Local visitors and social notes from Louise and Houston
The passage records that Mrs Ales Barter and her family visited in Hunsmor with Mr and Mrs Whatley of Houston and sister Mrs Northington and Mr Northington. R.C. Roddy and C.R. Poulk attended a Maronic barbecue in Louise. Miss Gladys Kythne visited friends in San Mars cos. Miss Sallie Jone and others are noted in social chatter.
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Jyoneliene Hs
Soubien
Ants
Ales Barter
Hunsmor
Mex Whatley
Houston
Mant Northington
Mr. Northington
R.C. Roddy
CR. Poulk
Louise
Gladys Kythne
San Marscos
Lissie Happenings Weekly Recap and Local Visits
The column recounts social visits in Withee and Port Arvin, noting Mrs JU Kelly and children visiting relatives, and Mr and Mrs Tovins Moulton of Houston tying the knot. It mentions a home in Alvin hosting guests, a school program display of children’s handwork, and an upcoming convention sermon on Modern Africa by Rewert Sia.
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Gordop Cave
Alvin
Asnerson
Chidren
Tovins Moulton
Houston
No Shoes Sold To Barefooted Women
Fragmentary note appears to discuss shoe fitting and sales in Dallas stores. Mentions fees, foot measurements, and a renunciation of a decision. References REA and dates unclear. Entities include Dallas stores and REA.
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Dallas
Shay Ming
eNows
Ivsines
Lions at Meeting Highlight Absurdist Night of Jazz and Plans
The Lions Club held a chaotic meeting featuring performances by artists including Lillian Roose and Elizabeth McLears. Members discussed new officers to be installed June 23, welcomed guests Leighton and Waldo Schinering, and noted club decorations and roll-call responses. Mrs Curtis McChinnian returned to Houston with her sister Miss Sallie Jones for a two week stay in Bayou City.
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Jos
Leigh McGee
Brine
Mong. Levine
Meinert
Lillian Tele Roose
Francis Wivise
Mabel Chine Meee
Elizabeth McLears
Osan More
Mori Tans
Togkine
Waldo Schinering Af
Smelis
Charles Stephens Veliiito
Curtis McChinnian
Houston
Sallie Jones
Bayou Ciy
Funeral service for Mrs Fred Kreuse in Walls and Gay Hill
Funeral services for Mrs Fred Kreuse will be held Tuesday at 1 p m in Walls, with burial at Gay Hill. The service follows a week in Columbus where she attended Bible school.
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Fred Kreuse
Walls
Gay Hill
Wolf
Heen
Columbus
Bible Schowl
Rotary News Highlights and Club Names
Rotary News notes Clarence Epps as program chairman and Bill Albrecht as paneh hitter. It mentions Red Cross volunteers at meetings and a Shell Of Company supervisor T. S. Haywood. The Fort Worth club uses Red Cross ladies as waitresses and funds go to the Red Cross. Miami club changes its MLC program amid unclear Mon day Letter Club reference.
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Clarence Epps
Rotary
MIE
Bill Albrecht
Bill
Redarats
Wallin Thiota
de OR
Publis
Crelumbus
T. S. Haywood
Shell of Company
Rotary Eagle
Rotary Club of Fort Worth
Red Cross
Betel Management
Bea Cross Fund
Rotary Chib
Miami
Florida
MLC
Texas doctors seek united attack on hay fever rise
A University of Texas Medical School conference on June 13 gathered physicians statewide to coordinate a Texas allergy program. Dr Chauncey D Leake said the surge in hay fever is unexplained, and experts aim to pool ideas to discover causes and effective treatments during an extensive statewide effort.
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Galveston
Texas
University of Texas Medical School
Chaunney D. Leake
Woway
Dr Tjaden Chiropractic Clinic at Eagle Lake TX
A local clinic advertises chiropractic examination to identify a primary cause of various conditions including asthma stomach disorders kidney liver and heart troubles among others. It promises a truthful recovery prognosis and states only favorable cases are accepted at the new location, the old McCarty Homestead in Eagle Lake Texas.
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Tjaden
McCarty
Agle Lake
Texas
Texas Rubber Day Hear George Olsen In Texas Broadcast
Salutes Texas a day long celebration marks American Made Rubber Day with George Olsen and his orchestra performing a tonal program on the night of June 2. More than 160 stations salute Texas as the Consolidated Tire and Rubber Company opens a new plant in Havtown. The Coca Cola Company sponsors the broadcast reaching millions nationwide. Willian O'Neil, president of General Tire, notes Texas supplies key rubber components vital to tire production. The event runs from morning ceremonies at the Tri Cities to a Houston luncheon and a final Olsen broadcast from 8 to 12.
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George Olsen
Texas
Oreasion
Coneral Tire and Rubber Company
Havtown
Coca-Cola Company
Torus
Cubber
Willian O'Neil
Genveal Tire
O'Neil
Tri Cities
Houston
Olsen
Cearnal Family Visit Spawns Extended Houston Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cearnal and sons of Houston spent Sunday with Mrs. A. F. Cearnal and Miss Mad eline Cearnal. Lee Jr. remained over for a longer visit, and accompanied by his aunt visited the Treadight Wednesday afternoon.
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Lee Cearnal
Coddling of Japanese Enemies Critical, South Texas C of C Says
South Texas Chamber of Commerce denounces coddling of Japanese enemy aliens and urges firm government action. Resolution cites wartime food shortages and criticizes distribution of supplies as evidence of disloyalty, urging stricter policies and loyalty among residents amid war tensions.
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San Antono
Texas
South Texas
Dies Committee
Unamerican Activiies
California
South Testis
Mvihee
Xpertine
Janis el
Dace
Willis
Welling
United States
Rubber Governors Set to Meet for Texas Rubber Day
Two rubber state governors scheduled to assemble June 28 for American Made Rubber Day in Texas. Proclaimed by Governor Cole Re Stevenson, the event aims to celebrate the rubber program and its impact. Officials from the Texan Press Association and allied bodies coordinate the observance with local industry figures in attendance.
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Texas
Cole Re Stevenson
Ogency
Thornton Folk
San Astonio
Homtation
Desiiny Wells
Texan Press Association
John Worick
Abbas
Fragmented wartime rhetoric in a damaged OCR excerpt
A garbled text block discusses wartime attitudes toward Japan, mentioning investigators, accusations, and harsh phrases about Japanese people. It references a spree of hostile language and alleged actions, with scattered mentions of phrases like sending letters and blaming victims, all reflecting unclear context from a historical page.
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