El Campo to Be Capitol of Texas for Day Sept 8
A garbled account describes El Campo hosting a Texas state capitol day on September 8 with a ceremonial event led by Governor Candidate, featuring tents, displays, and parade-like activities. The text mentions a mock government setup and references various figures and distractors, reflecting a chaotic OCR render.
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Unclear names and roles from local notes in Tyaston area
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals such as Peery Morris and Chachky of Tyaston with scattered familial references. It mentions parents Reangmarents Mire Glartys Stadeo and VD Marek, but the meaning and event are not discernible from the readable fragments.
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Peery Morris Ant] Gaurhitor, Chachky
Tiyaston
Who Club Holds Annual Picnic at River This Thursday
A garbled note reports the Who Club hosting its annual river picnic this Thursday with about sixteen members attending. After dinner, President Mrs Ady Stant and choir leader Meg Alvin Glueck led games and a business meeting planned for August. The next meeting is set for September 23 at Mrs Glueot's home.
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Hamme Demons Sivaion Club
Ady Stant
Meg Alvin Glueck
Glueot
Scouts Set December 2 Good Turn Day Across Regions
Scouts from Cub to Explorer groups across 74 counties plan December 2 activities to collect clothing and shoes for Goodwill Industries and deliver meals and aid. Thomas F. Brewster of Houston chairs the 13th annual drive while volunteers in Houston and Worth area organize pickup and sorting efforts, with local leaders coordinating distributions over the coming weeks.
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Troop 334 Scouts Win Places In District Swim Meet
Troop 334 Scouts earned multiple honors at a district swimming meet for Cubs Boy Scouts and Explorers in the Coushatta Beat Smith districts near Sealy. Winners included second place ribbons for Maschecu Pander and Lundy and relay medals for Campbell Balas and Filkingten. Johnno placed third in several events as Troop 484 also supported the effort with Eagle Lake Rotary Club. Parents attended and praised the students despite strong competition.
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Eagle Lake
Reyna Wins 38D Research Fellowship
Riis Reha, son of Mrs HL Matiews, is among six Texas and nearby graduate students chosen for a San Diego summer fellowship. Sponsored by Central Power and Light and others, the program funds work at General Atomic Laboratories under General Atomic scientist supervision. The roll of fellows includes a Texas A&M College writer pursuing a doctorate, tackling the Wheeane nuclear project as part of a major energy challenge.
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California
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Alom
Miss Shirley to Return Home for Week Visit
Miss Shirley and her parents, Mr and Mrs Pred G2 Ireku, are expected home this week for a short visit before resuming teaching duties at Galli school. The group will spend time with relatives and engage in community activities, including the Red Cross program.
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17 County 4-Hers Attend Camp at Ray Rusey Camphouse
Seventeen 4-H girls from Bernardo, Borden and Wei mar attended a two day encampment at the Ray Rusey Camphouse near Schulenburg last week August 6 and 7. County Home Demonstration Agent Miss Shirley Nix joined part of the event with Mrs. Joe Vanek of Borden. The program centered on Recreation Leadership with activities to teach leadership, games, and proper serving duties. Meals and a Friday luncheon featured a sequence of practical demonstrations led by the girls.
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Ray Rusey
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Schulenburg
J Mary Ann Glueck
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Sheryl Ann Newendorff
Hen Reichardt
Pranies Sadatalk
Geraldine Sodelak
Bernardo
Sandra Cerventa
Marilyn Herring
Misa Shirley Nix
Joe’ [Vanek of
Borden
Fire safety plea from Lake volunteers amid rising blazes
Local volunteers urge citizens to exercise caution to prevent fires after a fatal blaze. Officials warn against tossing matches from car windows and burning trash within city limits without a permit, stressing constant vigilance to protect homes and property.
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