West End County Obituary and Local Notices
Mrs. Annie Khmek widow of Prank Kivnek lived on the Jor Rabel farm. Funeral at Tale Bins Cemetery Friday morning. Names of local residents, visits, health updates, and notices about arrests and hospital care are noted, including mentions of Miss Florence Tolpsehike and Miss Junell Satm visiting relatives, and Mr. Mason's death at Beenie with related local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Khmek
Kivnek
Jor Rabel Farm
Tale Bins Cemetery
Kimaede
Issa
Nerheveren
Laine
Piper Thor
Ainister
Annewen
Paine
Sen
Redeut
Marie Sears
Tim
Jop Wonn
Weimar
Parker
Aesti
Welschy
Gn Triwis
Homers
Teflin Hana
Nelsi Kretek
Flonence
Tolpsehike
Cali
Junell Satm
Liv Grange
HW Tacco
Mikes Florence
Emil Staaten
Tady Et Uris
Antonie
Gieptnin
Weumare
Sofier
Antena
Frank Vacek
Heiman
Joested
Fort Sutton
Mornig
Tan Mason
Beenie
Glens
Breoks
Aingey
Funeral notices and local community updates in Shiner area
The week included funeral attendance for Richard Trini in Shiner and local chatter about farm life, births, and residents like Henry Keebler and Herbert Divieh. The report mentions construction workers, market notes on onion crops, and various community names tied to local farms, churches, and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Pilat
Richard Trini
Shiner
Max Bis
Toi Fon
Mas Asa Sen
Mir
Ton Cohed
Thas
Bern San
Dale Henry Black
Ate AC & Mohess
Henne Feyce
Pcan
Lenin
Herbert Divieh
Durnak
Willie
Sereniny
Gill
Othe
Wwe
Tia
Joel AL Meyer
Segin
Meyers
Walken
Meyer
Jilavis
Sinking ship sparks U S port emergency reports
Fragmented OCR notes describe a vessel named inaccusably as a wrecked ship that foundered near Layinge Tome. The tale mentions hurried return to a U S port in crippled condition and a Norwich style sequence of names, places, and events with limited clear facts. The text also hints at a family, community notices, and a prayer for safety, all presented in a mosaic of garbled phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vi Watley
Homer
Hallettsville
West Port
Weat Moat
Brooklya
SUI Peneivte
Sean Nan
Yates
Wwe
Jan
Amie James
Antony Anil
Frankie Misch
Alfred Wendt
Inggis
Bernardo News Court Visit and Local Gatherings Noted
A bustling Tuesday evening in Bernardo finds families visiting neighbors and friends across town. Several households list plans for upcoming events and social visits, with names connected to local residents and extended kin nearby.
Former Columbus Woman Succumbs at Local Hospital
Obituary notes the death of a longtime Columbus resident, Mrs. Dorothy Darby, after a long illness. Survived by a daughter, son, and several grandchildren, she had family in nearby Bay City and Chicago. Services are pending at The Pabberty Star funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Danian
Bay City
Pabberty Star Bats
Ainel Baviort
Coda
Viale Conder
Dr Jaden Chiropentic Clinic Ad Demands Truthful Condition
An advertises specialized treatments for digestive, rheumatic, kidney, prostate, heart, and other disorders tied to a “primary CAUSE.” It promises to assess recovery chances for clients and notes cases are accepted only if deemed favorable, with a street location near Baptist Church in Eagle Lake, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaden
Tintess Re
Taentuerous
Baptist Church
Eagle Late
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Treasury Department
Genthau
Adiiistrator
Vainon
Huntington
Uf, Va
Weinar
John B. Fisher
Weir
Wace
Fisher
Jol
Wire
Bennie
Hiv
Pomnius Lampie Ax ‘Nalive
Columbus
Fand
Gheck
Vexas Notorists
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Amy
Chase
LUNA
Chet
Ulletin
Jane Whites
Jodi Waelier
Russell Whiterth
Herve
Pamunit
ARA
Eagle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRee
Bernardo News
Sepm
Scte
Mars
Gov. Dibesedieer
Aind Mreob
Yenneke
Frank
Miler
Wes
Ryent Engine Dietitian
Mroo
Dube Nenenliett
Creare Dipecetier
Hsoe
Ile Stanly
Tiertaert
Antene
Mies Walt Sehontz Webeng
Barak
Payson Peete
Jersey
Sal Wilcox
Kolberg
Creamilk Dairy
Deanne Nie
Carton
Chey
Menubiy
Sen Leone
Beri Colleee
Dorothy Darby
Santa Fe
Santa
Uncle Sam
U.S. War
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