Garwood Gatherings and Names in Dated Event
A garbled OCR passage mentions multiple individuals and places including Oleg Venn, Teddy Taunlet, and Bier Bipimt, with references to events, venues, and a weekend gathering. The text is fragmented, listing names and possible roles without clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela
Favearbog Jte
Tonguinet
Teliarea Laka Chines Redaurs
Mir Oleg Venn
Atelenda
Teddy Taunlet
Crnele
Tsar
Miss Cookenboo and Daniel Coffers Married
Fragmented notice reports the marriage of Miss Cookenboo to Daniel Coffers in Hobton. Includes odd spellings, fellow wedding details, guest names, officiant, candles, gifts, and various ceremonial descriptions with many garbled words.
Washington party gifts of george washinton theme tea
Coshostesses Mrs H W Ahlers and Mrs Wy G Darts host a silver tea at a Washington themed reception. Guests search for red white and blue colonial tutS and wear hats. The program includes Martha Washington verse and a mobile study session at the Methodist parsonage led by Mink Sullivan James and the group plans to continue with more activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Ahlers
Wy. G. Darts
Atefers
Geore
Washington
Oedesis
Ami
George
Martha Washiv
Martha's
Wiens
Perth
Hemles
Mink
Sullie James
Rock Island Items in a Confusing OCR Patch
Fragmented readable phrases show a jumble of names places teams and dates, with scattered mentions of Rock Island lanes US cities schools and events. The garbled text references scores banners and notes that hint at a local sports or community item amid mixed garble.
Texas Bill Promises Farm Protection Against Vacancy Racketeers
The draft measure backed by the Texas Landowners Association aims to shield farmers and ranchers from vacancy racketeers by preventing discriminatory land control practices. Representative Paris Smith of Gay City advocates passage, arguing the bill safeguards landowners while targeting schemes that farm lands to outsiders or use public funds to prop up vacant properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Landusiers
Armny
Lochpeserlalte Pri
Daniel
Valernefox
Tinesal
Shes Guseer Mithee
Lie Grain Committee
Monthes Meeting Held by Colorado County Farmers Union
The regular monthly meeting of Colorado County farmers is held Thursday at 1 PM in the county agents office in Columbus Texas. Garth PSA Supervisor in charge of FDA work notes farm foreclosures rising as drought and low prices squeeze farmers. County residents seek arrangements with note holders while tenants with livestock and equipment fear loss of their property. Mrs. Metalian travels to Ardmore Oklahoma to visit family. several locals return from Texas University for a weekend.
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Colorado County
Garth
PSA
FDA
Siti
Weba
Iau Pom
Aeni
Visieg
Gilumbus
Texas
Eald My. Geuths
Adenia
IkokiKuhions
Jaton
Tugems
Thiy
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Methodist Church Series Promotes Adult Classes and Fellowship
The Methodist Church invites all to Sunday and Sunday night services with adult classes led by Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Westmooreland, plus the Big Brother’s Bible Class for men. Activities include Bible study, missionary circles, and youth programs, culminating in a sermon titled The Light of the World. Also noted are community notices and nearby relatives visiting in Pearsland and Monetdn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J) M. Lewis
The
Methodist Church
Afrs Lewis
Sunshine
BR. ‘T. Westmooreland
Myre Brisbols
Yauris Wowen
NCE
Jesus
Cheist
Christ
Cod
May Parker
Mary Roker
Momuulaina
Larry
Pears
Land
The Voice of Texas Feature by P Pierce Brooks
A Dallas businessman with over 400000 votes in the Democratic primary plans a weekly column The Voice of Texas covering taxes living costs pensions aging and Texas development Brooks will write from Austin and publish pieces regularly Readers are invited to sign and mail in approval for continuing the feature with their names and addresses in the paper
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Viice
Texas
P. Prerea Brooks
Dallas
Brooks
Nie
Austin
Rand
Broola
P. Pierce Brooks
the Voice
Episcopal Guild Meeting At Mrs Macy Dav is Home
The Episcopal Guild Agu WITT MTS held a Tuesday afternoon meeting at Mrs Macy DavIs home with Mrs A P Harbeet as hostess A brief program was given and light refreshments were served during social hour Mrs Lentart will host the ladies next Tuesday offering continuation of Urban America program
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Boreopal Guild
Macy Davis
A. P. Harbeet
W . Lentart
America
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