Garwood Area Funeral and Community Visits Highlight July
Garwood residents gathered for Gus Verlla's funeral in Eagle Lake and hosted relatives from El Campo and Houston. The community welcomed relatives to birthday celebrations at J. Orsak's home near Garwood, where Gus Gerlich recently returned from overseas and two brothers also served. Attendees included the Krenek, Drapela, Polluda, and Stallman families, plus extended kin from Rosebud and Needville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozo Green
Camp Hood
B. Shaw
Louie Krenek
A. Wa. Erenek
H W, Huvar
L. B. Cor Inels
W. H. Abell
L. Frederickson, Sr
L. Frederickson
Dick Soaw
W. AR
Frnka
Eagle Lake
Gus Verlla
Will Priesmeyer
John Priesmeyer
Theo Briesmeyer
Gus Mehrens
el Campo
Cornelius
John Drapela
Virginia
Jack Roach
Houston
Drapela
Jiramie Polluda
Pareos
Miadelyn Drepele
Schilling
Sandie
P. A. Walker
M. Lee
A. Rietz
Aliegton
Otto Dankiefs
Chartey Miller
Carl Miller
Tnex
Fedaughter
Cuero Zero
Pressytesar Church
M. L Heinen
Pest
A. Johnson Eugene Field
Seaman Klngsville Ome
Handach
Roy Stailman
Howard Harry
F. M. Schilling
B.A. Walker
Ross Phillips
Betsy Ross
Pasadena
Garwood
Edward Kaminski
Larry
Rosemberg
Monroe Hrenek
Garnwood
Edward Kaminskis
Husban
Fort
Monroe Krenek
Bidee Rae
J. M. Krejnek
Rosenberg
Needville
Alex Orsak
Reid
Mr. Orsak
Gus Gerlich
Hallettsville
United States
Orsak
An Ang
Louie Gerlich
Steve Latsky
Baby
Bio Soma
John’ Waligura
Ben Waligura
Randolph
J. W. Littleton
Bankers Advertise Texas As Ideal Site For Industry
Texas bankers push a cooperative campaign to lure manufacturing plants to the state citing Dept of Commerce data about scattered settlements and emphasizing decentralization benefits. Ads will run in national publications read by executives. Bankers Digest will route inquiries from manufacturers planning moves to Texas towns with plants of 100 and 206 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.al Department of Commerce
South
Texas
Texas Lown
Worth
East
Bankers Digest
Texas Bank
Ts Digest
T Wo
Physical requirements modified for U S Maritime service
Lt Gg A F Thomson, enrolling officer, reports physical standards for apprentice season enrollments lowered to 120 pounds from 132 to speed recruitment. Applicants aged 17 to 50 should apply at the Maritime Service Enrolling Office in Houston, Dallas, Galveston or Port Arthur, Texas. Also notes visit of Mr and Mrs Edwin Moore and daughter Gloria Jean of Highland to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F.thomson
United States
Ni Lghal
Thomson
United States Maritime Service
Houston
Dallas
Galveston
Port Arthur
Texas
Local Churches Inviting Believers To July 1945 Services
July 15 1945 church notices invite worshippers to morning and evening services at Presby terian and Church of Christ congregations. Morning worship at 11 00 a m Sunday School at 10 00 a m evening service at 8 00 p m sermon themes include The Lord reigns and divine Love with scripture from Psalms Revelation and Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Eagle Lake Catholic Church Service Schedule
Mass at 8 30 a m on Saturday July 14 and Sunday July 15 at 8 30 a m. Wednesday evening service at 8 00 p m led by Rev A W Didner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lae Catholic Church
A. W. Didner
Local Church Notices and Encampment Update
Church schedules from Christ Episcopal and First Baptist note services, Sunday School and choir, with details of July 1945 events. Readers are informed of Palacios Encampment travel, July 14 15, and participants including Rev. Culpepper, J. W. Grittin, and Mrs Culpepper, plus Sunshine Class gathering and Sunshine Club actions.
Mary Martha Class Meeting Notes at Ramsey Home
Mary Martha Class of the Methodist Church held June and July meetings at Ramsey country home hosted by Mrs. A I Lyle and Mrs G A Seuholm. Mrs Mabel Van Dorn presided with large attendance, planning an early fair rummage sale a 42 party and pulpit furnishings. refreshments included chicken salad cookies and iced tea. August meeting set for Mrs T PL Boole’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Lyle
Mary Martha
Methodist Church
Ramsey
Mabel van Dorn
G. A. Seuholm
van Dorn
Mrs Alfred Reuthes Receives Bridal Shower Honors
A group of close friends honored recent bride Mrs. Alfred Reuthes, formerly Miss Eriene Austin, with a bridal shower at the Will Waddell home. Guests enjoyed refreshments including devil's food cake and homemade ice cream as gifts were opened and displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Reuther
Eriene Austin
Waddell
Misa Adell Hrachovy
Evelyn and
Zeta Mae Waddell
American Lutheran notices at Eagle Lake and Chuncocel churches
The Eagle Lake AMERICAN LUTHERAN lists Pastor G. Wol and a July 15 service at 8:30 am with Sunday School, followed by an August Lutheran Rally on the third Sunday. ST. PAUL AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH under Pastor G. West holds Sunday School at 9:30 am and service at 4:00 pm this Sunday or 10:20 am otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Lutheran
Eagle Lake
Texas Bay
G. Wol
Piest Evangelical Church Service Schedule at Lissie Texas
Sunday 10:00 A M Sunday School. Lesson God s Purpose for Abraham. Morning Worship 11:15 A M Sermon by Rev Clifford Wirse. Fellowship Services 3 00 P M Evening Worship 6 45 P M Sermon by the Pastor. date July 14 1845 program notes mention Rev N H Peterson pastor and Rev Clifford Wirse as speaker.
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Palacios
B. Hi Folliver
S. H. Broyles
Abraham
Anna Lee Swearingen
Sunbeam Band
Teddy
Lissie
N. H. Peterson
Surdlsy
Cifford
Ryenleg
Edaveath
Local Happenings and Church News From El Campo Area
Ongoing social notes list attendees at a supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Causey and include Miss Hope Dornon Myra Waddell Josephine Prka and others. EvEangelical Church members prepare to attend Summer Assembly in El Campo. Bereavement and birth announcements appear alongside travel and visiting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Causey
Causey
Hope Dornon
Myra Waddell
Josephine Prnka
Eagle Lake
Jimmie Reed
George Cau Aay
Ed Cauney
Jean
George Catary
Houston
Norfolk
el Campo
Lillian Ruthe Isenhower
Barbara Lee Briggs
Exla
June Sunderman
Mitten Jay
Dexter Angerson
Meg Crow
Kenneth
Nevin Peterson
R. Strunk
George Hodson
Berdick
Kansas
Strunk
Sam
Richard Cipison
On Haven
Conn
MM. E. Taenhower
Glenn Sunderman
Guy Briges
Helen Smith
Albert Dutcher
Henry Sunderman
Dutcher
Laughlin Hospital
Bayle Lake
Lawrence Evans
Boulder
Colorado
Harland Bell
John Clipson
Harold Thomas
Sargent
Gayle
Dante Lou Thaies
L. Hh.obunhaus
Billy and
Ann Hobbe
A.J! i
Mission Band
Otis Eymbe
Z. A. Wiese
C.T. Wiese
Song
Bertha Richter
Jeanette Rosneaur
Schulenburg
Victor Richter
Patsy Richter
Moulton
Fig
Trine Richter
Oscar Hermenn
Vivian
Martin
Pic
Gus Herman
Dricoit
Texas
Girl Scout News Shows Meeting and Plans for Health
A Girl Scout meeting was held Tuesday evening at the Foout oval with fourteen girls in attendance. two visitors acted as official tasters and declared the refreshments delicious. Plans for a party were finalized for next Wednesday, and an upcoming swimming swim was noted. The group thanks Mr A Dipple for a talk on Fire Prevention making them junior firemen. They dream of a swimming pool, a play ground and a tennis court to improve public health and citizen development. The State’s role in public health and welfare is emphasized and next week more on how the Scouts can help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jocetz
Edwin Buxhamper
The
Catholic Altar Society
J. Ben Johnson
Foout Oval
Avery
Seaut
A. Dipple
Hobby Lee Cole Birthday Family Party
Little Miss Bobby Lee Cole turned four last Sunday and hosted a family birthday gathering on May 20 starting at 4 30. Relatives enjoyed ice cream cake and punch in the dining room with flowers and a decorated table while Mrs W A Dallag of Houston presided and Bobby Lee's parents helped entertain. Guests included her aunt Mrs Virginia Cole of Dallas grandmother Mrs Irene Gale Mart and Mr and Mrs M Holt of Rosenberg Shirley Marie Wilkinson of Galveston and Dats Wilkinson of Bellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Lee Cale
W. A. Dallag
Houston
Bobby Lee
R. L. Cole
Virginia Cole
Dallas
Irene ¢ Mart Gale
M. ‘Olt
Rosenberg
Shirley Marie Wilkinson
Galveston
Dats Wilkinson
Bellville
Laughlin Hospital Names Patients and Dismissals
Laughlin Hospital lists patients including Miss Majorie Criswell of Sheridan Mrs Ly Hiebter and daughter city Mrs Jewel Dutcher Lissie Mrs P T Gordon Mrs Walt Adams Mrs J B Cox and son J W Hodges city Miss Grace Mi ewka Eldridge In the colored see How were John Harris and R L Selders Patients dismissed during the week Included Mrs Bob Meitzen Miss Minnie Castellanos city Elvis Moseley San Antonio Mes Clif Brooks and daughter Mrs F L Lockwood Mrs Bob Curry vity and Mrs J D Alley Ramuyey.
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Laughlin Hospital
Mday
Majorie Criswell
Sheridan
Ly Hiebter
City
Jewel Dutcher
Lissie
P.T. Gordon
Walt Adams
J. B Cox and Son
J. W. Hodges
Grace Miewka
Eldridge
John Harris
R. L. Selders
Bob Meitzen
Minnie Castellanos
Elvis Moseley
San Antonio
Mes
Clif Brooks
F. L. Lockwood
Bob Curryvity
J.D. Alley
Ramuyey
Presbyterians Hold Tuesday Afternoon Business Meeting
Twelve members and a guest met in the Sunday School room with Mrs. Otto Rogers leading devotionals and Mrs. E B Smith presiding. They planned Vacation Bible School at Matthews School and noted eight children to receive First Holy Communion, with prayers for Our Lady at Perpetua Help Church in Eagle Lake. The group includes Shirley Ann Fens Delores Erika Lois Marie Kopecky Betty Leis De Shaze John Besada Bobby Kil gore Leonard Petrosky Kenneth Mahale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Otto Rogers
Matthews School
Our Lady Art Perpetua
Help
Eagle Lake
Shirley Ann Fens
Delores Erika
Lois Marie Kopecky
Betty Leis de Shaze
John Besada
Bobby Kilgore
Leonard Petrosky
Kenneth Mahale
Silver Tea to Honor W. 8.0. 8 Members at Mrs Albrecht
The members of the W. 8. 65 of Dolly Memorial Methodist Church will meet next Tuesday at 3 30 pm at Mrs W H Albrecht’s home. It will be the monthly Silver Tea and Mrs Albrecht assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albrecht
Dolly Memorial Methodist Church
W. H. Albrecht
Baptist Women Hold Mission Study Tuesday at Church
Mrs. Chas. Culpepper Jr. led the Mission Study as the ladies of the Baptist W. M. C. met Tuesday afternoon at the church. Next week's agenda includes the regular Beneventine Days meeting with hostess to be announced by Iter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Sandra Thomas Han Party On Fourth Birthday
A birthday party celebrated Sandra Thomas Han on her fourth birthday with playmates invited from four to six o'clock. Guests enjoyed games, cake, and Dr. Feppers refreshments, with holiday hats favors and candy. Attendees included George Hale Gayle Law Thomas Bobby Campbell and many others, hosted by Mrs. Ralph Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra
Ralph Thomas
George Hale
Gayle
Donna Law Thomas
Bobby Campbell
Patrcia Lee Jonson
Bobby Lee Cole
Bobby Lindsay
Rudy Doyka
Harold
Harry Larson
Bill
Judy Shwart
Barbsea Jeay
Tammie Low Reese
Cara Crim
Coris Laughlin
Mary Agnes Dromgoole
Dick Terrell
Lt John Vallentine Home From Months In Nazi Prison
Lt John Vallentine, ex-Aggie, freed from German captivity, returns to U S soil after seven camps and six weeks on the road to Rome. He will report to Fort Sam Houston after a brief home leave to wed fiance Martha Church of Fr Mdé, daughter of Brig General and Mrs J H Church.
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Gon
Rae ‘Inquirer
Jal Thrinedags
Joan Thatcher Vollentine
Nephiw
Ist Denegtine
Aston Gramison
Sara Thatcher
Weimer
He i of & CO
Darin
Martha Church
J. HL Church
Massachusetts
Fort Sam Houston
Vallentine
Jesse Williams
Henry Hmward Valentine
ETO
A, &Me
Infantry
Sicily
Italy
Luckenwald
Valentine
Rome
Florence
Moosburg
Germany
Poland
Ceccea- Hon
Cmp
Belville Farm Loan Assn Holds Important Meeting
The Bell ville National Farm Loan Association held its annual meeting at City Park in Bellville on July 13, 1945 at 2 PM. Secretary Treasurer J J Blick said stockholders showed strong interest in maintaining a hometown association for long term credit service. The group recently paid a 70 percent dividend on stock and reports $958,690,000 in loans outstanding, capital stock of $47,635, reserves and surplus of $49,357.60, with all assets owned by members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellville National Farm Loan Association
Bellville
Welock Pom
J. J. Blick
Blick
Ee Ee
Presbyterian Vacation Bible School Opens This Morning
More than thirty children register for the week long Vacation Bible School at the Oul-Poat Sunday School in Matthews School House run by Sirse Presbyterian Church of Bastle Lake. Sessions run 9 to 11 30 daily with Miss Reba Winston directing and Miss Myre Waddell supervising. A singing program with handiwork displays is set for Friday at 10 am. Church ladies assist and praise Miss Winston for her service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews School
Sirse Presbyterian Church
Bastle Lake
Reba Winston
Hanson
Myre
Waddell
The
Presbyterian Church
Winston
Te Brazos Presbytery
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Fred Wailing
Angela
Louis Goss
Rotenberg
South Pacific
Mim Beulah Heiter
Liberty
Betsy Rose
Pasa
Ees
W.a. Heronc
Bankers
Maritime Service
Edwin Moore and Tittle
Gloria Jean
Highland
Wek
Nor
Raymond Kondettel
Bagla
Jare Milaron
Rey, Claude Pruitt, Pastort
Presbyteria
Chubchifley
Daniel A. McNeill
Cristian Science, Services
Christ Episcopal Church
W. E
John G. Larson
Lolly Memorial
meeTeonn Mnubch
Ray, J. W, Grittin, Pastee
HL Albeecht
Firis
Metmabarn Gokas
OBOO
Martha Putney
R.T. Westforeland
Palacios Bay
C L. Culpepper
Reagan Laughlin
Harold Lee
Teonard Hutson
Darrell Vandiver
Zeraphins McDonald
Mary Eigaseth Dayitkou
Mary Caroline Nash
Clara Mae Nash
Culpepper
Jeune
Ole Metongis
Alfred Reuthes
John G Larson
Wharton
Mn Larson
Wharton Epicor Chare
Mrs. J. Ben Johnson
Sy Me. Haden
Simnith
Virginia Mazac
McClanahka
Frank Maz- 3c
Girl Scout News
Hobby Lee Cole
Baptist
W. MB
Sandra Thomas Han
Ernest Lenhart
Atdesen
Billy
Beaunontpont
Jolmbir Sefmitt
George Sefmitt
Bernardo
Tulluy
Rawlins
John Vollantine
Farm Loan Assn
Belville
Presbyterian Close Vacation Bible School
Robert Koenig
Edmund Munford
Tex Revenue Department
Ann Ward
Freeport
Salter
Cole Cole
Saat
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