Third Place Win for Carollton Eagles in Dallas County Playoffs
The 13 year old Carrollton Eagles finished their season August 7 with a 17 win 4 loss record. They secured third place in the Dallas County Boys Baseball Class A championship playoffs. Pictured are players Ray Vanney Kent Edmiston Jimmy Fuller Ronnie Salmon Glenn White Ray Lynn Vannoy Baker Montgomery Tony Bowman Billy C Pearson Danny Milloway Danny Clatterbaugh Paul Monroe Kenny Chrisman Mack Good Gary Curtis Phillip Pearson and others.
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Kent Edmiston
Jimmy Fuller
Ronnie Salmon
Glenn White
Ray Lynn Vannoy
Baker Montgomery
Tony Bowman
Billy C. Pearson
Lef
Danny Milloway
Danny Clatterbaugh
Paul Monroe
Kenny Chrisman
Mack Good
Gary Curtis
Phillip Pearson
Jimmy Krise
Ralph Self
Dickie
Chambers
Shirley
Poovey Mother Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Nolan E. Poovey 60 of Garland died Wednesday morning after an extended illness. Survivors include husband a carpenter two sons Nolan Poovey Jr coach at Carrollton High and Thomas A Poovey Houston three daughters Oneta Vert Virginia Nall and Omagene Smith three sisters Joe T. Wood Roy Garrison J. P. Weaver Services held Thursday at 2 pm Pleasant Valley Methodist Church. Tuesday August 30 election in Carrollton to fill vacancy from Dr James A Krise resignation five candidates Ward Steenson Hubert Hale George Striegel J W Thompson E P Townley polls 7 am to 7 pm at the Community House College Back of City Hall.
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Garland
Nolan Poovey
Carrollton High School
Thomas A. Poovey
Houston
Oneta Vert
Virginia Nall
Omagene Smith
Joe T. Wood
Roy Garrison
J. P. Weaver
Pleasant Valley Methodist Church
James A. Krise
Krise
Ward Steenson
Hubert R. Hale
George W. Striegel
J. W
Thompson
E. P. Townley
City Hall
College
Carrollton Homes 10 to hold grand opening this weekend
The Palo Alto Park Development in northern Carrollton unveils model homes from 9 a.m. to dark weekdays and 1 30 p m to dark Sundays. 208 brick three bedroom houses on 17 acres from Palo Alto Park Corp front Old Denton Road now Denton Drive. grand opening features include 69 homes planned and a Saturday event with horse events and free show admission.
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Denton Road
Denton Drive
Palo Alto Park
Carrollton
Palo Alto Park Corp
Osceola Trail
Coppell Sumor Rodeo
Ape Parapet
C. L. Waters
Bud Connally
Connally Ranch
Otas
Carrollton Schools Set to Open Tuesday September 6
Carrollton Independent School District announces all schools will start Tuesday September 6. High school enrollment runs August 29 to September 1 for new and schedule changes. Grade school enrolls September 6 at 8 30 a m. Junior high registers August 29 30 and September 1.
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Carrollton Independent School District
Dale B. Davis
Carrollton High School
City Raises Valuations Plan 10 Lower Tax Rate
The city mails revaluation notices as properties rise in value matching Carrollton school district figures, nearly doubling from 1959. The council will set a new lower tax rate, with an equalization board hearing in September. A new Granbury bank building at Valley View Lane and Preston will open Jan 1, offering 18 028 square feet, 3 drive in windows, 1 teller window, and a 74 car private lot plus 944 spaces for the shopping center.
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A. D. Duncan
Carrolstom
Duncan
Amy Coune
Chronicle Leads Carrollton News With Broad Local Coverage
The Chronicle emphasizes its role as Carrollton's leading source for local news, highlighting wide reporting scope and the highest daily or weekly circulation in the area.
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