Garwood Garden Club Studies Plants For Shade Places
Garwood Garden Club meeting May 10 discussed shade plants, officer elections, and dry arrangements for winter prep. Reports on Memorial Library Fund and upcoming year actions were shared along with hostesses’ corsage judging and minutes approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garwood Garden Club
W. R. Frnka
Joe Kallins
R.A. Shoop
Ben Woodruff
Memorial Library Fund
Epass
A Stevens
O. T. Danklefs
Frnke
Wesleyan Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
B. L. Shaw
W. A. Hefner
Guild
D. Rhea Allison
Eagle Lake
Washington
D. Raga Alison
Spe
Biss Orsak
Alex Orsak
Eno
Addrina Bef
Garwood
Darbecie
Garwood Seniors Entertained at Parties
Garwood senior class enjoyed a May week of events hosted by local families in Altair and nearby areas. Mary Anne Brune and classmates attended after school gatherings, TV viewing, and a fashion show tea in Houston. A Garwood band supper closed the sequence in the school cafeteria with a ham and potato salad menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Anne Brune
Garwood
Marvin's
Altairfest
Annie Rek
Harry Lobpries
Jim Kallina
B. J. Drapela
J. Kalina
Youens
Bus
Columbus
Mrs. Youens
Mesdames
W. G. Houser
Melvin Rees
Laura Littleton
Ur Houser
Neva Lou Kallina
Weldon Drapela
Neva Lou
Weldon
J. J. Wiliams
W. R. Zboril
Sky Terrace
Sakowitz
Houston
James Hopkins
Mary Anne
Garwood School
Political Candidates Named in Democratic Primary
The Headlight lists candidates for the Democratic primary on July 24, 1964. Congressional races include Clyde B. Kennelly and Clark W. Thompson. State Representative Homer L. Roliba. Sheriff contenders J. O Walker Buck Wheeler Jess Wegenhoft. Tax Assessor-Collector Henry Hajovsey. County Commissioner Glen W. Kveton. County Attorney Otto P. Moore. District Clerk Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. Rolibar B
Spacer
Colorado County
J. O
Boyche) Walker
Buck Wheeler
Jess Wegenhoft
Zimmerscheidt Tops Rural Progress Contest in 1958-54 awards
Zimmerscheidt community in Colorado County won First Place in Extension District 11 amid 121 Texas neighborhood entrants in the Rural Neighborhood Progress Contest year 1958 54. The program aims to develop farm and home improvement methods to better community continuity, with officers Mrs. Clarence Warkchak chairman and Mrs. Lester Weishilin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerscheidt
Colorado County
Farmer- Stockman
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Texas
Zimmerscheidt (Community “Aid
Clarence Warkchak
Lester Weishilin
Daisie Crutchfield Remembered In Chesterville Family Obituary
Daisie Crutchfield of Chesterville, lifelong resident, devoted to church and charity, worked at J B Smith Co for nearly twenty years, cared for her mother, and supported her husband Ray Crutchfield and son Bobby. Survives brothers Clyde Charlie Earl Dan. many nieces and nephews. Out-of-town relatives attended services. local obituary notes Shell Service Station best seat covers.
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Chesterville
Ide Hornan
Eagie Lake
Ae Fromigh
Sunny Seto
Eastern Star
Jocalt
J. B. Smith Company
Ray Crutchfield
Ohne
Bobby
Clyde
Charlie
Eagle Lake
Earl
Garwood
Clyde ‘E. Ray
Arlington
Eddie Harry
Bay City
Jernest Harry
Freeport
Mildred Harry
Edna Harry F
Houston
Earl Fondon
el Campo
Joe Witte
John Orsak
L. L. Horn
Waller Horn
Wallis
Joe Horn
Henry Crutchfield
Devine
Texas
R. D. Thompson
San Antonio
A. B. Thompson
Victoria
Rufus Denton
Earl Morgan
Columbus
Jack Morgan
Robert E. Morgan
Alameda
Calif
Dana Morgan
Mechanicsburg
Howard Sonner
Louis Silver
Ivan Erwin
O. E. Linstrum
la Grange
J. K. Mattox
Dewey Gerstenberg
Weimar
Chas
Klein
Matt Ottis
Wadsworth
W. L. White
H.C
Twister Strips Crops At Nada
A tornado with hail tore through the Nada area last Tuesday May 11 striking 15 to 20 farms in northwest Wharton County. A two by four mile path damaged mainly cotton and corn fields with three inches of rain. No injuries or home damage were reported and farmers said hail caused the most harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nada
Wharton County
el Campo
Lawton Riley
New Industry Survey Described For Eagle Lake Area
Mr Paine cited Metropolitan Life figures showing a 150 worker plant would pay 350000 in payroll, boost tax value to 11000000, raise rail traffic by 120000, retail trade by 2000000 and agricultural demand by 800000 annually. The plant could create 18 professionals, 12 new stores, 400 auto sales and service jobs, plus a 10 room school. Eagle Lake Chamber plans a survey with Lloyd Spalinger to determine suitability and timing. The piece ends with a harsh misquote noting a crude joke about a belt and penis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Spalinger
Conservation work spreads across district cooperators
Arthur Koehn as chairman and area farmers including Welmes Heinsehn Frelaburg Herbert Engatrom Garwood Paul Powers near Rock Island and Freisburg join Colorado Soil Conservation District efforts. Technicians stake tanks, seed grasses like King Ranch Bluestem and Bermudagrass, rotate grazing, and plan overseeding with sweet clover Horit Holik Norbert Steen and others fertilize according to soil tests to improve pasture vigor and long term land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur “Koehn
Welmes
O. Heinsehn
Chaiman
Frelaburg
Herbert Engatrom
Garwood
Paul Powers
Eagle Lake
Rock ‘Island
Colorado Soil Conservation Disttrict
Soil Conservation Service
Colorado Soil Conservation District
C. W. Brokmeyer
King Ranch
HM. Wilde
Freisburg
Theo
Schultz
Holik
Weimar
Lig
Norbert Steen
Stetch
Annie Kruse and Leslie Elgin Wed in La Grange
Miss Annie Louise Kruse of Houston and Leslie Elgin of Eagle Lake married May 12 in a quiet 8:00 p.m. ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran Church La Grange. Rev Flachmier officiated with only Mrs Flachmeier as witness. The bride works in a Houston drug store. the groom is a local carpenter. They plan to reside in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Louise Kruse
Houston
Leslie Elgin
Eagle Lake
la Grange
Flachmier
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Flachmeier
Waterway on Kosler farm near Weimar shows good stand
The Robert Kosler waterway four miles southwest of Weimar is recovering well after shaping in spring. Kosler disked a seed bed and planted King Ranch Blustem at eight pounds per acre. The King Ranch stand is developing, promising hay and erosion protection. Technicians from the Soil Conservation Service, under the Colorado Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors, assisted in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kosler
Weimar
Board of Supervisors
Colorado Soil Conservation District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houser
J. Seldon Drapela
Ss. Datsners
Garwood Pta
Garwood Parent-Teachers Association
Home Economis
Gayle Niblett
R. A. Shoop
Ye Dent
Ed Lee Shaw
Frederick Priesmeyer
Louis Miller
Harold Beaird
Paul J. Lewis
Robie Millard
Mornay Nite Club
A. Stoop
Carl Schlursing
Roy Shoop
Shoop
Davidson
Miller
Rose Ann Miller
Neal Owen Shoop
Miss Prentice
Garwood Home Demonstration Club
Leo Schilling
Tony Pinchback
Ben Richter
Edna Prentice
County Home
Schilling
Ed Stallmann
Laughlin Hospital
Frank Green
Cleo Springs
Okla
Roy Shoops
Paul Chapman
J. L. Young
Canado
Norma Shoop
Norma
Carl Walker
la Marque
P. A. Walker
William Priesmey
Yolanda
Yoakum
Douglas Toombs
H. FL Priesemeyer
John Williams
Bill Huvar
Lee Glass
E. L. Shaw
Charles Kallina
Clarence Frels
Monroe Krenek
Rudy Till
Alois Bittner
Sheridan
Bob William
Henry and
William Priest Meyers
C. W. Jackson
Howard Strahan
Ernestine Show
J. W. Littleton
Otto Langsford
Chas. Walker
Old Ocean
O. C. Braden
Clarence Martin
Hi. W. Huvar
J. R. Huvar
J. M. Harry
Clyde Ray
L. ©. Schilling
F. M. Schilling
5. W. Martin
L. E Cornelius
Gene Payne
Clyde B. Kennelly
Clark W. Thompson
Henry J. Hajovsey
Glen W. Kveton
Otto P. Moore
Richard
John Kuneter
John A. Hanocher
Edgar L. Litzmann
Lavo Wegenhoft
Justice of Peace
Harrison Walkes
Daisie Crutchfield
Shell
Riley
Episcopal Church
Dairy Mart
East Main St
EAGLE
THURS
FBI
Clifton Webb
Walter Scouimaster
Wild Bill Elliott
Fargo
Black Fury
SUN
MON
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Damon Runyon
Technicolor
Judy Canova
Annie Kruse
I. L. Starkey Cattle Hauling
P. O. Box
A. J. Struss Auto
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