Area Residents Visit Hawaii on Eight Day Tour
Local residents Zelma Monlux Oscar Mullanger and spouses returned to South Padre Island March 8 after an eight day trip to Hawaii. They flew World Airline Boeing 707 with 183 passengers and six crew, visiting Honolulu Maui Kona and Hilo before returning to Harlingen via Oakland.
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South Padre Island
Hawaii
Zelma Monlux
Oscar Mullanger
Ivan Heuter
Honolulu
Aloha Airlines
Maui
Kona
Kona Hilton
Hilo
World Airline 707
Oakland
California
Harlingen
Port Isabel School Cafeteria Menu Highlights
Port Isabel School unveils a week of meals from March 19 to 23 featuring Steakette and vegetables on Monday, Chicken sandwich on Tuesday, Chili dog on Wednesday, Spaghetti and ground beef on Thursday, and Chalupas with rice on Friday. Meals include milk and sides with notes deliveries may alter plans. Mrs. Cracy Drewery of Austin visits Port Isabel to see her father Cleo Weikel and relatives, traveling with Norman E. Mac McCarty of Adeline Texas.
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Cracy Drewery
Austin
Port Isabel
Cleo Weikel
Debbie
Johnnie
Drewery
Norman E. ‘‘Mac" McCarty
Adeline
Texas
Barbra Boswell
Vacationing Mohaughts on SPI await granddaughter’s arrival
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mohaught of Cincinnati vacation on South Padre Island until the 24th and expect their granddaughter Peggy to arrive soon from Oxford Ohio where she attends Miami University. The Mohaught family has visited since 1962. A fishing day aboard Capt Art’s Gulf Breeze yielded a 45 lb drum by Mrs. Glyn Adams, plus multiple drums by others and a redfish by Mrs. Gladys Slirk. Miss Claudia Elma Ochoa, bride elect of Moises Galvan, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by the Bridal Party at Firemen’s Hall with about 50 attendees.
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South Padre Island
Frank J. Mohaught
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peggy
Oxford
Miami University
Mohaught
Art
Glyn Adams
Port Isabel
Doris Moore
Weslaco
Gladys Slirk
Macon
Georgia
Ernie Stauter
Dallas Cowboys
Claudia Elma Ochoa
Moises Galvan
Press Women Award First International Youth Development Scholarship
Mrs. Maureen Moore of Los Fresnos announces a new scholarship for area high school journalists. Four finalists are Paula Buendia Linda Garcia Teresa Soto and Anne Rugaart. The award will be presented March 30 at the International Goodwill Luncheon during the Texas Press Women convention in Matamoros.
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Los Fresnos High School
International Relations Committee
District 5
Texas Press
Matamoros
N. L
Mexico
L R
Paula Buendia
Linda Garcia
Teresa Soto
Anne Rugaart
Maureen Moore
Los Fresnos
Texas Press Women, Inc
Moore
District Five
Rio Grande Valley Press
Deyaun Boudreaux
Port Isabel
Ila Loetscher
South Padre Island
Mara Ramirez
Nolene Hodges
Weslaco
Teresa
Mildred Planthold
Planthold
Billie Liebe
Lytle
Texas
Texas-New Mexico
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