Garwood Happenings and Local Gatherings Summary
Loose, fragmented notes recount Garwood social events and obituaries. Items include a cream supper benefit, church and club meetings, community visits, and family notices. Names such as Mrs Minh, Mr. and Mrs. Joe, Mrs. Hunt, and Neal Shap appear amid scattered references to Port El Paso Monterres Park and Bay City area ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gareom
Ubey
Marirae Wishels
Gandut
Hays
Sis
Port el Paso
Tod
Tod. Threnek Alli
Minh
Fort Amd
Joe
Taniys Richton
Feinih Wit Balai
Wea Walker
Bes City
Relly
Bernard
Robe Campa
Hamer
Lohearmeie
Barold
Monterres Park
Cali
WM AL Stallman
Gsowood
Rob Shay
R. B. Huot
Berta Yates
Ari
Hunt
Borslayten
Heiman
Walt
Sennemith
Monto
Pati
Preis Ea
Mine Foyecun
Abel
Bay City
Hinson
Wren
Neil
Ray Shap
Bliss Robinson
Duncan Named To TSCRA Committees
Duncan receives appointments to TSCRA committees and related posts. The article notes involvement with multiple panels, including agriculture and community services, highlighting regional governance. Details on dates and exact panel names are unclear due to damaged text. The passage references the organization and a list of committees associated with Le Venge and Joliet, with mentions of names like Magee and Sivan in connection to fund provisions and leadership roles.
May ceremonies and homecomings mark Garwood events
Mrs Frankie Vanek and daughter Amy return to Texarkana after hospital stay. Mrs Vanek, formerly Rita Franki, had been hospitalized in early May. Nired-af-Sehoal Exercises and Taccalaureate services held at Garwood May 24. Reverend Story presided, Cavill Boots performed. Commencement May 25 featured Principal Harold Stevenson, Valedictory by Miss Lucy Korene, diplomas by Dr. Cranik.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albor
Vanek
Rita Frnki
Garwood Scholariditormum
Charles
Garwood Mothuelis
Ihvenation
Atusgroup
Cavill Boots
Fartherfly
Priesmeyer
Rui
Lucy Korene
Harold Stevenson
Vester Cranik
Schoal Board
Story
Rohner
Congressmen discuss aged care and Social Security reform
A congressman outlines views on funding elderly health care, preferring a separate trust fund and warning against overburdening Social Security. He notes slow progress on a broad plan, mentions hearing from Texas regulators, and emphasizes continued study of wide reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gstet Vannd
Noel McRcise
Katy
Texas
Mie
Cubs End Year With Party At Den Host Den Mothers Home
The Cub Scout den wrapped up the year with a party at Mrs George Burke Jr's home on Saturday May 16 at 4 30 p m They enjoyed hot dogs chips and cold drinks Mrs J TE Witte the den mothers was unable to attend Members present included Jerr Finka Mike Ware Marl Burke Michael Ginger Buddy Baird Pat Moseheck David Marshall Mike Meitzen Alm Campbell is their Den Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burke, Jr
J. TE Witte
Jerr Finka
Mike Ware
Marl Burke
Michael Ginger
Buddy Baird
Pat Moseheck
David Marshall
Mike Meitzen
Alm Campbell
Fine levied for disturbing the peace at Resters Place Columbus
Casinica Muentes was assessed a fine of 2050 dollars in the Perce Covit court, Tuthe of the Perce Covit, Precinct No. 1. Judge Bonnie K. Jackson presiding, on a charge of disturbing the peace in Rest er's Place near Columbus.
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Casinica Muentes
Perce Covit
Bonnie K. Jackson
Rester's Place
Columbus
Sulphur Go Pres To Address WEJC Graduates
Claude Stepkens, CEO of Texas Guilt Sulphur, will speak at WEJC commencement in Pioneer Stadium, Wharton County, May 28 at 8 p.m. He is Bay City High School alum, earned a 1932 BS in petroleum engineering from a state university, serves on several corporate and nonprofit boards, and is a hospital sister.
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Claude Stepkens
Texas Guilt Sulphur Company
Wharton County Dinier Collalales
Pioneer Stadium
Stephens
Bay City High School
Low University
Suipw
Phelps Dodge Corporation
Sulpher Export Corporation
The
Sulphur Institute
American Prlash Institute
Asistee
Brooklen Hospital
incomplete OCR summary of historical event at course
Fragmentary text notes a competition at a course with names like Otis and George and mentions a SAC unit and alien taileye. Specific outcomes are unreadable, with several garbled phrases and missing details about place, date, and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Me
George TM
Geadistad
Au Balee
VU Risthevily AB
Arkingas
Vine
Doyle Moore Addresses Bernardo Graders Monday
County Agent Doyle Moore delivered the commencement address for Bernardo Bn graders Monday at Span in the Méniz parish hall. Hollmann Sr. president of the Bernardo board presented diplomas. Mrs. W. G. Dick state regent of DAR awarded citizenship.
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Doyle Moore
Bernardo Bn
Span
Méniz Parish
Hal. Hollmann
Bernidrilo Board
Sid
W. G. Dick
DAR
Josephine Janek
Ram | Amt Strieder
Therese Marie Glueck
Seventh Graders Have Party Friday
Seventh graders held a dance party Friday evening in the Catholic Parish Hall. Organizers included M Tidy Maite fair Patty 1 dom Anna Deii Mine Pat cmva Mangat. Chaperones and helpers assisted as music by Sandra's hi fi played and refreshments were served.
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Hostesdes
M Tidy Maite Fair
Patty 1 Dom
Anna Deii
Mine
Pat
Cmva
Chaparonhes
Vida’ Taathors
X Mester Chiiney
Buddig Rando
Robby Meitgen
Xgos Smitty Braden
Dane Booker Helperentor
Former Garwood Student Addresses Wheeler Commencement
Mrs. Jackie Gilbreath spoke at Wheeler High School eighth grade commencement on May 1gth. She enjoyed the visit and called it a privilege to return to her first teaching position. She now teaches speech and drama at Floydada High School and sponsored Arthur Miller's All My Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gilbreath
Wheeler High School
Floydada High School
Gilbreath
Arthur Miller
Jackie Beaird
Garwood
Hostesses compliment group on conduct at event
The chaperones praised the youths for well behaved conduct during the gathering, noting the non rambunctious behavior of the youngsters and the orderly atmosphere maintained throughout the occasion.
Tri County Retail Grocers Meet Thurs
The Tri County Retail Grocery Association will meet at the CEL warehouse in E Campo today Thursday at about 2 pm. Grocers and patrons of the area are invited to attend. The Louie Hobo Band will provide music and there will be singing. Jim Pratt of Folgers Coffee will be in charge of the program. Door prizes will be awarded and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TriCounty Retail Grocery Association
CEL
E Campo
Pam
Jra
Louie Hobo
Jim Pratt
Ny ‘Ger
Folgers Coffee
Ani Ano
Bond Forfeited In County Court Driving While Intoxicated
George Burton Scott had a $400 bond forfeited by County Judge Cheriaster Butta after failing to appear in court on driving while intoxicated charges. The forfeiture clears the bond and moves the case forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burton Scott
Cheriaster Butta. Scott
DWT
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