Mother's Day Homecoming Draws Wide Gause Crowd
The Gause community marked a large Mother's Day Homecoming with a sunny turnout. Corsages honored the oldest and youngest mothers while many visitors from Houston, Dallas, Tyler, Austin, and beyond joined local families for the weekend.
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Tyler
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Eddy Camp
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Phil Bowling
Leland Bowling
Phyllis
Lynette
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J. D. Lewis
Buckholts
Charles Worthen
Beaumont
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J. W. Ferguson
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Sarah Rowlings
Maurice Bowling
Pipkin
Buddy Bowling
St. Louis
Missouri
Frank Ivey
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Robert Smith
Thomas Smith
John Smith
Nell Smith
Seguin
Travis Neely
Friendswood
J. T. Todd
Claude Spence
Tanglewood
Nettie Lange
Roy Kornegay
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Cameron
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Milam County Disposes 1968 Felony Cases In Milam Courts
In Milam Courts Disposed Cases Total 122 Twenty eight felony criminal cases were disposed of in the District Court of Milam County during 1968. No convictions resulted from eight theft cases. Two defendants were tried jointly and found not guilty in a jury trial. Remaining theft cases were dismissed for lack of evidence. Of eleven burglary cases five resulted in convictions and confinement in the Texas Department of Corrections. Two of these were five year sentences and the rest three year sentences including one after jury trial. Four burglary cases were dismissed for insufficient evidence and two defendants placed on adult probation. Worthless check indictments accounted for five of the disposals in 1968. In three cases indictments were dismissed after restitution. One case dismissed for insufficient evidence and one two year probated sentence assessed.
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Milam County court reports 1968 to 1969 crime trends
Milam County records show 1968 DWI cases numbering 41 with probation in many instances. Total fines ranged from 50 to 159 dollars. other cases include theft, selling alcohol to minors, non support, bad checks, and negligent homicide. County official Henderson commends citizens and judges for progress in law enforcement.
Student Council Installed At RHS In Rogers High School
Rogers High School installed its Student Council with officers Rodger Weems as president and Buddy Allison as vice president. Faith Springer is secretary treasurer and Diane Psencik reporter parliamentarian. Class representatives span sophomores juniors and seniors with several named students. Cheerleaders include Margie Mayfield and Gail Hughling among others.
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Buddy Allison
Faith Springer
Diane Psencik
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David Morgan
Marian Green
Starr Stephens
Patsy Trampota
Gail Hughling
Don Mayfield
Thomas Green
Linda Synatzske
Carolyn Doskocil
Marcus Reese
Donald Henson
Margie Mayfield
Judy Dubeca
Nancy Robertson
Rene Henderson
Karen Schneider
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Teacher Leaders Affirm Support of Legislation
Teachers from urban Texas met in Dallas on May 10 to reaffirm support for educational goals and full funding for programs. Representing over 27,000 teachers, they backed student teaching and kindergarten funding, a continuing contract protection, a pay raise, planning time, state sick leave, and a professional practices commission. They urged shifting classroom unit funding from 1 to 26 to 1 to 25 to ease urban district finances. Robert Henderson of San Antonio noted the need to press for immediate education improvements amid legislative funding challenges.
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Texas Classroom Teachers Association
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Consolidated Report of Condition for Citizens National Bank Texas
Consolidated report filed April 30 1969 shows assets of 17.75 million, deposits totaling 15.20 million, liabilities and capital accounts 15.39 million, reserves 60 298.10, and 2 296 091.28 in capital. Signatures of Ladis Marek Jr directorate and cashier attest completion and accuracy.
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