Calvert Visitors Of The Week Highlight Local Guests
Calvert community notes list numerous weekend visitors and traveling relatives from Houston Jackson Waco Taylor Colorado Springs and Bay Area. Families including the Gordons Brannon Stoltzman and Baskin households host and visit kin, with Baylor students Thelma Conitz Beverly Tucker and others noted among the extended network. Notices recount trips along the Pacific Coast to Alaska and a stay in Pine Bluff Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Porter
Jackson
Miss
Paul Pryor
Frederick Knapp
Houston
Knapp
Fred Smith
J. E. Brannon
Mr. Brannon
Gary
Louie Casimir
Waco
Fler
Julie
Janey Jenkins
Hem
Calvert
Donald Davis
Taylor
John Mackinnor
Karen and
Douglas
Mackinnon
W. T. Anderson
Lewis Tindall
Colorado Springs
Floyd Mopcus
B. A. Lander
Jo Ann Robertson
San Antonio
Walter Lander
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Joe Barton
Jodie Barton
Pine Bluff
Ark
Tom Townsend
Austin
Hal Hayes
Eugene Field
Perry Tindall
J. L. Baskin
Mary Zou
John Stidham
Dallas
Perry Foster
Hamilton Air Force Base
California
Joe Bill Foster
Eugene Gibson Jr
Gibson
Haskinson
Mr. Haskinson
Thelma Conitz
Baylor University
Beverly Tucker
Baylor
Conitz
W. D. Husseys
Don Hart
Phoenix
Ariz
Elvin Hart
Texas City
Dwain Hart
Abilene
George Wall
Rockdale
Tom Haynie Jr
David
Amy
Sue
Haynie
Joe Gibson
Joe Foster Jr
Texarkana
J. B. Foster
Gib Terry
Computers Help To Solve Ghetto Unemployment
W P Gallander NAM president and Dale H Learn of Information Science unveiled the JOB System a computer job matching program to address urban hard core unemployment. Tested in North Carolina and Indianapolis the system connects communities to a central computer via Telex and TVX networks producing applicant resumes and on file information for employer queries. The service is rented with charges by usage and aims to scale to statewide reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Gallander
National Association of Manufacturers
Dale H. Learn
Information Science, Inc
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
North Carolina
The
NAM
Information Science
Indianapolis
Indiana
Gallander
Giants edge Redlegs 6 3 on double play ending jam
In a tense finish Brett Henry induced a game ending double play with the bases loaded and one out as the Giants beat the Redlegs 6-3. Groholski and Vezak plated runs for the Redlegs, while Elvis Tyler, Miller, Aalen and Castillio aided the Giants early. Chester Budzisz took the loss, Henry earned the win to finish the year 7 0. The Dodgers won 4 2 in the season finale to claim sole possession of second place. All star selections followed with multiple players named across Giants Dodgers Cardinals Redlegs Colts and Braves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Redlegs
Dodgers
Brett Henry
Redcegs
Groholski
Miller
Aalen
Elvis Tyler
Marchbanks
Castillio
Vezak
Chester Budzisz
Henry
College Station
Gary Aalen
Chuck Miller
Mark Brewer
Lee Matysiak
Steve Kennedy
Fifty-Eifth Legislature Session Yields Few Laws Passed
After a 30 day special session called by Governor Connally, only five House bills and no Senate bills passed. Key items included state appropriations, a tax package, a pistol ban in alcohol establishments, and administrative transfers. The session also created the Governor's Advisory Committee on Physical Fitness and established several interim study committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
John Connally
House
Senate
Connally
Texas
Frank Lombardino
San Antonio
General Revenue Fund
Astros, Bremond Dominate County League Standings
In a rough night of play, the Astros beat Calvert 5-2 while Bremond crushed Calvert 20-0. Hanson won the pitchers’ duel for the Astros and Dan led hitting with three hits. Bremond’s Yezak hurled the shutout-supported win with early offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Cury
Brashear
Smith
Dan
Astra
Fragmented Bible Verse Fragments and Theological Reflections
The text appears as garbled religious phrases about creation and identity with God. It mentions heaven and earth, visibility and invisibility, fullness of love, feeding the burdens, and divine needs. Overall, it reads as a damaged devotional fragment lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
The Old Women Comic Quip Highlights Wardrobe Wit
A brief quip notes brevity as the soul of wit and mocks women’s clothing as never fitting, reflecting a playful critique of fashion. The line signals satirical tone and period voice in urban humor.
Keep America Beautiful Starts In Your Backyard
Imagine changing jobs and scouting a new area. Clean streets and neat homes attract interest while littered lots repel. By setting a personal example you challenge neighbors to improve and uplift the entire town. Individual effort drives neighborhood pride and cleaner surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Clark Inglish
Betsy
Michael Rains
Bremond Redlegs
Herman Yezak
Ted Yezak
Ralph Hopcus
Kenny Yanowski
Gerald Yezak
Edward Gurney
David Bielamowisz
Timmy Wachel
Robert Turlak
Kie Czajkowski
Fred Wilganowski
Larry Budvisz
Danula Wilganowski
Leonard Rekieta
Bill Zan
Ton Camarata
Steve Harris
Ray Anderson
Kenny Johnson
Colts
Kyle Simons
Raymond Ramirez
Braves
Mike Johnson
Billy McCard
J. D. Looka
Corpus Christi
Charles Blahuta
Puesday
Felix Slatus
Charley Matus
Hillsboro
Ray Alatas
Richie, Roesanune
Steve
Mary Marah
West
Lua Verne Aeros
Oace
Hereford
Mie Eid Mar- Marveny Richardson
Monied
Redlegs Colts Braves
Calvert Colts
Elvin Kyle
David Barker
Bobby Barker
Dean Kyle
Steve Smith
Herbert Monk
Herbert Butler
Calvin Monk
Jesse Ramirez
Frank Mata
Kevin Henson
Versity of
Texas of Business
Soha
Texse Buepreme
Rooke Uree
Troe
High Cort
St Lisiis Southwestern Railway Company of Texas
Texas General Officer
Tyter
Dallas Saving End Loan Associations
State Insurance Board
Insurance Board
Dick Evans
Con
Tony
Dublin
Grace Bishop
Hearne
Bud Bishop
Bryan
WAAF
Farmers Bremend Astros Calvert
Tia Mes
Wads
Astros
Bren
Bares Jaly
Brenan
Hoeshors Astros
Marvin Deal
Ous
Cal
Deil
Cabvert
Tare Ransity
Destar
Serato
Ajith
Sitale
Bremond & Farmers
Pelasteers
Hatniorned
Johnson
Harris
Plasher
Bremond
Robert Yezak
Esher? Yesak
Mileski
Greenava
Grohotski
Saver Fitts
Heaven
Americas
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