Registration in reture the day 11x and officers listed
The passage lists various officers, clerks, cadets, and foreign officials in a fragmented notice. It mentions not-yet-citizen residents, presidents’ discretion, and a coffee-advert type aside from City Grill. The overall text is garbled and appears to mix official roles with a commercial aside about coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Techni
Regu
Air Force
Marine Guard
U.S End
City Grill
County Debt and Budget Totals in 1949 County Officials Salaries
The report outlines 1949 salaries for Tax Assessor-Collector 13500, District Clerk 4000, County Judge 0, County Attorney 33700, County Treasurer 3100, miscellaneous 200, totaling 51025 funded from the officers salary fund. Sheriff’s department 3000 from general fund, with a 5175 surplus in the officers salary fund. A countywide road bond sinking fund tax yields 79,000 for bonds and interest. surplus allows retirement of at least 3300 of road bonds early. Countywide debt on Jan 1 1948 lists Road and Bridge Bonds 120000, Countywide Road Bond 745000, total 668000, No. 2 and No. 3 bonds add further figures. payments and retirements projected through 1949 with funds to retire wide road bonds no later than November 1944. The text notes debt reduction targets and potential bond calls if valuations hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ounty
Sheriff's Department
Colorado County
Ireshe
Miss Joyce Rae White To Wed Saturday Evening
Joyce Rae White, daughter of Mrs. HS White Bernard, will wed in a ceremony in Davidson. Attendant will be sister Delvert War of Pasadena as matron of honor. Bridesmaids include Mrs. George Howie San Antonio and Mrs. Edgar Ray Austin. Groom’s party features Edgar Ray Austin as best man and ushers Delvert Womack Bruce Phillips El Campo and George Howie. Rehearsal at eight Friday evening. Bride’s cleet is niece of G. E. Thomas Jr. and B.S. of Eagle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Howie
Cleet
G. E. Thomas, Jr
B.S
Eagle Lake
Fussell Sells First Blue Bonnet Of Season
The first Blue Bonnet rice crop was harvested this week by B D Fussell, among the first local farmers. Prices for Blue Garmet barrels sold to Baton Rouge MIL and local buyers rose after a prior decline. Harvest continues with labor relief efforts noted and several residents visiting kin in Bay City and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. Fussell
Pusse
Baton Rouge
Vera Heyl
Fh. P. Hale
Bay City
Funeral attendees extend sympathy in widespread notices
Deepest sympathy to the family as many friends and relatives gathered for the service. Attendees included Mrs Walter Obenhaus Mr and Mrs Percy Obenhaus Mr and Mrs Harvey Hope and numerous others from Glidden Houston Galveston Lake Jackson Victoria Odem Rosenberg Weimar Port O Connor Bay Bay Garwood Wharton and Kingsville among communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Obenhaus
Percy Obenhaus
Harvey Hope
Jimmie Wallace
Billie Witmer
Eviel Hurr
Freland Glithera
Glidden
Messers
Vic Miles
Alvin Miles
Berry Miles
Willie Obenhaus
Grundy Clayton
Johnny Crwart
Cecil Stei
Leon Grodhaus
Charles Schumaker
Alma Teck
Houston
C. B. Campbell
Galveston
Richard Obenhaus
Lake Jackson
Lean Obenhaus
Victoria
Bob Jarvis
Baby
Odem
Bob Worthington
Rosenberg
A. Miles
Turner Miles
Stafford
Robert Miles
Dave Miles
C. Reichart
Weimar
Will Obenhaus
Oscar Sanders
H. B. Mayes
Oakland
George Sanders
Port O'Connor
Ernest Obenhaus
Logan
Sam Harbert Jr
Gus Obenhaus
Bowers
R. P. Simmons
Columbus
George Krenek
Hungerford
W. H. Pinchback
Miss Alma
Pinchback
Bill Abel
Garwood
Willie Peikert
Port Lavaca
Ie J. R. Peace
East Bernarr
Otto Janssen
Bay
Joe Sears
Fredert
L. J. Nygard
Robert Lehuire
Cecil Kinard
Som
Eugene Miles
el Campo
Lawrence Nelson
Wyles
Tulley Terrell
James Eliott
New Gulf
O. V. Guffey
Lloyd Guffey
L. C. Koehne
Walter Dotson
E. P. Guffey
Monte Carmichael
Pauline Kral
Esther Kramer
Wharton
G. W. Thomas
Eldridge
Bessie Wellausen
Kingsville
Lissie Happenings: Local Social Roundup
Mrs. M Isenhower and relatives visited Wester and Oakland on Tuesday. Visitors from Houston mentioned. Several residents traveled to Houston for shopping and weekend trips. Local hospital updates note Mrs. Chase Causey recovering post operation and Mr. W. J. Corman as patient awaiting discharge. Family visits span Weimar Haletsville Alvin and San Antonio with several gatherings.
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M. Isenhower
Lillian Ruth Isenhowerr
Oscar Herman
Mike Mayes
Wester
Oakland
Harold Thomas
Houston
Atrnit Thomas
Ain
Pie Henry
Bart
Gary
Ay City
Edward Henry
We TG. T
East Bernard
Tommie Arlt
Sargent Fishing
Chase Causey
Laughlin Hospital
W. J. Corman
Pop
Eda Harbes
Campo
Ea Wiese
Victor Richter
Weimar
Halteutsville
Rudolph Herman
Henry Harriman
Lizze" Hutchins
Joyce Lee
Merle Miller
Tilda Segelquist
Alvin
Bishop
John T. Mills
James Cash
San Antonio
All Business Houses To Close Labor Day Sept 6
Local merchants agree to close on Labor Day September 6 as a holiday. The Post Office will also close, allowing farmers and residents time to plan for the long weekend. Rev J W Griffin of Trap visited Eagle Lake Thursday with his family joining John Ward Griffin and wife in Columbus.
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Eagle Lab
J. W Griffin
Trap
Eagle Lake
Columbus
John Ward Griffin
County Poor Farm Improvements Discussed at Meet
Colorado County Budget for 1949 adopted by the commissioners court with Auditor Jas. F. Houlihan in attendance. Thos. Pickett and Company presented the 1948 Equalization Board report showing valuations rising from 23,971,055 to 30,536,425. Court closed the Board of Equalization and approved its findings. Plans for new courthouse office equipment discussed, with Alfred J. Kainer appointed to explore Army Surplus sources. Kainer reported on two surplus Camp Swift buildings purchased for $720 total, including full facilities, enabling future infirmary and aged indigent housing. Plans by Tom E. Hinton submitted for proposed infirmary and caretaker quarters. Court ordered bids for building the infirmary and home, to be advertised in three county papers. Lone Star Producing Company 1948 valuation protest directed to Thos. Y. Pickett and Company. Other actions included a warrant replacement for Commissioner Hadden and removing the county court room wood stove for gas heating, with furniture rearrangement.
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Colorado County
Tull
Jas. F. Houlihan
Pickett
Thos
Pickett and Company
Alfred J. Kainer
War Assets Administration
Kainer
Camp Swift
Bastrop
Ber
Tom E. Hinton
Weimar
Texas
Rainer
Lone Star Producing Company
Thos. Y. Pickett and Company
R. R. Hadden
Steve Martinelli
Reed family plans Houston and New Orleans trip
Supt and Mrs W C Reed depart today to join their daughter’s family in Houston for a trip to New Orleans where they will dine with the Seaholms. They will then visit Gastonia North Carolina to see their son Dr Elnore Reed and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Reed
Houston
Paul Balas
New Orleans
Leonard Seaholm
Gastonia
North Carolina
Elnore Reed
Lions Club Benefit Game Tonight At Local Field
Eagle Lake Lions meet Garned Lions in a charity softball game at the local athletic field starting at eight tonight. E. J. Parma, who pitched Eagle Lake to a 13 to 7 win over Garwood Tuesday, is expected to pitch again. Tickets aid the Club House Fund for the high school athletes and other school facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Lions
Garned Lions
E. J
Butch” Parma
Lions
Garwood Club
Garwood
Eagle Lake
Mrs Davis to Continue Davis Garage Operations
Mrs. Davis announces the Davis Garage and filling station will reopen Monday with Jed Hampton in charge. The late husband’s business will continue under her oversight, with an additional mechanic as needed, and she invites customers to patronize with confidence in the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Davis
Davis
Jed Hampton
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Lee Goode
Austin
John Tanner Goode
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Nedra
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Helen Smith
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