Community notes on local service and staff
A local school community lists ten worshipers and five teaching staff with grades B. Names include EH Patton Beuleh Irwin Rus Young and Ifth ih serve an vere Pyles. Wither Smith signs to army and will report to Campfield San Antonio Monday. Other marred men volunteered, including Jim Hlavinks in the Navy and Captain ee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EH. Patton
Beuleh Irwin
Rus
B. Young
Thurman Brandes
Wither Smith
Campfiedd
San Antonio
Monglay
Wither
Jim Hlavinks
Navy
Zune Tate
Lions Club Hosts Henry W Stanley on Civic Business Influence
Henry W. Stanley of the Houston Chamber of Commerce spoke to the Lions Club last Monday evening on the influence of civic and commercial clubs on American business life. He called two clubs a common denominator of thought. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Henry Stintey and others from Houston and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Stanley
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Stanley
The
Lions
Henry Stintey
Houston
Louis Kepuck
Charles Stophere
Blake Balke
Dew Law
Resenders
Windham
East Seema
Erame Kubeta
Prine
Smith
Phoeting
Tike Rane
Jastine Hanger
Rivalis
Edun
E.R. Otto
Talos
Disjointed Morning Scene At Local Assembly
Fragments describe a chaotic morning with unclear names and actions. A group labeled as Hildren and The ehileinn are mentioned alongside a dismissal from an entity called AL Anon. The text reads as a shuffled summary of a meeting or gathering with unspecified outcomes.
Holy Cross Weekday Masses Noted at FAS and S15 4. m
The article reports weekday masses at Holy Cross Church will be held at FAS and S15 4. m with no change to Sunday schedule. It notes Austin Sands has taken a responsible inspector role in Chicago and mentions local talk of drilling on the Janik tract near East Bernard. It lists local social visits and several clergy movements including Father Blinkacek now an Army Chaplain at Camp Callan and Norman Nevasad enlisting in Civilian Pilot training at A&M.
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Holy Cross Church
Austin Sands
Chicago
East
Bernard
Hitler
Dai Seans Missioner
Dell Wall
Sweur
John Novasad
Joseph Ripple
Ellinger
Henry Novasad
Herschal Sands
Brenham
J. W. Sands
J. C. Kane
Ben Holub
Wallis
F. Blinkacek
Wharton
Camp Callan
Calif
Father Blinkacek
East Bernard
Norman Nevasad
A, & M. Courre
Aind
J. Williams
Sunont Alice
Henry Wi
Funeral services held for Austist Zahradinak
Austist Zahradinak aged 48 died after being found unconscious in a ditch beside the Wharton East Bernard highway near Walter's garage. Funeral services were conducted at the National Cemetery East Bernard by Rev. J. R. Will. Survived by wife, three sons and two daughters. Urefish Funeral Home in charge.
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Zahradinak
National Cemetery
East Bernard
J. R. Will of
Needville
Wharton-East Bernard
Walter's
Wharton
Ure Fish
Diocesan Convention Set for Port Arthur and Wharton
A number of C Y Q meme lore attendees will travel to Port Arthur for the Diocesan convention on October 41. The district event follows the general convention and will be held in Wharton soon after.
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C.Y. Q
Frank Lavandowsky’s Eighty-Fifth Birthday Celebrated
Frank Lavandowsky turned 85 with a family gathering at his East Bernard home on the occasion. Attendees included his wife, daughters Mrs. C B Dilla and Mrs. Carl Lippold, Ethel, plus relatives from Galveston Glidden and East Bernard. Born in Fayetteville, he has lived in East Bernard for 38 years.
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Frank Lavandowsky
C. B. Dilla
Carl Linpold
Mr. Lavandowsky
C. B. Dill
Ethel
Carl Lippold
Galveston
Jesry Kunn
Glidden
Victor
Lee Lavandowsky
el Campo
J. Donothy
M. Lavadowsky
East Bernard
Lavandowsky
Fayetteville
Accreoration Feast Story at Ignae Marik Home
An event at the Ignae Marik residence Sunday honored Albert Marik, a son on furlough from a post in San Princ eishy. The gathering marked a birthday milestone with most Murils family members absent, amid irregularities in naming and dates.
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Ignae Marik
Albert Marik
San Princeishy
Hospital News Births and Treatments Reported
Mes Clem Bowl tobe aard birth daughter Mrs C A Cilny Houston operative Mrs Melvin Lee Richardson Sealy treatment Mrs Richard Kozik East Bernard birth son Mrs Edwin Hanzelka East Bernard birth daughter W L Edwards Wallis treatment
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Mes
Clem Bowl Tobe Aard
Daugh
C. A. Cilny
Houston
Melvin Lee Richardson
Sealy
Richard Kozik
East Bernard
Edwin Hanzelka
W. L. Edwards
Wallis
Holy Cross Church Bazaar and Methodist Rummage Planned
The Holy Cross Church bazaar is set for Columbus City with a parish meeting this Sunday and the Ladies of the Methodist Church sponsoring a rummage sale in October. They plan to use a building on Front Street for disposing of donations and urge community members to contribute. Notables include Miss Slay Koym and Novas Wore Shorts, with local residents Mr Frank Arpeta and Mrs Leonard Priestley among attendees. The event features a cornet orchestra and plans for returns to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
Columbus City
Methodist Church
Nevis
Local residents and students list post Rush Week events
Aubrey Leveridge Jr returned from Austin after Rush Week at the university. Miss Mary Jane Scott will teach at Wallis Public School. Dr and Mrs John T Mize and grandson Marcus visited Tuesday. Misses Ethel Dill and Dorothy Brundage attended a football game in Austin Saturday. Dill will teach at Matagorda. Brundage returns to the John Sealy School of Nurses. Leland Hensley on furlough from San Diego. Sgt. Vence Prazak and Bennie Melnar visited families. Frankie Koudelka transferred to Kelly Field. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Vacck and Frank Vacek visited Victoria relatives in Freeport Sunday. Ben Kuhena Gin Co installed a new cotton drier to protect against fire. Radalphdns defended Wallis baxiair in Wallis last week. Lever and Wilber Smith spent time in San Antonio. Christine Sliva now in Galveston. Rosalie Keprtacehurned from San Antonio. Mr and Mrs D O Womack of Houston visited. H S White of Freeport here. Mrs White to Velasco. Miss Jayer White staying with Mrs J Webb while attending school with Mrs CP Howe and Mrs RG Dawson. Subfert and her son accompanied Mrs Carson to Austin for university visit. Mr and Mrs Will Walker and family spent Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Leveridge, Jr
Austin
Mary Jane Scott
Wallis
John T. Mize
Marcus
Ethel Dill
Dorothy Brundage
Miss Dill
Matagorda
Miss Brundage
John Sealy School of Nurses
Leland Hen
Freeport
Ben Kuhena Gin Company
Kulena
Mes
Radalphe
Wallis Baxiair
Family visits amid Beltville fire loss near Columbus
Mr and Mrs Kollman and daughter visit Albert Kollman and family five miles east of Columbus to view their burned home and contents lost in a Monday 1 am fire. Dinner guests Mr and Mrs Corbett of Bay City were with Mr and Mrs Duncan on Monday. Tigers family visited Beltville and Legions locals. Mrs Epps hosts in Columbus with Oscar Lehate’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ff Kollman
Myleom Tigelt
Beltville
Kollman
Albert Kollman
Columbus
J. M. Corbett
Bay City
J. V. Duncan
San Antonio
T. B. Epps
Oscar Lehate
Family of
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Holy Cross School
Ehileinn
Schel
AL Anon
Walco
Bay United Sistes
Far Boas
Texas
Hospital News
Slay Koym
Novas
Rosenbes Anday
Prank Arpeta Sind
Aint
Leonard Priestley
Frank Tratrick
Galveston Sundin
Devin Virrott
North Sule
Didifer Gligsls
Verret
Toman
Tropibons
California
Pear
Arnolt Brandt
Robert Brandt
Wilber Smith
Kolberg
Rick Jersey
Wilcox Grocery
Kolberg’s Creamilk Dairy
Cp, Howe
RG. Dawson
Subfert
Carson
University
Wil Walker
New Agaif
Ernest King
United States Navy
Ohi
Atlantic Seaboard
Uncle Sam
ES Railroad
IKE
Bcianon
Mateany
Bellville
Tigers
Gray
Joi
FT Wallman
Mr. Tigett
Legion
Bean
W. H. Albrecht
Virginian Snelling
Ednes
Louston
Strickland Insurance Agency
W.s.strickland
Eagle Lake Texe
Magaines
Household Magazine
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
American Poultry Journal
Progressive Farmer
Eagle Lake
Lyr
Farm Journal
Farmer’s Wife
Progressive
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