Lagerton community notes and holiday gatherings report
A Lagerton area roundup lists visits and shopping trips to Haskell and Stamford, birthday celebrations for Emma Lammert, and multiple family gatherings. Residents including M Y Benton, Etta Leach, Alva LeFevre and others attend parties, dinners, and genealogical visits, with mentions of the Baitz family Christmas trip to Austin and a 40th wedding anniversary in Old Glory. Mrs. Joe Parrish and kin join in local events and care-home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.Y. Benton
Arthur Knipling
Gene Teichelman
Clarence Teichelman
Bill Hertel
Mike Hertel
Alvin ‘Ulmer
Buster Tredemeyer
Alvin Bredthauer
Leland Thane
Etta Leach
Haskell
Emma_ Lammert
Stamford
Clark Don Terrell
Galveston
Reece Clark
Odessa
Lillian Neiast
John L. Brooks
Tullie Herring
Joey Parrish
Amarillo
Emma Lammert
Rice Springs
Joe Parrish
Kim
Shane
Shawn
David Kupatt
Lagerton
Lillie Lehrmann
Louise Stegemoeller
Fred Schone
Melvin Baitz
Johnny
Fred Baitz
Don Bivins
Coleman
Tom Emmalee
Leon Stegemoeller
Clifford
Ray Clark
Seguin
Donald Olson
Dallas
Clayton Stegemoeller
Lubbock
Calvin Stegemoeller
Duncan, Okla
George Olson
Ozona
Jimmie Wills
Weldon Tredemeyer
Sagerton
Erna
Walter Schaake
Leonard Kieke
Herbert Lammert
Henrietta Stegemoeller
J.B. Toney
Herbert Vahlenkamp
Delbert LeFevre
Ed Fouts
Larry Quade
Glyn Quade
Lena Boedeker
Herman
City of Stamford Seeks Bids for Demolition Work
Notice to bidders from Stamford Texas calling for sealed bids by January 8 1981 to clear and demolish specific city lots. Packets with detailed specs available at City Hall after December 23 1980. Bids addressed to C V Herbert P O Drawer 191 Stamford 79553 must be received before 1 p.m. on bid day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
City Hall
C.V. Herbert
P.O
Texas
W. Campbell
W. Davenport
W. Reynolds
S. Haskell
Minimum wage rises to 3.35 under 1977 FLSA changes
The federal minimum wage rises to 3.35 dollars on January 1 benefiting about 5.6 million workers under the Fair Labor Standards Act. The act, overseen by the Labor Department’s Wage and Hour Division, covers roughly 60 million workers and sets overtime and child labor standards. Some subminimum wages remain legal for handicapped workers, full time students, and student learners under current regulations with department approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Department
Secretary of Labor
Ray Marshall
FLSA
Department
Strake rules against Chavez for judge
Strake rules Chavez cannot hold the judge’s office due to a 1979 Legislature pay hike vote for district judges. Chavez may seek a gubernatorial appointment or Supreme Court ruling. Jan 10 special election will fill Rep. Chase Untermeyer’s Houston seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chavez
Bill Clements
Texas Supreme Court
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By Alice Bredthauer
Spring Creek
Ima West
J.A. White
Carl Rasco
Charlie Good
Laura Overton
Eugene Watts
Stamford Welding Supply
Santa Claus
Skyview Living Center
Greg Jaklewicz
Employment Standards Administration
Jones County
Imp
Herman Cox
Strake
Ned Strake
Bill Clayton
Brilain
Clayton
American Lung Association of Texas
Elliott's Cleaners
Keaney Funeral Home
Ator Hotel
P. Bear
Mama
Teddy
P. Dear
Bear
Kiva Inn
Reece Beard
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