Local notes include hospital visits and school plans
Mrs F Langston of Langston's Grocery improves at Gribble Hospital after illness. C Cole on M Cole farm rushed to Baptist Hospital by neighbor Casper for emergency care. J W Boykin outlines 1954 55 term with new attendance rules and staff. Dozens of visits and travels noted among Sabine County residents with weddings and music ties across Silsbee and Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Langston
Langston
Port Arthur
D. A. Gibson
Pete Sharpe
Huntington
Jo Ann Gibson
Beaumont
Marjorie Griffith
J. F. Griffin
Brenda
Fairbanks
Don
Larry Elkins
St. Louis
Shawver
Roy Waggoner
Ivie Erwin
Fairdale Baptist Church
Sabine County
J. W. Boykin
Wwinhes
Silsbee and
Loeb
Silsbee
Boykin
Annie Steward
de Boykin
H. L. Forrester
L. Stertz
Frank Childress
Local Social and Travel Notes From Votan News
Votan News reports a professional trip to Beaumont by MES. E L Teal and others including Mrs J D Jordan Mrs Randolph Sumrall Mrs Joyce Dryden and Mrs Marie Sumrall. Other items note visits by 8 F Hobden family Carthage and Pfc Lavern Knight from Fort Sam Houston home visit and hospital discharge for John Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jordan
Randolph Sumrall
Joyce Dryden
Marie Sumrall
Beaumont
F. Hobden
Carthage
E. L. Teal
David Bean
Pfc
Lavern Knight
Fort Sam Houtson
San Antonio
Dewey Hoke
Silsbee
John Dryden
Severa
Hardin County Hospital
E. Moore
Swab
Mamie Harrell
Elis Moss
New Willard
Fred Mellva
Court House Notices of 1954 Hardin County Real Property Actions
A compressed list of court house filings from Hardin County dated August 17 24 1954 notes numerous warranty deeds oil and gas leases mineral deeds assignments liens mortgages and bankruptcies. It also records public notices and probate actions with entities such as Jasper Federal Savings & Loan Association National Modernizers Inc and Sun Oil Company among others. A closing line cites 1953 U S traffic injuries totaling 269 360.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin County
Joe Trahan
Joe B. Knupple
Thomas Chambless
G. E. Hanks
Michel T. Halboury
George W. Graham
Elizabeth R. Aymond
Libbie Hooks Pinkston
Lea Hooks Pinkston
Real Estate Management, Inc
William E. Sellers
Garland Moore
Jasper Federal Savings & Loan Association
James Eddie Loftin
Mary Agnes Groves
Jessie Monroe Loftin
R. E. Tankersley
L. H. Jennings, Jr
Charles A. Henderson
Chunkey Aycock
K. M. Walker
W. C. Boley
Claude Richard Trahan, Sr
National Modernizers, Inc
First Baptist Church of
James F. Parker
Harvie W. Hammond
Byrd W. Martin
G. A. Bryant
C. E. Stewart
Jasper Federla Savings & Loan Association
G. E. Steward
Guy A. Stonecipher
Ida Sierra
B. A. Will
Rose Will Smith
V. Overstreet
O. O. Overstreet
Oscar Adams, Sr
Marvin E. Brown
Boyd Nesler
Len F. H. Carpenter, Jr
Sun Oi Company
J. W. Hamilton
Britton- Cravens Lumber Co
Henry L. Vaughn
Bertha Quinn
Wendell C. Keown
W. M. Curry
Reconstruction Finance Corp
L. C. Truitt
Ken Francis Clyde Drake
L. G. Ard
Southwestern Settlement & Development Corp
F. M. Gibson
W. M. Free
Wm. Free
Willian Free
Row
J. M. Chenalt
Stellar OU Company
Eva Theresa Farnham
George H Clifford
Chas. E. Waddell
J. Ells Waddell
Kountee
Eatate
Marrs
Silsbee State Bank
Ken H. C. Batten
L. G. Chambers
Ralph Fl. Pryne
Dew Stautts
Ralph HH. Pryne, Jr
R. A. York
J. M. Brinson
Britton-Cravens Lumber Ca
W. C McNeil
den J. L. Stark
A. B. Birdwell
Julia Munge
Benino L Ugalde
James E. Langston
Momen Chase National Bank of City of New York
Southern Production Company
Linc
William Henry Miller
Et Ux
Lucey Mae A. Heath
Susie Uffield
Lucy Mae A. Heath
Susie Ufftield
Len
Calvin Brown
Tony Tottore
Roy Hobbs
T. Towlin
Local social notes include visits and trips this week
Mrs. Minerva Moye and Mrs. Laura Beeson traveled to Kountze on Monday for a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Reginal Bailey and children from Rye, and Mrs. Francis Rhodes of Kountze, visited the Bailey home on Sunday. Also, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bailey hosted Mr. and Mrs. Dryden and families on Monday with Mrs. Jasper Dryden and Mrs. Love and children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reymond Bartmess
Debbie
Helen Sullivan
Abilene
Chicago
Canada
Jerry Burks, Jr
Houston
Burks
F.P.O
San Francisco
California
Dorothy Jordan
Dorothy Brown
Guidry
R. Sumrall
Minerva Moye
Laura Beeson
Kountze
Reginal Bailey
Rye
Francis Rhodes
W. Bailey
Jasper Dryden
Love
Dryden
600,000 Retire From Work Last Year
Lyman Brewer of the Beaumont social security office reports nearly 600,000 people began monthly Old Age and Survivors Insurance payments in 1953. He notes rising aged population and expanding eligibility, with 36 million Americans over 50 and 13 million over 65. Brewer highlights planning retirement via the OASI-30 booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Brewer
Beaumont Social Security Office
Brewer
United States
Methodist Circle Officers Meet
Officers of W S C S circles one and two of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. W C McNeil Saturday morning at 10 00 o clock to report the year s work Those present were Mesdames W P Crockett W C Boyett W A Barclay W W Windham F B Dardin Cecil Cobble Lucille McKeown J E Pierce Johnnie Hile J E Ferguson and W C McNeil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
First Methodist Church
W. C. McNeil
W. P. Crockett
W. C. Boyett
W. A. Barclay
W. W. Windham
F. B. Dardin
Cecil Cobble
Lucille McKeown
J. E. Pierce
Johnnie Hile
J. E. Ferguson
Official Urges School Ahead Of Jobs
Education officials from the U S Department of Labor emphasize keeping youth in school before pursuing permanent work. They stress that completing schooling is best for every youngster as fall public-school openings approach and discuss child-labor provisions in the Federal Fair Labor Standards Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Labor
Social Security office to visit Silsbee City Hall
A representative from the Beaumont Social Security office will be at Silsbee City Hall on August 31 at 9:00 a.m. to answer questions about Payments available at social security offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
Silsbee
City Hall
Child labor law aims to protect schooling hours
Regional Director William J. Rogers of the Wage-Hour Division warns against employing children under 16 in agriculture or any covered work during school hours. He stresses education as essential to economic well being and notes the 1938 law applies to local and migratory children, with an exemption for a farmer's own children on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Rogers
U. S. Labor Department
Congress
Notice to Bidders for Bridge Sale in Hardin County
The Hardin County Commissioners Court invites bids by 10 am September 13 for the sale of a bridge over Village Creek on old Highway 96 at Fletcher. Purchaser salvages all lumber, county reserves, removal details from Commissioners Payne and Overstreet. Five percent good faith bid bond required. court reserves right to accept or reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Hardin
Commissioners Court
Hardin County
Village Creek
Fletcher
Frank S. Payne
Silsbee
O. O. Overstreet
Kountze
Commissioners’ Court of
Fletcher Richardson
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