Lissie Happenings from Mrs Helen Smith Readers Notes
Local column notes visits and departures of area residents. Marion Cassady and Illinois kin left after visiting uncle E C Cassady. New baby born to Adolph Vasina at Albert Schuhmann Hospital East Bernard. Several residents traveled to Houston and Bay City for visits and trips to Round Rock assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Cassady
Illinois
E. C. Cassady
Adolph Vasina
Albert Schuhmann Hospital
East Bernard
Gladiola
Martin Kuegle
New York
Agnes Isenhower
Edwin Thomas
Wharton
Gus Senkel
Warren J. Ellison
Michigan
Round Rock
Pie Henry
Bay City
Bert
Abercrombie Granddaughter Born to DeLany Family
Mr. and Mrs. Bill DeLany of Houston welcomed a baby daughter at 3 o clock Monday morning at Heights Hospital. It is the DeLanys second daughter and the child is the granddaughter of E. F. Abercrombie of Eagle Lake. Mrs. Abercrombie plans to visit Houston to accompany mother and baby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill DeLany
Houston
the Heights Hospital
DeLany
E. F. Abercrombie
Eagle Lake
Ford Maintains Near Record Despite Strike
Dearborn Michigan July 2 production at Ford Motor Company in the first three weeks of the foremen's strike was within 2.5 percent of schedule. A total of 62,906 units were built since May 21 against a 64,400 target. Mercury line at Rouge paused for a week due to a frame shortage from Murray Corporation. Foremen at Rouge Highland Park and Lincoln plants lost over 900000 in salaries, while 13 U S branch plants continued producing at or above scheduled levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
Mich
Ford Motor Company
del S. Harder
Mercury
the Rouge
Murray Corporation
Rouge
Highland Park
Lincoln
Harder
United States
Knox to Leave Wharton for Baton Rouge Pastorate
Rev. Milton H. Knox, longtime Wharton Presbyterian pastor, will transfer to the Second Presbyterian Church in Baton Rouge La. after 17 years at Wharton. The Wharton press lauds his active civic and religious service aiding all, with hundreds of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton H. Knox
Presbyterian Church
Wharton
Eagle Lake
Second Presbyterian Church
Florida Street
Baton Rouge
Bobbie Knox
Wharton County Junior College
Selkirk Knox
Border Patrol
el Paso
Wharton Press
Mr. Knox
Knox
Boyd Copeland Wedding in Glen Flora
The marriage of Miss Elma Lat tie Boyd of Glen Flora to George N. Copeland of Wharton took place Sunday at Glen Flora Methodist Church. The ceremony featured greenery, white flowers, and a brass candelabra backdrop. The couple will reside in Wharton where he works for Humble Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Lattie Boyd
D. F. Boyd
Glen Flora
George N. Copeland
G. R. Copeland
Wharton
Glen Floral Methodist Church
Edward Mitchell
Cpl
Crawford Boyd
Tokyo
Japan
Frances Boyd
James ‘Copeland
iSgt
Charles Boyd
San Antonio
Wallace Arth
Attie Hee Plummer
Shreveport
Shelley Conquest
Pharr
Lillian Howland
Little Rock
Carl N. Reynolds
Frances Gruenwald
Fort Worth
Joyce Porter
Mathis
Lon Morris
Southwestern
Copeland
Humble Oil Company
Chester A. Boecker
Wedding Party Hosts Fourteen Guests in Pleasant Hospitality
The wedding party included fourteen guests for a pleasant reception. The bride is the niece of Mrs. L. C. Wozencraft of Eagle Lake and her mother once resided there. Mrs. Ralph Thomas is recovering from an operation at Laughlin Hospital. Her friends wish her a speedy recovery. A teacher asked a boy a fractions question about a pie and seven diners. the boy answered an eighth, noting his brother Bill’s appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Wozencraft
Eagle Laie
Ralph Thomas
Laughlin Hospital
Bill
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Albert’s Variety Store
EAGLE
Marion Carter
Jay
Galveston
Charlie Carter
Lissie
Frank Duty
Frank Mazac
Erder Truck Freight
Richey
Houston, Texas
Lissie Happenings
Mrs
Helen Smith
Southampton
England
Europe
Andy
B.f.goodrich Silvertown
B.f.goodrich
A.J. Struss Auto Supply
Ford
Rev. M. H. Knox
Pilsener Beer South Coast Wholesale Distributors , Inc
New Orleans
Kolberg
Jersey
Kolberg’s Creamilk Dairy
John Deere
Join Deere
Kistan
Suimimer
Woody Merman
Peggy Lee
David Barbour
CST
CBS
Central Power and Light
Company
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