Local notes and Legion news from East Bernard area
Fragments report Alta Loma visitor Faulkner and Dilliard visit last Friday. Beasley site drilling to begin while Briggs farm test saved. East Bernard Post 226 American Legion sets March 6 meeting with social hour, basketbal l games, and a government agricultural course growing to 19 students taught by Eugene Sulak. School of Instruction for District 4 held at Masonic Hall in Eagle Lake next Friday with chapters from multiple towns attending.
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Legion News
East Bernard
American Legion
Dominas
Legion Post
Legion
Chas
District 4
Masonic Hall
Eagle Lake
Tuk
el Campo
Wharton
Edna
Rosenberg
Columbus
Schulenburg
Local Social News Notes At Bernaldo and Surrounding Families
Alvin Garling and daughter spent Thursday evening with Raymond Braden and family. Roy Sebesta and J D Nelson visited W K Nelsons. Mrs Paul Hagan and family stay with her parents. Guests at Wicke home included Charles and family. Sunday visitors with Henneke family included Garling Bennke Neuendorff and others. Relatives mourn Mrs Midward Brechtimegaed's death with sympathy notes.
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Alvin Garling
Raymond Braden
Roy Sebesta
J.D. Nelson
W. EK
Nelson
Paul Hagan
Charles Wicke
Leo Henneke
Alvin Garlme
al Bennneke
E@tert
Henneke
E.W. Neimeyer
Hermight
Air
Jean W Neuendorft
Edgar Heintschel_ Br
John Neuendorft
Ernest Henicke
Mirs
Matthews School News Pupils write and visit guests
Students at Matthews School note progress as first grade counts by 2s 3s and 10s and wish a speedy recovery for a classmate. Visitors Catal Bunge Jeanine Mivulka and others dined with local families while locals plan moves and changes in the community.
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Catal
Bunge
Jeanine Mivulka
Raymondvill
Micuska
Genevieve Salazar
Ja Ast Conk
Wharton
Eugene Michalee
Boling
Andj
Edwin Davis
Kenneth
Janice Davis
Wharton Junior College
Widows Eligible for Monthly Benefits After Husband's Death
Houston Social Security Office reports widows with fully insured status under the Old Age and Survivors program may receive monthly benefits at age 65. They must file claims to resume payments if remarried or after moving. contact nearest SSA office for guidance.
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Deral
Reisrs
Houston Cily
Social Secur Administration
Bidow
Eagle Lake Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Report
The Eagle Lake Volunteer Fire Department held its regular meeting on Monday night March 3. Chief AH Dipple Captains L sufate Frank Parma and Mike Coatis visited the Columbia Fire Department and enjoyed an oyster supper. Alton Weiss started the new resuscitator and citizens funded donations to benefit the Columbus Fire Department. Firemen from Weimar supported the effort. secretary treasurer B C Jenkinson reminded members to order stone Flower Show tickets.
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Eagle Lake
AH. Dipple
L, Sufate
Frank Parma
Mike Coatis
Columbia Fire Department
Alton Weiss
Relun
Columbus
Gaiv Fire Department
Weimar
T.qsurer. B.C
Eagle Lake Tea Club
Methodist Ladies To Entertain With 42 Party
The Sunshine Class of Dolly Memorial Methodist Church plans a Friday evening party in the church parlor on Feb 28. Proceeds from a free will offering go to the organ fund. Rudy Balas of San Angelo will enter Southern Methodist University at Dallas March 24 to study Institute of Insurance Marketing. He is the son of the late Mr and Mrs L Balas of Eagle Lake. He served in Europe with the U S Army during the war and is now a Jefferson Standard Life Insurance representative. An invitation is extended to all community members.
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Roy HeiNey, Jr
Little
Houston
Oklahoma City
Heifley
Lottie Heifley
Bogle Lake
Dolly Memorial Methodist Church
Rudy Balas
San Angelo
Southern Methodist University At
Dallas
Institute of Insurance Marketing
Rudy
L. Balas
Eagle Leake
United States
Europe
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance
Welfare Adjustments Made by Legislature for Aid Programs
The Colorado County State Department of Public Welfare reviewed Old Age Assistance and Aid to the Needy Blind after state funding increases. A. H. H. Dipple announced March checks will reflect selective raises from $1 to $2 monthly, with upward revisions to food cost figures and consideration of family size. About 190,000 aged and 5,100 needy blind will gain $500,000 to $600,000 statewide, and 30,000 dependent children receive around $200,000 monthly. Mrs. Henry Dostal joined Albert's Variety Store as clerk.
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Colorado County
State Department, of Public Welfare
A. H H. Dipple
Dipple
Henry Dostal
Albert's
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