East Bernard notes school dances and club events
East Bernard residents attend a Sophomore class banquet with a formal program led by new officers including Joy Koym and Benny Urbish. The event featured a meal and moving pictures, followed by reports from the Senior Class officers and a color scheme of red and white. Community and church activities are listed, with Lions Club, Catholic Daughters, and school performances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierik
Coopers Seether
Rand
Ian
Offi
Joy Kaym
Benny Urbish
Betty Gertson
Ruth Kramr
Dorothy Andrews
Gabriel Bartolovich
Freddie Fink
Bett
Lou Gibson
Eva Mae _ Grant
Joy Koym
Leona Krupwith
Ver
Benjamin P, Xn
Henriett Sklar
Hershel Sands
Bennie Urbish
Judith Vecera
Joe Lituk
George Litvilend
Dallas
Stered Ceuned
Knights Counbus
Riverside
Sealy Mems
Hership
Wallis
East Bernard
Msgr
J. C. Kane
Nesvadba
Kukral
Vence Twardowski
Attondance
Maonday
Wallis and
E. Bernard
Lion B. Keprta
Lions Club
Railroads of America
Lion Rudy Klecka
Lion A. Gadman
Lion F. V. Urbish
Lion Urbish
W. B. Hinton
Louis B. Nasser
Ann Doris Sklar
Ella Reimer
Fred Klekar
Marion Kopecky
Edwin Janik
Johnnie Sklar
Johnnie Dusek
J. FE. Kukril
Fig Farms
Jackson County
Court of Catholic Daughters
Olga Michna
Joe Kozelsky
Joe Vanek
Health Officer urges precaution on vacation trips
April in Texas brings vacation plans but typhoid risks from impure water. State Health Officer Dr. Geo W Cox urges inoculation for travelers to sanitize areas. Booster guidance and food and water hygiene cautions accompany the health advisory. Also notes social visits, a clinic operation, a funeral, and family travel matters in Temple and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
J. B. Wesson
Wesson
Sam Roberts
Temple
Family visit trip to Galveston surrounds Kearney gathering
Miss Judith Anderson with Billy Wegenhoff and George Cason joined Miss Kay Kearney for a weekend visit to her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Dobbin in Galveston. The group was accompanied by John Kearney and Mr and Mrs G Cason as they left after a purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Szymanski
J. C. Hivaninka
St. Edward's University
Austin
Judith — Anderson
Billy Wegenhoff
George Cason
Kay Kearney
Galveston
Ray Dobbin
John Kearney
M, Cason
Return Greeting Marks Sugar Land Meeting
Mrs. Kearney greeted travelers in Sugar Land while on the return trip M. L. Anderson met them there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Land
Mrs. Kearney
M. L. Anderson
Civility Marks Harry’s Quiet Life Among Neighbors
From my view, Harry is more civilized than the people who mock him. He is content, lives as he believes, and harms no one. He tolerates others whose living tastes differ from his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noma
Harry
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