Garwood Happenings and Community Notes
Garwood social column highlights Mrs L E Cordelius hosting, compliments to Mrs Drapela, and multiple visits from local families. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Wily, Mrs Bill Ruvar, Mrs WOR Froka, Drs Joe Kalingadirs, Otca Danklef, and SHS W KO Lehrer. Marsha Lee welcomed, balls, birthdays, and hospital stays noted among Garwood residents.
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Snoop Way
Robert Sekiurring
Willian
Aus
Joe Kalina
Bill Ruvar
Wor Froka
W. BR. Ernks
Joe Kalingadlrs
Otca Danklefé
Shs
W. KO. Lehrer
Wesleyan Groups Meet Jointly In Sunday Services
The WSCS and Wesleyan Guild held joint services this Sunday with featured speakers and a shared luncheon. Activities highlighted cooperation between the two religious groups and plans for upcoming community outreach were announced.
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WSCS
Wesleyan Guild
Mrs S W Martin Feted On 80th Birthday
A local notice recalls Mrs S W Martin’s 80th birthday celebration on the Heiman lawn with guests including Mr and Mrs Brice Fling and the Fredericksons Cable Home crew. A fish supper and dessert accompanied the gathering as well as a telegraphic message from Denmark.
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S. W. Martin
CP. Sophkies
Peake
Jotin
Pune Attana
Bennett
Nystis
Hines Eacercane
Einh Pry Salurtay
Ryening
Olman Hayd
Cali
L. Heiman
Seburd
Heiman
Gilbert Watt
Bj Camy
Jaco Biasdellena
Marald
Etta
Jane
Jimmy and Jerry
Mond
Air
Wiliam Pitezmeyer
Brice
City Council Debates Police Replacement and Light Decision
City Manager P V Werner authorized to insure city trucks and arrange support for sanitation concerns after leakage near the meters. A street light on Lake Avenue near Mt Olive Baptist Church was tabled for further investigation while replacement for night policeman Alpert Schmidt was discussed but no definite action taken at Monday night meeting.
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Saarieim
Cistomoer
P. V. Werner
Lake Avenue
Mt. Olive
Coloned Baptist Church
forAlpert Schmidt
Putney Funeral Continued On Page One
Margaret Tila Davidson Putney, born 1872 in Clar is County Alabama, lived near Eagle Lake since age five, educated in music at Baylor, taught music for sixty years, married Richard Mes Putney in 1898. She joined the Methodist Church in Eagle Lake in 1950 and was an active member until a few years ago. She died of a heart attack after receiving visitors on a Saturday night. Survived by two sons, Michard James and Jack D Putney of Houston. two daughters Martha Putney of Eagle Lake and Mrs Roy A Taylor of Dallas. four grandchildren. three great grandchildren. two sisters Mrs Robert Cox of Houston and Mollie Davidson of Edyte Lake. and one brother Frank N Davidson of Eagle Lake.
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Margaret Tila Davidson’ Putney
Claris County
Alabama
Texas
Eagle Lake
Baylor University
Richard
Mes Putney
Lome
Jack D- Putney
Houston
Martha Putney
Zagia Lake
Roy A Taylor
Dallas
Robert Cox
Mollie Davidson
Edyte Lake
Frank N Davidson
Eggle Lake
New 54 Dodge Advances Drive 1954 Dosage Ling Features
The catalog describes the 1954 Dodge with mechanical upgrades including an economy-induction test, a V8 engine delivering up to 150 kg, a 7a compression ratio, Powerfite, a fully automatic transmission, and a new power steering unit, highlighting improved performance and reliability.
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Schmidt family notice from Velasco tragedy shocks Texas towns
A. J. Vineik of Liberty Hill Texas leads a list of Schmidt survivors including Albert Schmidt of Sealy Ches Henry Schmidt of Columbus Gene Alien and Marvin Ray Schmidt of Eagle Lake plus a step-daughter Mca Posinski. Also surviving are Ophelia Schmidt of Velasco their mother and brothers Fred Jesse Ben. Community mourns the sudden loss as classified ads offer sympathy and results.
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Regatinus
A. J. Vineik
Liberty Hill
Tex
Tour
Albert Schmiddt
Sealy
Ches
Henry Schmidt
Columbus
Gene Alien
Marvin Ray Schmidt
Eagle Lake
Mca
Posinski
Ophelia Schmidt
Velasco
Fred
Ramsey
Jesse
Ben Schmidt
San Antonio
Rice Harvest Nears Finish Prices Hold Steady
Rice harvest in the area is about ninety five percent complete and prices remain steady. The remaining five percent includes late Bluebonnet rice that was replanted after summer rains. The 1953 harvest is reported to match last year in quality and yield per acre.
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Rotary hears talk on fire prevention topic Wednesday
Gey pead' discusses fire prevention at Rotary Club noon meeting with Marshal J. T. Pilkington stressing carelessness caused seven grass fires in Eagle Lake during summer 1951 and praising city ordinance prohibiting trash burning as a safety measure.
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Rotary Club
Jodal Pins
Me Pilkington
Ant ‘Ated
Eagle Lake
Pilkington
Phil
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Garwood
L. E. Cordelius
John Drapela
Sueyarly
Rane
Sicinski
HL A. Milesse
Sobeday
Gelade
Walter Horta
Ervin Waller
Lee Krongk
Curipo
Ay Dingator
Marsha Lee
Seth
Bletapa
Patugnal Pels
Seal Stallman
Sonjay
Mie
W. A. Hefner
Tharen
Eleiners
Harvey Ingtoh
Ide Bunge
Wises Ajueys
Geneva
Rani
A. Stallman
Mente
Douglas Behnett
Sen
Antonie
Bessie Martin
James T Gankwere
Rosenberg
Rosenberg Seiliedgy Mgoc
Hausler
Dan+ e Sr
Abell Initvei
A . Trot
William Lehrerhy
Ceuspo
Janes Bunge
Sam Janamy
Austin
Mertin
Mercedes
Warrs Tagstrom
Enesco
Relly
Ray Shoop
M. L. Melmat
Bruec
Marshall Meichle
Cleo Serings
Oklahorna
L. Young
Oibey
David Wright
and Wire
Kenneth Green
Ganado
Mise Sadie Abgiy
Jan’ Mendel
Dawhisy
Gueye Willams
Paul Callman
Adair Chap Man
Tames Harkins
Youons
Weimar
Neal Stailman
Lawrhlin Hospital
Claude Brewer
EF Camps
Howant Harry
Weiner
Becky
Paul Lewis
Harry
S. Edward Tate
Vic Frederickson
HA. Tuesse
Walter Hoffiman
Cmimch
Darick
Carol Frels
Fredericksons Cable
R.A Shoop
Frederickson
Denmark
Fyeek
Putney
Schmidt Services
Pam Mealiayes
Dean Matin
Jerry Lewis
The
Edmond
Ken
Euless Westcote
Bun
Mon
Getebar
Gregory Peak
Autrey
Hepburn
Wed
Qelover
M-G-M
Connie
van Johnson
Jenet Leigh
Rotary
B'S
A. S. Tjaden
Hotel Eagle
Ford
Universal Motor Co
B. H. McElhinney
Mgr
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