Seaholm and Lorfing to Wed in June in Eagle Lake
Elizabeth Ann Seaholm and Donald Lester Lorfing plan a June 11 wedding at Colly Memorial United Methodist Church in Eagle Lake at 2:00 PM. Seaholm, Eagle Lake High School alumnus and WCJC student, works as a part time jeweler’s assistant. Lorfing, East Bernard High School and Texas A&M graduate, works for American General Investment Corporation in Houston.
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Elizabeth Seaholm
Donald Lorfing
Gardner A. Seaholm
Teir
Elizabeth Ann
Donald Lesle Lorfing
Lester A, Lorfing
St Bernard, Texas
Colly Memorial United Methodists Church
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake High School
Wharton County Junior College
WCJC
Lorfing
East Bernard High School
Texas A&m University
American General Investment Corporation
Houston
Texas
Astroworld sale and event details at Astroworld
Alumbus t vestock Com ston Company reported a strong sale with 603 cattle and 15 hogs sold and various calves bringing up to 35. Light stocker calves up to 3.00 higher. Special 6.00 ticket offers free run of the Astroworld operation with souvenirs and music. Park closed to the public. seniors and chaperones only with advance tickets. Tickets sold at hotels and Astros games, with limited hours and strict entry rules. Grad orders due by May 10 1969. for more info call Hed Carpet Service at 748-4500.
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Alumbus Tvestock Com~ston
Astroworld
Astroworld Motor Flotel
Houston Astros
Astrodome
Hed Carpet Service
Grad Nite At Astrodome For Houston Seniors May 28
Grad Nite at Astrodome Wednesday May 28 1969 marks a special event for Houston seniors. Astroworld hosts Grid Nite party from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. next morning offering exclusive access to groups that have purchased tickets.
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Astrodome
Astroworld
Land official bans tainti skirts and long sideburns for staff
Land Commissioner Jerry Sadler issues dress code directive prohibiting taini-skirts and long sideburns among General Land Office employees, outlining expected appearance and compliance measures.
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Jerry Sadler
General Land Office
Legislature Surges Through Over 100 Bills In A Day
Texas lawmakers pushed through more than 100 bills on Thursday after a slow midweek, with the Senate passing an amended 1.25 per hour minimum wage measure aided by Lt. Gov. Barnes. The plan to create James Connally Technical Institute within the Texas A&M System gains ground, and the Parks and Wildlife split remains contentious. Other actions include a UT Permian Basin project, a renamed liquor board, new pollution penalties, and a nine billion dollar Water Plan adoption. The Water Plan envisions importing 12 to 13 million acre feet from the Mississippi to 2020, while the LCB seeks funds for record keeping and club rules ahead of May 9 hearings.
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Senate
Ben Barnes
House
Gus Mutscher
Texas State Technical Institute
Waco
Harlingen
Amarillo
James Connally Technical Institute
Texas A&m University System
BiIl
Preston Smith
Parks and Wildlife Department
Parks and Game and Fish
Texas Water Development Board
Water Development Board
Mississippi River
Water Rights Commission
Texas Liquor Control Board
LCB
Mexico
Ten-year probation for rape in Lavaca County case
Five men charged March 1 in the Lang rape of a Columbus woman received ten-year penitentiary terms with probation after pleading guilty in District Court at Hallettsville. Defendants Thomas Wood 26 John Leonard Staten 23 Charles Junious 23 Carroll Richardson 23 and Alonzo Goodman 20 all faced sentences by Judge W W Ellison. Indicted April 8 by Lavaca County Grand Jury, crimes occurred in Colorado County but were tried in Lavaca.
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Lang
Columbus
Hallettsville
W. W. Ellison
Thomas Wood
John Leonard Staten
Charles Junious
Carroll Richardson
Alonzo Goodman
Richmond
Lavaca County
Colorado County
Layaca
Texas education grants fund regional teacher recruitment
The TEA has six grants totaling over 600000 to attract and qualify teachers amid a critical shortage. Projects involve six regional education service centers in Amarillo Austin Corpus Christi El Paso Houston and Richardson with local education agencies and colleges and universities. Twenty VISTA volunteers will assist. Community Council of Blanco and Comal counties and Central Texas Opportunities Inc serve as delegates with Hill County Action Association as sponsor.
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TEA
Amarillo
Austin
Corpus Christi
el Paso
Houston
Richardson
Symposium On Respiratory Diseases May 6
A symposium on chronic bronchitis asthma emphysema and tuberculosis will be held at Schulenburg high school auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday May 6. Presented by the Alamo Area Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association with physicians from Fort Sam Houston. No admission charge. Speakers include Col Hedberg Major Toledo and Major Burgin. There will be a question and answer period.
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Schulenburg Senior High School
Alamo Area
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Brooke General Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Charles L. Hedberg
Pulmonary Disease Service
Department of Medicine
Tony M. Toledo
Wilan W. Burgin
Grand jury session adjourns. trial waived in brief session
In session, the next grand jury in this county does not convene until September. Both counties lie in the same judicial district. A 23 year old victim told Colorado County officers she had been held prisoner the night of the attack in a Columbus Tooming house where one of the men lives. The defendants had waived a jury trial and the charges were heard in a brief session with Judge Ellison presiding.
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Colorado
Columbus Tooming
Ellison
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Is Seaholm
S@FE
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Texas Animal Health Commission
Commission
Animal Health Division
US Department of Agriculture
Ioan
VISTA
Smith
Volunteers In Service To America
Coleman
Callahan
Concho
McCul
Eagle Lake Drugs
Colorado County Federal Savings
FSLIC
Colorado County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Third St
Katy
Walnut
Long Boy
Beautyrest
Igi
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