Eagles Top Badgers 9-5 In Baseball Opener
Rogers Eagles beat Buckholts Badgers 9-5 in Buckholts on March 23. James Springer struck out 6 in 5 innings for Rogers and Don Mayfield added 2 hits 4 RBIs including a two run homer. Norman Haisler led Buckholts with three singles as Layton took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Springer
Don Mayfield
Marcus Reese
Rogers Eagles
Buckholts
Badgers
Inger
Mayfield
Rogers
RBI
Arthur Layton
Steve Mendoza
Layton
Reese
Norman Haisler
Badger
Gordon Haisler
Richard Kudlacek
Jerry Zelisko
Eagles
Zelisko
Badgerettes Claim District 54B Volleyball Title
The Buckholts Badgerettes won the District 54B Volleyball Championship at Mary Hardin Baylor Gym Belton, defeating Salado Eagles 15-11 15-4 in semis and Academy Bees 15-7 15-6 in the final, advancing to the Bi-district state round. Coach Jimmy Hauk leads a lineup featuring Marilyn Marek Martha Vaculin Lanell Allison Becky Beckhusen Jo Ann Beckhusen Jesse Mae Webb Dottie Abel Deb bie Boedeker Maria Martinez Marcia Barkemeyer Gail Orsag Linda West Lou Marak Linda Marek Janisue Zajicek Debra Ruzicka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckholts Badgerettes
Mary-Hardin Baylor Gymnasium
Belton
Badgerettes
Salado Eagles
Academy Bees
Academy
Jimmy Hauk
Marilyn Marek
Martha Vaculin
Lanell Allison
Becky Beckhusen
Jo Ann Beckhusen
Jesse Mae Webb
Dottie Abel
Debbie Boedeker
Maria Martinez
Marcia Barekemeyer
Gail Orsag
Bowling News Team Standings and Honors Report
Readable standings show New Cameron Drug leading with 63 49 and Mack's Oil 62 50. Irene's Emb. 49 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Cameron Drug
Eplen Furn
Mack's Oil
Minnie Stedman Ins
Dr. Pepper
Citizen’s Bank
Brad’s Mobil
Irene’s
Gladys Titsworth
Corrine Trotter
Gloria Neely
Betty Er
Maxine
Lois Matula
Betty Angels
Corrine Rinn
Carolyn Tate
Maxine Meyer
Irene
Cameron
Mack
Four Birds Remain Unprotected by Law in Texas
Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. warns that only four bird species are unprotected by state or federal law: starlings, English sparrows, crows, and ravens. State legislation has since added protection to 11 species including buzzards, roadrunners, gos hawks, Cooper's hawk, sharp skinned hawk, jays, sapsuckers, woodpeckers, shrikes, and great horned owls. All native hawks and falcons require permits to take or possess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cross
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Texas
Teens contest authority in a restless generation
Yee High School juniors reflect on Emersons test of civilization and critique how youth question authority amid draft protests crime and social change. They cite a 1970 Dallas judge arrest and Kennedy assassination trial as examples, arguing self discipline guides responsible inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee
Emerson
Dallas Morning News
Edward Haggerty Jr
Milam County land and vehicle transfers and local notes
Property deals chain through Milam and Bell counties with parcels out of the J. Moore League and J A DePena grants. Transfers include Ford and Buick pickups, Olds tractors, and land parcels for ten dollars and other consideration. Local social notes list numerous Easter visits, family visits, and county court DWI sentences: Richardson, Young, Knight, Diaz Jr. plus others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane M
Nystrom
Falstaff Distributing Co
T. R
Martin
Perry M
Cox
Joe Moore
Ind
Rodney K. Fontaine
James R. Fontaine
Milam Co
Bell
Milam
F. M. Praesel
Evelyn L. Smith
Marcelle Proffitt
Cecil R. Hicks
T. S. Arnett
Sue Ann Campbell Burns
George H. McClearly
Burlington Social News Rounds Up Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Gerald Foshen hosted visitors from nearby towns as Mr and Mrs Will Stoebner met with Ervir Stoebner. Frank Ranly returned from time with his son while J C Ranly and daughters hosted Garland family. Temple guests Sam Ferguson and Roy Lindsay Jr visited Roy Lindsay Sr. Family celebrations included Janice Ann Hoff turning six with a party at the Burlington Recreation Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Stoebner
Ervir Stoebner
Frank Ranly
J. C. Ranly
Garland
Brad Woods
Temple
Earl Kleypas
Sam Fergusons
Roy Lindsays Jr
Waco
Roy Lindsays
Bobby
Billy Wied
Louisanna
Melanie
Lon
Melissa Crook
Cameron
Bob Wieds
Obituary: Mrs Willard 49 of Gause Dies After Illness
Willard Mrs Oscar Willard 49 of Gause died Monday in a Temple hospital after a short illness. She lived in Gause all her life and funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Gause Baptist Church with burial in Gause Cemetery. Surviving are her husband two sons Leroy and Norman Willard both of Gause two daughters Mrs Marsha Ann Lassetter of Milano and Sherry Lou Willard of Gause a brother John Peck of Dallas two half-brothers Will Lange of Gause and Jim Walker of Marlin a sister Mrs Jewel Rogers of Bryan and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Willard
Gause
Temple Hospital
Leroy
Norman Willard
Marsha Ann Lassetter
Milano
Sherry Lou Willard
John Peck
Dallas
Will Lange
Jim Walker
Marlin
Jewel Rogers
Bryan
Obituary Notice for Mrs Nannie Louella Johnson of Rosebud
Mrs Nannie Louella Johnson 94 of Rosebud died at 1 30 p m Monday in a Rosebud nursing home after a long illness She was born July 13 1875 in Beech Springs Miss and lived in Falls County Rosebud over 70 years She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs George Washington Blasingame pioneer settlers of Falls County and a member of First United Methodist Church Burial followed at Woodland Cemetery Surviving are two daughters Cleo Burkes Houston and Ernest Lewallen Visalia Calif a son Hubert T Johnson Waco a granddaughter and two great grandsons
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Nannie Louella Johnson
Rosebud
Beech Springs, Miss
Falls County
She
George Washington Blasingame
Johnson
First United Methodist Church
Woodland Cemetery
Cleo Burkes
Houston
Ernest Lewallen
Visalia
Calif
Hubert T. Johnson
Waco
Cheddar Records Largest Cheese Weighs 34 591 Pounds
A world record cheddar block weighed 34 591 pounds marking a milestone in dairy production. The massive cheese demonstrated extraordinary scale for a single wheel with implications for processing and showcases by the producer.
Death of C G Kill in Temple area
C G Kill, 54, of Bell County, died in a Temple hospital after a lingering illness. A native of Bayonne New Jersey he moved to Bell County in 1941 while in the Army. He owned Vi's Antique Shop at Rogers and was a retired nursing assistant at McKlesky Hospital. Funeral was held at Harper Talasek Funeral Home in Rogers with burial in Gause Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Violet a foster son Jeffery Morrison a brother All Kill three sisters and two granddaughters. He was preceded in death by a daughter Carolyn Abdo in 1966.
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Charles G. Kill
Temple Hospital
Bayonne
N. J
Bell County
Harper Talasek
Rogers
Gause
Violet Kill
Jeffery Morrison
Waco
All Kill
Minnie Rosengart
Fayetteville, Ark
Gertrude Hollan
Jersey City
N. Je
Anna Davis
Carolyn Abdo
Stapleton A. Floyd Stapleton of Cameron dies in Waco
Floyd A Stapleton aged 63, a former Cameron resident, died in Waco Sunday. He worked for Texas Power and Light in Cameron and Waco. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 30 p.m. at Wilkerson Hatch in Waco. Burial followed at Waco Memorial Park. Surviving are his wife one daughter Mrs J D Teakell of Rockdale one son David Ray Stapleton of Rockdale two sisters two brothers and one grandchild
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Stapleton
Cameron
Waco
Mr. Vyeen
Texas Power and Light Company
Wilkerson-Hatch Funeral Home
Waco Memorial Park
J. D. Teakell
Rockdale
David Ray Stapleton
Longest Sausage Record Reported At 2000 Feet
A historical note records the longest sausage at 2000 feet in length and a weight of 840 kgs, marking a remarkable culinary milestone with unusual scale.
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Bowling News
Sunshine League
Austin
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Clay L. Shaw
Kennedy
Randolph Monroe
Clara Mae England
Robert Lee Thompson
Bernice Alexander Rudy Ortega
Maria Elena
Garza
Coleman Kelley
Burns
James A. Tidwell
Peter Tidwell
Blakely
E. H. Tidwell
Peter C. Tidwell
Blakeley
Jack B
Summers
Curtis Norman
Ea John Benson Survey
Gause News
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Wallace Rosanske
Carol
Fern Werner
Ashkosh
Wisconsin
G. R. Warners
Warners
Rio Grande Valley
Old Mexico
James Stewart
Jal
New Mexico
Syd Cunningham
Bill Cunninghams
Mae Fowler
Nora McCullan
Harry Carrows
Woodland
California
Oscar Hightowers
Clyde Vaughn
Jack Graham
Bellville
Roger Kingsley
Kingsley
Travis Weedon
Byron Goode
Erma
Marilyn
John Greens
Suzette
Brenham
Raymond Reeses
Larry Joe
Katherine Ann
J. T. Todd
Travis Neelys
Travis
Teressa
League City
Billy Ray Dents
Todd
Craig and
Denice
Hearne
Bobo Todds
Debbie
Billy Todds
Alfred Coats
Sherri
Ray
Kevin
David Wilkins
Beverly
Kay
Diana
Gordon
Jimmy Cass
Dwayne and
Lisa
Marilyn Goode
Hearne High School
Sandra Slay
Raymond Slay
Cheryl
Dennis Neal Ely
Anna Mae Ely
Nettie Lange
Claude Spence
Forest Grove
Lula Lindsey
Marvin Lindsey
Bastrop
Franklin Gibson
Lindsey
San Antonio
Billy Ear
Hardcastle
Curtis and
Billy
Angleton
Bud Walkers
Dee Ann Herbert
Dennis
James McMullens
New Waverly
Toby Williams
Walkers
S. E. Dibble
Herbert Walkers
Carl Walker
Bud Walker
F. B. Fishers
Harold Fisher
LaVern Fisher
Johnny Denmans
Ira Denman
Arrie Little
Carrie Ditto
Hanover
Kaye Cass
F.b.fishers
Garland Hux
Staci of
Cecil Butler
Billy Gene Shaws
Beadie Kilpatrick
Barry Beere
B. J. Kilpatrick
Jerome Spradling
John
J. T. Thompson
I. B. Pitts
Ethel Mitchell
Tommy Ray Mitchell
Freeport
Paul Mitchells
Allen
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Ernest Sefcik
Leonard Morgans
Mrs. Mitchell
Jesse Mitchell
Henry Simmons
Joe Marks
Alexander Richardson
Billy Paul Young
George Kay Knight
Mario Diaz Jr
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Cameron Herald
Burlington
Mrs. Gerald Foshen
Janice Ann Hoff
Burlington Recreation Hall
Willard
Gause Baptist Church
M. E. Smith
Gause Cemetery
A. M. Johnson
C. G
Ernest Deavers
Killeen
Gerry
Stapleton
Mrs. Reeves
Betsy) Brown
Salem
Cameron Independent School District
YOE High School
Tp&l
Texas Power & Light Company
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