn Haguewold
Bay City
Florine Edwards
Tega
Mes
Mary Brokaw
Green Valley
Ilinois
Catendar
Social Securty Administration
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Avery Teip
Greyhound
White House
Eagle Lake
Texas
Eyhound
Bernard Hews
Jokn i Marl
Aferwerk
Mhlew
Greeries, Inc
Bilggoren
F. B. Dave
Na Ciain
Magla Labo
Tosas
Cole’s Theatre
Ece Witen
Miss Jett
Woice
Pueblo, Colorado
Nada Hall
Nada, Texas
Burg Morrle
Yorktown
Wide
Dodge
Vigsiel
Jones Motor Company
Smythes
SchmabdtSaafg
Lavety Phan
Bain Street
Ovine 2
Pesce
Mono
Tun Gradi
Wosl Stull Ibis
Foundry
Tors
Bodec Sound
Mansgenavet
Wale
Hetan
Central Power and Light Company
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