Reception Honors Sgt Landa and Wife at Schulenburg
A social reception hosted by Mrs. Harry Landa and Mrs. Joe Stahl in Schulenburg honored Sgt. Landa and his wife Esther Landa. The event featured patriotic decor, white gladioli, red carnations, and blue cornflowers, with hostesses assisted by local residents. Sgt. Landa returned to New Mexico Saturday, while Mrs. Landa planned to remain in Texas before rejoining her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Burs
Lan Laugn
Harry Lands
Houston
Sgt. Land
Landa
Mills College
California
Hany Landa
Joe Stahl
Schulentu
Columbus
Malletsville
Albert's
He N_ Schwartz
Dw. Schwartz
Myke Hlein
Marien Lake
Schulenburg
Sgt. Landa
New Mexico
Esthersenblatt
Salt Lake City
Utah
Texas
Garwood Gar Insheif Editor: Semester Reflections
The Garwood Gar notes a new semester start with reminiscences on past work and classroom activities. Students are urged to keep up with studies, notes on English History Geography and typing, and midterm exams now finished. A report lists field trips and shows attendance, including names of students and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Choate
Annie Malik
Texas
Studas
Junior Class Meets to Plan Banquet Fundraising Dance
The Junior Class met in January 1944 to discuss funds for the Junior-Senior banquet. They decided on a dance and cake walk as the main money-earning event with the banquet likely to be held later.
Weekend College Notes From Rust Belt
Over the weekend, Tifih and Sheth grades news and deputy Benge attended events with Col umbus Lake and Patsy Gack. Edward Howard reports a illness, with cold during the weekend. Local happenings include activity around Sehuienburg and aunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Patsy Gack
Sehuienburg
Edward Howard
Snoops Neal Coluinbus Set You Down
A compact note reports a local figure, Snoops Neal Coluinbus, facing confusion over a statement printed in error. The fragmentary text hints at a failed assurance or miscommunication affecting a community audience. The item remains unclear due to OCR damage and lacks verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Coluinbus
Local youths Allyne and Berneth feature in Garwood notes
Allyne of Garwood is a tall sixth grader with brown eyes and dark hair, attending Bezell and Life Chapel schools before moving to Rock then Garwood, dreaming of business university. Berneth Benthor Lahoy, born 1920, attended Vox Populi and Garwood, described as 3 ft? 137 pounds with blue eyes and black hair, enjoys dancing and chicken, planning no clear future. Durbin family departure noted as part of town social scene with community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zell
Texas
Bezell
Chapel School
Rock
Erade
Garwand
Allyne
Weiths
Berneth Benthor Lahay, Benneth
von Proat
Foxds
Vox Populi
Chen
Garwood
Berneth
I.C. Puchin
Gene
Durbin
Earle Lake
Mr. Durbin
Durbit
Malaria and Mosquitoes Drain Them On $2.09 a Day War Memoir
Fragmentary verse outlines grim living conditions for soldiers in a jungle camp paid two dollars and nine cents daily. It contrasts malaria and sickness with meager rations, cramped quarters, and makeshift shelters while hinting at battlefield injuries, fatigue, and distant family ties amid a chaotic, grim wartime setting.
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Wife
Ed T. Wolters
Lane City
B. H. Toliver
Lydia Brintham
Picksham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Garwood Gar
Insehief
Editorial
Leo Lanier
Neat Stallman
Eighth Grade News
FR Campo
Alfred Zbranck
Anthony Katina
Glenna Hunt
Helen Fling
Louise Lobories
Ruth Ann Schmeccie
Wharton Sun- Joy
Tuner Report
Tifih and
Sheth
Snoops
America
Union Gas
Einai
Clare
Dorothy
Fraka & Woodard
A. S. Tjaden
Phony Weiler Packing Co
J. Ben Johnson
Roy Towell Electrician
Harold ‘Thomas
W. M
Clyde W. Nispel
Sccy
Harry D. Larson
First National Bank
Fhone
Eagle Lake, Tex
Emanuel Roos
Norris Bldg
P. F. Gordon
Arc
Shiper
Hreie
New Guinus
Atrs
Mary Davis
AF Aubert
Kinet National Banke Dar
Mes
Sacyestur-Hqustun Breweries
Batra
W. R. Terrell
Phous
Bagie Lake
Terus
Herulhee
Annetta
New York
EPPS
Eagle Lake
Terre
Som Dick
Shiner
Rosca
Roberts Ime Ja
Bay City
Jersey
Wilcga Crocery
Kolberg
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