Miss Karen Simonsen and John W Waddell wed in Austin
The ceremony joined Miss Karen Simonsen and John W Waddell in Austin with a reception at Lily Center. The bride wore a white faille gown with a chapel train, and attendants included Jane Stromsel and Ruth Carnicom. The couple will reside in Kingsville, Texas.
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Wesleyan Guild Meeting Set At Colly Memorial Church
The Wesleyan Guild will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at Colly Memorial United Church with Mrs Harry Larson to discuss plans. Members are urged to attend and participate in the program outlined for September 72.
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Eagle Lake Hospital News Notes
Community hospital bulletin listing names of patients and visitors in Eagle Lake with many entries from city and nearby towns. Notable names include Mrs Roberta Gray Mrs Rebecca Robinson Mrs Bila Benson Narva Lee Henry Mrs Virgie Coopey Jesse Rodiques August Vieck Margaret Marshall Bertha Smith Linnie Priesmeyver Gary Saomas Chester Glaser Fimil Wisek Elo Vogelsang Doris Allig Mary Norris Johny Harris Lantean Hell Mrs Lillie Weshinzian Dora West among others.
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Bertha Smith
Lisgio
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Wwoyston TV
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Mary Norris
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Agricultural chemical aids bale hay at higher moisture content
Scientists at Texas A&M University test a commercially available chemical enabling farmers to bale hay with about 30 percent moisture. The product, a mixture of ordinary preservatives, aims to improve bale integrity and ease of handling. The project is led by Dr. Fr. E. Leighton with industry collaboration.
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