WHO Club Meets At Glueck Home Committees Named
The WHO Club gathered at Glueck Home with President Brumbelow presiding on January 3 at 7 p.m. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Lee provided refreshments, and a report noted 140 donations for Tums with care to cancer charities.
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Glueck
Ghucek
Or Brumbelow
J. P. Renken
Lee
Tate
Tee
Eagle Lake Firemen Hold Practice Meeting Urges Caution
Eagle Lake Volunteer Firemen met for a regular practice session last Monday evening. Next Monday they will hold the monthly business meeting and all firemen are urged to attend. With dry weather grass fire risk rises. advised to prevent fires at all times.
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Eagle Lake
Myra Joyce Obenhaus Returns to Work After Accident
Myra Joyce Obenhaus of Texas City, granddaughter of Mrs. R. H. Obenhaus of Eagle Lake, is recovering well from injuries in a recent automobile accident. Physicians have informed her she can return to work immediately.
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Myra Joyce Obenhaus
Texas City
R. H. Obenhaus
Eagle Lake
Rice Acreage Allotments For New Producers
Farm operators who did not grow rice in the last five years must file a 1956 rice acreage allotment application with the County ASC by February 1 1956. Applications received by the Columbus Texas ASC office will be considered. Details required include farm serial number owner name and address farm tillable rice land irrigable capacity applicant rice experience and rice growing equipment.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
W. A. Stallmann
ASC
Columbus
Texas
Berean Class Begins Plans For Supper
The Berean Class of Colly Memorial Methodist Church held its January 11 meeting in the Educational Building with 13 members and guests present. After a covered dish supper, a short business session discussed the March Spaghetti Supper at the Community Center. Mrs. Harrison Walker gave the devotional and offered the closing prayer.
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Colly Memorial Methodist Church
Harrison Walker
Four Cars Wrecked On County Hiway Last Weekend
Four cars damaged in two separate crashes on Colorado County highways last weekend. Ora Lee Smith 24 of Columbus Megro Woman received a ticket for driving without a license after rear bumpers hooked fenders with Dan Rinn 69 also of Columbus on Farm Road 109. The collision occurred about 3 20 p m Thursday as Smith attempted to pass the Rinn car. Earlier a 1956 Ford and a 1955 Chevrolet were involved in a separate mishap near a Sheridan street intersection about 5 50 p m Saturday as Shell Oil supervisor George Albert Loner started onto the highway. Sundbeck 22 of Austin, a highway department surveyor, tried to pass behind the Rinn car and rear ends collided. Damages were about 200 for the Ford and 100 for the Chevrolet.
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Jone
Ora Lee Smith
Columbus
Megro
Dan Rinn
Rinn
Ford
Chevrolet
Sheridan
J. O. Tanner i
C. B. Morris
George Albert
Loner
Shell Oil Company
Carl Titus Sundbeck, Jr
Austin
Ahighway Department
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Fletcher visit from Frankfort
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Deane D Fletcher and family were Mr and Mrs Alvis Kennedy and daughter Carmen Lynn from Frank ltin.
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Deane D. Fletcher
Alvis “Kennedy
Carmen Lynn
Frankltin
Rice Growers Vote On Marketing Quotas In 1955 Referendum
Rice growers will vote January 27 on marketing quotas as proclaimed by Secretary Benson due to an unusually large 1954 US rice crop and a drop in exports. The August 1, 1955 carryover pushes the 1955-56 supply 49.6 percent above normal, with current totals 36 percent over the quota, guiding actions for the 1956 crop.
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Benson
U.S
Grain marketing year ends with 32.7 million carryover for 1956-57
The marketing year projects a supply of 83.6 million hundredweight from 1955’s 53.6 million crop, a 29.9 million carryover, and imports of 0.1 million. Domestic use is 27.8 million and exports 23 million, leaving a record 32.7 million hundredweight to roll into the 1956-57 year starting August 4, 1956.
Free Rice Theatre Ticket For The Private War Of Major Reason
Mrs Oscar Miller receives a free ticket to Rice Theatre on Sunday or Monday January 22 23 to see The Private War of Major Reason. Clip and present at box office on either date.
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Oscar Miller
Rice Theatre
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Highway
Telephone
Ation
Uary
H. H. Holman
A. H. Dipple
County Hiway
Hensley
Victoria
R.E. Taylor
Patricia
Ray Beth
Cleveland
B. E.heide
Sue
Hitchcock
Henry Reuther
Alfred H. Reuther
Annie. Taylor
R.E Taylor
Tome Builders
Scchools
M. F. Campbell
Dairy Marton
Bruce Johnson
Schindler
Edmund
Elmer Schindler
Lester Schindler
Ashby OU Co
Railroad Commission of Texas, L. P. Gas
Philco TV
Philcos
Authorized
Philco
A.J. Struss Auto Supply
Eagle Lake, Tex
Penny
Gulf South
Elf Oostithe