Rabels and Columbus Clash in Weekend Sports Roundup
The clipping notes a Saturday matchup between Rabels and Columbus and reports on local activity in Eagle Lake. It mentions farming groups signing up, meetings held in Garwood, and residents moving to join Eagle Lake projects. An article about an accident at the Eagle Lake light plant is included with details on injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabels
Columbus
Eagle Lake
Garwood
Sts. J. PF
Ja2z
Harvey Lake
Jermanh
Davenport
Iowa
A. W. Bryan
A. P. Powers
Rock Tslang
U. Clampitt
Gloria If
Invasion of Borneo Highlighted as War Front Dawn
Allied invasion of Borneo opens reconquest of the island, described as tropical and densely forested with diverse peoples. The piece notes Dyaks, Japanese, Chinese, Arabs and Malays living in long houses on stilts, with vivid images of wildlife and headhunting rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
Greenland
New Guinea
Netherlands Indies
National Geographic Society
Ttig
McRee Resigns in City Clerk Role at Final Meeting
In a final meeting, WH McRee resigns from the city clerk position. The session notes his resignation and confirms the vacancy in the clerk’s office. The document records the procedural steps following the departure and the appointment process to fill the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. McRee
FR Ruwine
Santa Fe Redeems Bonds at Chicago Meeting
The Santa Fe Railway Board, meeting in Chicago, authorized redemption on December 1, 1945, of three outstanding convertible bond issues totaling 7,977,000. The move clears nearly all bonded indebtedness except noncallable 1935 General and Adjustment Mortgages. A dividend of 1.50 per share was declared for stockholders of record July 27, 1945, payable September 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nly
Ate Topeks Sind Santa Fe Railway Company
Chicago
Fred G. Gurley
The
Santa Fe
Watermelon Party Hosted by Miss Kay Kearney
Last Friday evening Miss Kay Kearney hosted a watermelon party at her home. Guests included Mary Elizabeth Davidson, Janice Davis, Joan Davis, Betty Jo McHimarry, Jo Nell Sandifer, Betty Joyce Linke, Batty Jane Kilgore, Patsy Reneh, Jean Linke, Ernest Mae Seaholm, Frankie Jean Pidgeon, Arlene Gertson, Lewis Bland Epps, Vernon Gertson, Walter Froki, Darrell Vandiver, Zwaine Lamar, Billy Jo Williams, Bobby Wright, Frankie Ripper and Jimmy Jochte.
Rudy Joe Duyka Celebrates Third Birthday Party
On his third birthday Rudy Joe Duyka held a lawn party Friday afternoon with games and ice cream and cake. Guests included Bobby and Don Lindsay Harry and Harold Larson Tommie Lou Barbara Jean and Mary Ann Reese Delores and J Frnka Charlyne Joy Moore Wayne and Betty Ethel Konesheck Bennie Lee Miller Anthony and Cletis Duyka Dick Richter Sandra Thomas Glenda Sue and Chas Ray Altman Billy Schultz and Bob and Jim Brooks Miss Delores Spanidel helped Rudy Joe's mother entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Joe Duyka
Bobby
Don Lindsay
Harry
Harold Larson
Tommie Lou
Barbara Jean
Mary Ann Reese
Delores
J. & Frnka
Charlyne Joy Moore
Wayne
Betty Ethel Konesheck
Bennie Lee Miller
Anthony
Cletis du
Soldiers to Camp Swift for Duty
The families of Sgt and Mrs M Robinson and Sgt P W Christiansen announce their departure to Camp Swift for duty. They express regret at leaving Eagle Lake and gratitude to residents who made their stay pleasant. A visit by Mrs Frank Freeman and others is noted along with social remarks about local leaders.
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Sgt
M. Robinson
Baby
P. W. Christiansen
Camp Swift
Eagle Lake
Cape Ete
Frank Freeman
Gissela Trojan
Edgar Liteman
Mary Margaret
Columbus
John Kearney
Kay
Thy
Mrs. K. Kampe
Army Answers Your War Problems Column
Questions on Army personnel and dependents issues are answered by The Army Answers Your War Problems. A soldier may be released from a year in detention if the sentence allows discharge and higher authorities may remit detention or the Secretary of War may commute it. Veterans may take better jobs without a release. GI Bill benefits must be pursued within two years after war end or two years after discharge. Myson’s discharge points stopped at May 12, 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Service Command
Dallas 2
Texan
Q. Tam
Tam
War Manpower Commission
Q. Myson
Environmental sanitation and disease prevention in Austin
Public health official Dr. Geo W. Cox discusses environmental sanitation as essential for clean water garbage disposal and safe food. He cautions on houseflies rats and stagnant water as disease vectors and urges household and business cooperation with seasonal mosquito control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
Wharton Visitors Share Housekeeping Talk and Visit
Mrs Antone Duyka and her sons Anthony and Clinton of Wharton were Friday visitors with Mr and Mrs Rudy Duysa and their son. The discussion emphasized interior and exterior housekeeping improving living pleasure and reducing disease hazards while boosting the appearance of surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouaékeep
Local Navy enlistment seen during campus weekend visit
David Stahl of Schufen homie from the University of Tex as accompanied by Ray mond Kaufman of Lake Charles and the University spent the weekend with David's grandparents Mr and Mrs Harry Landy. David recently enlisted in the Navy and awaits his call to service. He calls his wife Crystal but she is away at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stahl
Schufenhomie
University of Texas
Raymond Kaufman
Lake Charles
David
Harry Landy
Navy
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Ares
Eagle Laphone
Eagle Lake, Texas
Petroleus
Bogeland
Joe Stab
Swhulenburg
Verents
M Harts
HAY Kearney
Sgts Robinson
Christianson
West
Mrs. Baird
Etays Freaw
War Bowns
Heve
Crystal
Pace Health
Pioneer White Wings
Fioneer
Sold & Y Wilcox
Central Power and Light Company
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