Shirley McCoy Pfc Addicks Wed Moon Night
Shirley Nell McCoy of Forney Texas married Pic Rey E Addicks in a military ceremony at eight o clock March 2 at Bartlett Parsonage in Forney. Addicks son of Pred and Mrs Addicks Engle Lake attended as family. Joint wedding followed by Friday reception in Dod to the U.S. Army.
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Migs
Shirley Nell McCoy
Forney
Texes
Pic
Rey E. Addicks
Pred Addicks
Engle Lake
Forvney
Addicks
Dod
U.S. Army
County Shell Oil Co Discuss Tax Assessment
County officials and Shell Oil Co met at the courthouse to discuss property valuations and tax assessment details. The conference focused on recycling plant costs and related valuation issues, with Lanamend Stults of Oak Bars presenting figures.
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Shell Oil CO
Som Bank Will It Raise Farm Income
An article discusses how the Social Security Act amendments could affect farmer incomes. It notes potential income protections tied to price supports and the possibility of retiring farmers eliminating their five lowest income years since 1939.
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SOM Bank
Ripple's Clear Title To 75.3 Acres Land
Mr and Mrs H C Ripple were awarded title to 75.3 acres of land in Colorado County by District Judge Lester Holt on Monday The land lies south of Altair with attorney C P Moore Jr representing the Ripples in the case and the Whiting Os Burne League cited in the ruling.
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H.C. Ripple Wee
Whiting
Os Burne League
Colorado County
Lester Holt
Altair
Citizens weigh election pledges and local concerns
The piece calls for candidates to address three core issues including emergency ordinances, fiscal budgeting, and annual financial statements. It urges voters to learn what is expected before the April election while noting related local topics such as post office boxes, golf facilities at Eagle Lake Recreation Center, and community plans. It mentions local figures and groups, including the Brow Ladies and a coaching hire, with a general tone of civic engagement and encouragement to participate.
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Iber
Attlash Hage Lake
Fagle Lake
Neililies
Mvs
Harald Thomas
Geo‘ae Callsov
WSCS Members Attend Conference Meeting
WSCS members attended a conference meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Lizzi Westmoreland joined from a trip to California while Ke imoreland remained endek of the confereate today.
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Horde
Cy E. Marshall
Picnic and visits mark Woodruff farm gathering
A large group including Porson ir and Mrs Green, Cath erine Green, Lawrence Burger, Jack Sailers and many others enjoyed a Saturday river picnic at the Woodruff farm. Nearby residents and students from SWTS TC San Marcos traveled between homes for weekend visits and community events.
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John Claire
R A Shoop
George Koenigs
Port Lavaca
Gordon Graves
Childs
Layton
O. C. Braden
Ingle Hospital
BE Campo
Anna Miler
Jo Aan Woodcutt
Swts TC
San Mireos
Jo Arp
Sue B
Willard
Marigme Kasneh
Mrr
William Presme
Filwand
Austin Lee Lanier
Houston
Paranteer
Mira Lee Lanier
Timmy Pokiud
Aru Sor
John Drapela
PTA Elects New Officers At Meeting
About 21 members attended the monthly Parent-Teacher Association gathering in the school library. Mrs F B Priesmeyer led the opening prayer and pledge to the flag before the nomination committee chair Mrs A M Roos presented the slate of officers.
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Priesmeyers
EH. Stitnke
2G Surer
Melvin Rees
Willian Zberil
Parl Jeriah
James Dankt Shoo
Paul “Lewis
Atlantic
J City
New Jersey
ETA
Schus
Harry
PTA
Myty-One
Parent-Teacher Association
F.B. Priesmeyer
A.M. Roos
Garden Club Studies Texas Wild Flowers
Garden Club gathers Monday afternoon at the Methodist Sunday School aula for a Texas wildflowers program. President Mrs. Robert Schhuring did not order. Mrs. WR. Finka presented planting for summer blossoms. Slides featured Texas Wild Provera and the Big Bend area. Mrs. Thanklers shared Watchez Mississippi scenes. Flower Show Chairwoman Miss Kalina urged member input for the April 5 show. Coffee and kolaches served by Mrs. Lester Bunge and Mrs. Loueva Bunge.
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Ganwiod Garthwin
Robert Sehturring
WR. Finka
Lawrence Selman
Texas
Watchez
Mississipi
Dee Kalina
Flower Show
Lester Bunge
Loueva Bunge
Bretessee
Uemoreting
WHO Club Discusses Family Budget At Twesday Meeting
The Hame Demonstration group met Tuesday afternoon at L. Cy Schilling’s home with 20 members present. President Mrs. M. L Heiman led business while Miss Edna Prentice County Home Demonstration agent spoke on Family Planning and Spending. Next meeting postponed one week due to district meeting at Wharton in April.
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Ptr
Cy Schilling
Raymond Hunt
M. L Heiman
Will
Mire
Lee Glass
J. N. Aaeny
Aliss Edna Prentice
Colorado County
Wharton
Sann Antonio
Easler
de Wuainess
Elm Schilling
Schilling
Houston
M. L. Heiman
Bruce Fling
Mex. J. NM. Harry
Brenham
Garwood Ponders Water and Sewer District Election
Garwood residents seek a vote on forming a Water and Sewer District to fund improvements. Ninety eight signatures were sent to the State Board of Engineers in Rustin requesting the election. Project cost around 210000 would be financed by a tax of about 1.00 per 100 valuation within the district. Garwood Lions Club Givie Improvement Committee fostered the plan, taking no position for or against.
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Garwood
State Board of Wester Engineers
Rustin
Lo & Water Control District
Givie
Garwood Lions
State OF
Texas
Colorado
Chen
Commissioner's Provincy
Bernardo
Columbus
Bogle Lute
Rocky HU
Rach Islant
Phish
Phret
Ane
Lace
Salt
Shell Mint
Rutta
Judie
Colorado County
Measles Incidence Doubled Last Week Says Health Commissioner
Dr Henry A Holle, Commissioner of Health, notes measles cases last week were twice the five year median. He warns contagious diseases can reach epidemic levels without proper isolation and care. Parents should monitor exposed children and seek immediate medical help at first fever or symptoms.
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Peertwice
Henry A Holle
Holle
Sypsaba
Insurance ad touts farm and auto policies in Weimar
60 percent dividend paid this year by Partn Bureau on current rent expiring auto and farm policies. Claims big savings on storm equipment and farmer coverage. Contact agent Frank C. Seifert, Box 447, Weimar, Texas. 415-12)
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Partn Bureau
Frank C. Seifert
Hox
Weimar
Texas
Texas Extension Cotton Program 10-Year Growth Report
The T-step Cotton Program, run by the Agricultural Extension Service, marks ten years of operation. In Texas, cotton storage per acre rose by 40 pounds on average compared with the ten-year prior period, reflecting improved yields and outreach.
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The
Agricultural Extension Service
Texas
Finn
Eagle Lake Firemen Hold Monthly Meeting at City Hall
Eagle Lake volunteer firefighters met Monday night at City Hall to conduct their monthly business session. The group reviewed fire prevention efforts and upcoming drills, with members urging continued readiness and public safety awareness.
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Eagle Lake
City Hall
County Seeks Bids for Open TM Ag Building in Columbus
Bids for a new office building to house agricultural agencies in Colorage County are to be opened at 10:00 am Monday during a special Commissioners Court meeting in Columbus on March 26. Bids must arrive before the opening. The article also notes a prior condemnation hearing in Columbus for Ey 549 property, with the Evanett estate receiving 1350 dollars for 35 acres, and corrects a misreported estate offer.
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Commissioners Court
Columbus
Evanett
T Matthews
Harold Thoma
J. H. McCreary
Tuc Lee MeCreary
Commissioners Caurt
Safety Council Warns Of Long Wait For Vehicle Inspection
The Texas Highway Safety Council warns motorists of a lengthy wait as many vehicles must pass a 1951 deadline inspection. State law requires annual checks for all motor vehicles, with long lines expected as up to 450000 cars weekly may need inspection during the next five weeks.
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Safety Council
The
Highway Safety Council of Texas Today
Texas
Texax
SOR SALE of 100 electric items for trade
A sale listing for 100 electric items priced at 17.50 each. Buyer will trade for a Stray Dearborn Heater and Brower. Contact 53F9 in Garwood. Date noted 3-22-21.
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Altair
C. Wy
Bestland
Brower
Call
Garwood
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