New Rector for Episcopal Church Here Pt Isabel
The Rev Donald Blaver a Tyler native will serve as rector of All Saints Episcopal Church San Benito and press in charge of St Andrew's Port Isabel He succeeds Rev Klavier who leaves Chita Episcopal Church Jefferson Texas January 12 with duties starting January 19 Blavier graduate of Tyler High School Tyler Jr College and University of Houston earned radio and television production degrees served three years in the Army worked in radio development at UT Austin and led theological studies in Austin He is married to Arcadia Baber of Tyler and they have children.
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Donald
Blaver
Tyler
All Sains Episcopal Church
San Benito
Press
St. Andrew's Church
Port Isabel
Klavier Willeave
Chita Episcopal Church
Jefterton
Tesas
Jannuary
Bavier
Inter High Schnel
Tyler Jr. College
University of Houston
Armed Forces Trade Service
Teland
Texas
Austin
Telivisun
Weather Report Missing Key Details
Incomplete readable weather data shows high and low temperatures with stray characters. Numbers indicate totals for month and year, but many values are unreadable, leaving the overall forecast and climate context unclear.
Five Day Forecast From Brownsville Weather Bureau
Five day outlook from Brownsville shows highs averaging 65 to 68 degrees and lows near 47 to 51. A cooler trend Friday through the weekend with a slight warming Monday. Scattered showers likely Tuesday and during the period’s final half.
Army Engineers announce promotions in Galveston unit
UALVASTON A B Davis Jr named Assistant Chief Engineering Deveson and Gien FP Cgan promoted to Chief Project Planning Branch S Maxwell Distens Engineds Army Engineers Galveston Dw trita Davis replaces Thomas W Kiam Maxwell fills role vacated by Dave in June 16 context unclear due to damaged text
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Ualvaston
A B. Davis Jr
Deveson and
Gien FP
Cgan
S. Maxwell
Distens Engineds
Army Engineers
Galveston
Coast Guard Details From Southern Area Operations
Coast Guard reports emphasis on air and sea operations near Campeche and Port Isabel. Notes include vessel movements, radio updates, and safety checks aboard Coast Guard units. Personnel like Arthur Wile, Alex Chapman, Kenneth Penn are mentioned amid station inspections and returning personnel from overseas assignments.
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Cix
Capone
Babel
Arthur Wile Ens
RMI
Dette
Michigan
Alex Chapman
Birmingham
Ahrname
Kenneth L. Penn
Waglis
Japan
Southern Area
Voters Re Elect Water Board Members In Port Isabel
Port Isabel voters re elected the Cameron County Fresh Water District No 1 board Tuesday with 197 total votes. George Carr led with 109 votes, Harold Royer and Ronald Karg received several ballots, while the board reorganized naming Carr president Colley vice president and Bellee secretary treasurer.
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Cameron County Fresh Water District No
Port Isabel
R. E. Montax
Edgar Bell
George Carr
Harold Royer
Jim Bridges
Ronald Karg
Albert Kent
Ing
George €. Colley
Robert &. Moniax
Edgar Beleiee
Cloyd Young Company Starts Development Project
Cloyd Young of Portlente and president of Cloyd Young Company Inc announces development in Pearland Houston area. City Park Addn08 will include fourplexes apartments a shopping center site and over horizons with highway 316 access. Young aims to sell only to qualified builders and indicates strong local demand in the Nashe area. He serves as president of Pearland Utility District and is active in state home builders groups.
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Cloyd Young
Port -Lente
Cloyd Young Company, Inc
Cosidential Development
Pearland
Houston Area
City Park
Young
de Mousten
Nase
Dallas
Dai- Coumy Mome Bwimers
Texas Association of Heme Builders
Nutiomal
Heme Suiders
Pearland Utality
Deilas
Port Label
Addium
Hector Cantu Visits Parents During Leave
Fireman Hector Cantu is on a four day leave to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alberty. He is stationed at Cpe House and hopes to see some familiar faces during his time off.
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Hector Cantu
Firemen
Dirs
Alberty Try
Lexie
Disease case totals for week end January 4 reported
The Cam erg County health dept cites 28 communicable disease cases for the week ending January 4. Strep sore throat leads with 9 cases, followed by gonorrhea with 5, tuberculosis with 2, and single cases of other illnesses.
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Camergn County
Port Isabel notes fuel local events and car sightings
In Port Isabel chatter, residents report a 1927 Buick Sedan sighting and a 1973 Star owned by Brownsville locals. Bob York delivers a popular fishing report, and organizers announce the Los Fresnos Country Park event on February 1 with Charro Days plans in Brownsville including a Citrus Mission festival in February.
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Coolie
Johnnie
Port Isabel
Brownsville
Bob York
Fair City
Bob
Los Fresnos State Bark and Publicity
Los Presnap
Poir
Supe
Texas Citrus
Rotarians Hear Bill Comstock in Port Isabel
The Port Isabel Rotary Club held its first 100 percent meeting with three visitors. W. J. Bill Comstock of Porture spoke about Rotary, his experiences, and what the organization means to him. He also discussed a trip to Alaska and big game hunting there.
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Port Isabel
W. J
Bill) Comstock
Porture
Rotary
Alaska
Celebrates His 102nd Birthday in Florida Home
J G T Calley of Winter Park celebrates his 102nd birthday at his home. George Calley says he spoke with his son on the day and that his father is in good health.
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J. G. T. Calley
Winter Park
Flarkla
Celebrand
Bes
Padinar
George
Port Leabet
Joe Ee
George Calley
Winter Visitors New Year Party at the Viehers Club
Members of the Viehers Club hosted a New Year’s gathering with bingo and storytelling. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard donated popcorn halls and door prizes were provided by Mrs. Careers and Mrs. Genevieve Martin. Members from fourteen states attended, including couples from California, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, and Pennsylvania.
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Fire Hall
Squeeze Inn
Earl Dadley
Fred Proch
Leo Smith
Bryan Tyson
Proch
Tyson
Genevieve Martin
Clark Hubbard
Ray Smith
Clark Giles
Jack Skaggs
Viehers Club
de Dlif
Mis Hiubbard
Mra
Henry Weckerly
Kansas
Irmer Club
California
W. Bently
Auburn
Colorade Luria Hube
Boulder
Ilipos
al A. Lieb
F. A. Rudizer
W. Leo Smith
Pittsboro
Iowa
Ww. C. Giles
Council Bluff
Springfield
New
J J Jaudon Re-Elected C of C President
At a Portsa nel Chamber of Commerce meeting J J Jaudon was re elected president and John Part named vice president Dale Andersen named treasurer for the coming year Directors include George Colley Dale trewery Ronald Karg E W Catoma Robert Henegar and Emory Green Annual meeting set for January 30 at Firemen's Hall Mrs Lee Smith of El Toro Restaurant to attend the banquet Speaker to be named later by Jaudon.
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Portsanel Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Jaudon
John Part
Dale Andersen
George Colley
Dale Trewery
Ronald Karg
E. W. Catoera
Robert Henegar
Emory Green
Lee Smith
el Toro Restaurant
Deadline Approaches For May Primary Office Bidders
Feb 3 marks the deadline for candidates seeking county and district offices in Cameron and Willacy counties. The list includes incumbents and potential challengers across Precincts and districts, with names like Murray Place 1, Place 2, Bill Rapp, Ted Hunt, J Scott Brown, and others.
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Cameron County
Murray
Cameron
Willacy
Bill Rapp
Ted Hunt
J. Scott Brown
Possily
Tony Tamayo, Jr
HW. A. Garcia
Atty
F. T. Graharm
Clarence H. Hellcomb
Miguel Gomezain
Port Isabel CYO Members Attend Corpus Christi Diocese Convention
Port Isabel CYO members led by President Roger Villarreal and others attended the Corpus Christi Diocese Convention in Mission Texas on December 30 1863. The one day event opened at noon at the McAllen Civic Center with remarks from McAllen Mayor Paul Veale and a keynote by Father Wilson.
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Roger Villarreal
Elineo Vega
Dionicia Galvan
Our Lady Star of the Sea
Cithohe
Copus Chieti
MéAlien
Texas
McAllen Civic Center
McAllen
Mission C.Y
Omar Codina
Our Lady of Sorrows
Paul Veale
Father Wilson
University of Dallas
C.Y.D
General Assembly
Adolph Marx
D.D.I.C.D
Corpus Christi
Clocckner
Popular Winter Visitors Fill Padre Island Trailer Park
Isla Blanca Mobile Home Park on South Padre Island hosts many winter visitors despite many spaces taken by permanent residents. December guests include families from Texas Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Colorado Illinois Ohio Oklahoma Indiana Kansas North Carolina Missouri Michigan New Mexico and other states. A lengthy list details numerous couples and their home towns among the holiday arrivals.
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Isla Blanca
J. L. Curlee
Austin
Gerald Wright
Irving
M.M. King
Lubbock
Sam Henry
Amarillo
R. D. Muldrow
Highlands
Dewey Johnson
Pampa
George P. Frysinger
San Antonio
Kansas City
Lowell Tasker
Maples
D. Whittemberg
Charlotte
North Carolina
Virgil Burk
Columbia
Missouri
Mite
Louis Lavis
Lansing
Michigan
Gill Bartow
Alburquerqque
New Mexico
Hawkins Retires From RGV Gas Sales Post
T. E. Hawkins, sales executive, retired January 1 by Rio Grande Valley Gas Company under the Employee Retirement Program. He served nearly 14 years with the company and held key posts in Texas and elsewhere. He plans several vacation trips and then private business in Brownsville.
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T. E. Hawkins
Rio Grande Valley Gas Company
Seligsete Mat Creccion
Hawkins
Dallas Power and Light Company
Gas and Electric
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Houston
Valley
Brownaville
Brownsville
Brownesville
Mrs. Hawkins
Langs Host New Year Party for About 75 Guests
A New Year’s Eve gathering was held at the home of Ronald Lang and Jeffery Lang with refreshments served to about 75 attendees.
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Ronald and
Jeffery Lang
John Tamayo Funeral Held Here Friday
Funeral services for John Tamayo of Port Isabel and Brownsville were held Friday at 3 p.m. from Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church with interment in City Cemetery. He, 62, died Jan 1 1964 at Mercy Hospital after a heart attack near the Port of Brownsville where he worked as supervisor of the security guard. He was a retired U S Coast Guard chief petty officer and member of several veterans groups. He is survived by his widow Guadalupe P Tamayo, three sons Pat and Joe A Tamayo of Brownsville and Juan Tamayo Jr of Port Isabel, three daughters Loum Gallo of Houston, Luis Esparza and Joe Medrano of Brownsville, a brother Joe Tamayo, and 13 grandchildren. A rosary was recited Thursday evening in the Joe A Besten Funeral Chapel. High Mass was celebrated at 9 a.m. Friday in Immaculate Heart.
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John Tamasyo
Port Isabel
Brownsville
Our Lady Star of
U. S. Coast Guard
American Legion
Knights of Columbi Veterans of Foreign Wars
Immaculate
Guadalupe. P. Tamayo
Lee
Pat Tamayo
Joe A. Tamayo O
Juan Tamayo, Jr
Loum Gallo
Louston
Luis Esparza
Joe Medrano
Joe Tamayo
Joe A. Besten
Immaculate Ve
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KitGia
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Staion
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Strugoehach
Campeche
Puthi
Peer Toubel
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Ghya
Anchorage
Greday
Radio Histum
Saipas
Water Board
Cloyd Young Company
Boo Witt
Muncy
Lurminary
Bill Comstock
C of C
Harlingen
Joe Coulter
CYO
Padre Island
Nebraska
Alfred Jergensen
Omaha
David Fermer, Jr
Lincoln
Lows York
Cozad
R. D. Jones
Oise
Colorado
Illinois
Chee Schwartz
Joliet
Rey Fath
RGV
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Valley Chamber
Lower
Rio Grande Valley Advertising Association
American Cancer Society
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Coast Guard
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