Calvert Visitors Of The Week Note Local Visits
Calvert residents welcomed a broad range of weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stricker of Waco and Mrs. Mary Sturgeon of Elkins Park Pennsylvania. Barbara Conitz of Val Verde joined families for the weekend as did Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Conitz. Dutch Lange visited in Houston Beaumont while their son Billy Lange hosted in Beaumont. In Houston they called on Wilford Lange recently hospitalized. Mrs. Oscar Peterson was joined by her sister Mrs. Harvey Lee of Houston for a visit.
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Arthur Keeling
Henry Stricker
Waco
Mary Sturgeon
Elkins Park
Pennsylvania
Barbara Conitz
Val Verde
Alfred Conitz
Dutch Lange
Houston
Beaumont
Billy Lange
Wilford Lange
Oscar Peterson
Harvey Lee
C. E. Morgan
Charles E. Morgan Jr
Tim
Mark
Scotty
Jacksonville
Florida
Morgan
Leonard Ruffer
Elton Tiemann
Ruffer
Billy Joe
Bill Snell
San Antonio
Snells
Dennis
Hearne
Social notes from Calvert area reunions and visits
The column lists numerous weekend visits and travels of local residents. Names include Mrs. Albert Pietsch of Dallas with sisters, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brannon at home after Gary trip, Mrs. Clyde Eaton visiting Houston, Miss Clara Barton and guests, Mrs. Walter Pyle of Nashville visiting relatives, Joel Barton at Sam Houston summer school, Ronny Mathews preparing for the Peace Corps in Los Angeles then Turkey, and multiple gatherings in Bryan, Dallas, Cameron, Calvert, and Beaumont. It highlights Mrs. L. S. Casimir’s retirement tribute and ongoing community contributions.
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Albert Pietsch
Dallas
Peterson
Lee
Hal Hays
Sara ‘Harrison
Lorena
Eugene Field
J. E. Brannon
Gary
Clyde Eaton
Houston
Clara Barton
Elizabeth Coldwell
Carla
Walter Pyle
Nashville
Los Angeles
Calif
Peace Corps
Turkey
L. H. Adams
Bryan
Kenneth Miller
Raymond Yates
J. H. King
Methodist Lake
Palestine
Cooper Wiese
Cliff Wiese
W. T. Anderson
George Hargrove
Dutch Lange
Paul Pryor
Jackson
Pryor
Paul Porter
Calvert
Shelander
Beaumont
Bill Miller
College Station
Aibel Wood
Fred Ogles
Abel Wood Jr
Loma Judkins
Washington Views News on draft, debt, flag protection
The House advanced three major measures this week including a compulsory draft extension, a new extension of the public debt limit, and a bill banning flag desecration. The draft reform aimed at sustaining government, while the debt limit was charged as necessary but not reducing overall debt. The flag protection bill passed amid lengthy debate, reflecting strong patriotic sentiment. Congressional recess planned after June 29 with Texas offices to be unavailable, and local visits noted from the Morgan home in Jacksonville and Houston.
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House
Senate
Congress
Texas
Washington
Waco
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