Local Club Meeting Ends With Light Punishment
Nada News notes a club meeting where four new members joined and Henry Bittner was sentenced to two days hard labor on the church lawn after a fist fight. Refreshments followed as the group elected delegates and discussed future events at Welmar. Also reported: a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ed Moeller and a visit by Rev A Leopold and others from Reskne.
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Res A. Leopold
Uhe
Memmos Pape
Albins Srotka
Alices
Justina Hoffmin
Luin Ss
Henrys Ebay
Henry Bittner
For Humanes
Joe Schoallmann
Ted Schoellmann
Herman Popp
Geckermann
Clabourne Delava
Shim
Alais Bittner
John Bittner
EL Camyo
Ed. Moeiler
Silko Amn
A. Leopold
Bill Regina Leopold
Thomas Goerts
Alois Oertz
Reskne
Furmsers Resque
Oer
Greanch Wag
St W Welmar
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Welmar
N and A Convention Draws Thousands to New York City
The National Education Association holds its annual convention in New York City starting June 25, the first in Manhattan since 1916. A Washington Bulletin touts New York as a modern America symbol of speed and diversity, highlighting skylines, museums, art, and the concentration of educational institutions accessible to visiting teachers.
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New York City
Manhattan
Washington D.C
National Geographic “Sesicty
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Australia
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Aout
Bedluny Island
Tata Statios
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Well Street
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Coney Island
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Eldridge News round of July happenings and wedding
Local notes report Fourth of July visits across towns including Calhoun Giddings Dime Box Goose Creek Cedar Bayou and Houston Eagle Lake and San Antonio. A Wallace and Ham family wedding in Eagle Lake. A baby boy welcomed to the Ludwig family. Miss Sue Eva Brooks to undergo operation at St Joseph infirmary tonston. Eldridge baseball team vs Fallon and Gresrent team to play at Hl Arisige Sunday.
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A. G. Miculka
Chas, Miculka
Calhoun
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Patsy Anh
R. G. Burntschell
Giddings and
Dime Box
J. Garey
Goose Creek
Cedar Bayou
Henry Chernorky
Houston
Galveston
W. H. Alrecht
Carmel Joy
Eagle Iike
Madays
W. T
Mueller
Mary Ann Grasta
San Antonio
Edward
W.T Mueller
T W. Willams
Hempopstad
A Welliams
Corde Mae Tam
Si. J. Ham
Eagle Lake
Hubert Wallace
RW Wallace
Aldridge
Morris Ludwig
Sue Eva Brooks
EB EB Brooks
St. Joseph, Infirmary
Wouston
Ping
Eldridge
Tsiton Maseball
Fallon
Whs
Yalton
Gresrent
Linm
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Melhouist League Program Week Leads July Meeting
The Methodist Kenge hosts a July 20 program headlined by Ney as leader. The subject is righteousness in God N ton with scripture read by Miss Princes Beone. Speakers include Jack Ney on What Do We Mean by Righteousness and Paul Barnett on Are We Products of Faith. Miss Rachael Lewis presents In What Respect Are We Not Righteous. Miss Grape Rees delivers Looking, a Likthe Cloner, with Rev Lewis offering prayer and benediction.
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Local Happenings and Visits From Scranton to Newmill Sakardey
Community notes list visits and travels among residents and relatives from Scranton Kansas to Newmill Sakardey and Houston. Names include Segelquist Anderson Segelauist Begelquist Gertson Struk Hough McCormick McNellty Darby Cutter Reed Lott Johnson Hamme Ruisisch and Adaing. Mentions a sulfur mine trip, a Sunday gathering, and well wishes for Mrs Reed's malaria.
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A. H. Anderson
Carl Segelauist
Scranton
Kansas
Begelquist
Newmill Sakardey
James Kendall
Harry Huscher
B.D. Anderson
Homer Culler
W. T Cutler
J. R. Reed
Richard Lott
Houston
J. M. Svoritt
Wm Smith
G. W. Gansey
Jeanette
Visits Relatives Here After Tour Thru East
Mr and Mrs Treary Chambless of Wangull spent the week end here with Mrs W R Walker�s family on route home after a two week trip through fifteen states and into Canada covering 4255 miles. Several relatives joined them on trips west previous year. A day on the Colorado River featured a picnic lunch and swimming. Multiple local families visited relatives in nearby towns and Galveston.
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Wir Walker
Canada
Trin
Buddie Ace
Freé Lyle
H. D. Swearingen
Albert Dutcher
Fempliy
Cleve Obenhaus
J. L. Oneenheuws
Lyle
Dorothy Reese
Paul Powers
Colorado River
Wii Walker
Prink Weaver
Gall
Willie Walker
Bobble
Jimmie Welse
W. W. Bell
Galveston
Raymond Taylor
Bell
Mondey
Will Walker
Newgulf
Boling
Eagle Lake visitors and local social notes tumble through
W Bruce Henderson of Houston, son in law of former Eagle Lake residents Mr. and Mrs. E B Beers, visited to photograph historic sites including the Beers home and school. Beers, longtime Eagle Lake barber and first football coach, are remembered fondly. Other locals and visitors from Garwood to Houston appear in a patchwork of social notes and family visits, with trips to the State Park and various weekends across the area.
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Houston
E. B. Hers
Eagle Lake
Formrer
Eers
Beers
Miami
Fiedia
Austin couple hosts sisters in weekend visit
Mr and Mrs Henny Gain and their daughters from Austin spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Chas Stephen Bi Johnson and other family members, sharing a family gathering and hospitality.
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Austin
Tam
Ity
Chas
Stephen Bi Johnson
Miss Edna Marie Eulert Guests of Burris Family
Miss Edna Marie Eulert of Cos tombons was a guest of Misses Jewat and Lavine Burris for several art events. She was accompanied Sagme Jewel Burtts.
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Marie Eulert
Costombons
Jewat
Lavine Burris
Sagme Jewel Burtts
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