Laughlin Hospital Converted To Local Non-Profit Foundation
Laughlin Hospital is reorganized as a local nonprofit foundation led by J. HL Clipson as president and D. Bidphers as treasurer. Board members include Cearics D. Bidphers and Bob Ashby with legal counsel Phil ipeunsel. The new foundation aims to maintain hospital quality and facilities for the area.
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Laughlin Hospital
Eusa
Leugnin Dagic
Cowemanty Hospit
Id Due Hoenig
Pore
Rusts
J. HL Clipson
Vicepresidens
Cearics
D. Bidphers
Bob Ashby
Semetany
Wi Ho Hoevisen
Cad i Directores
Toe Pew Arcanization
Ed Wks Sy Srete
Tenaweeat An
Imi Pt
Segasis Te
Local Schools To Be Closed Tuesday For Spring Meet
Essie Lek public schools will close Tuesday for the district spring meet. Schools in Weimar and Schilen Brerery will recess for the event with Welmer and other staff coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Lek
Weimar
Schilen- Brerery
Welmer
Eagle Lake Lions Nominate Dexter Anderson For Deputy District Gov
Dexter Anderson, past president of Eagle Lake Lions Club, nominated for Deputy District Governor at Large of District 288. Anderson, 37, is active in Eagle Lake life, with three children and work in local agriculture allied businesses. He has previously served as district chairman and deputy district, and is a longtime resident of Chesterville near Eagle Lake. The Lions Club advertisement notes community support and lists his church ties and chamber involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Lions
Dexter Anderson
Ieke Lions Club
Eagle Lake
Erth
Gaml
Chestervilles
Lion Amerton
Gay
Lyle
Lauren
Sen
Agriculturs
Liste Evangeliscal United Brethren Church
Snitt Roe
Wittax
Vam
Bagte Late Cit
High Lake Lions Club
Texas
Linn Dexter Anderson
Yast Pezey
Lions Benefit Chicken Fry Tonight at Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Lions invite residents to a Thursday benefit fried chicken supper at the Community Center from 5 to 9 p.m. Tickets are 1.00 per plate, with advance purchases or at the door. Proceeds support community projects and youth-building programs. club president Billy Maness urges attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Lions
Imgat
Munity
Jekeh
ELUS Hosts 274 Tennis Play Fri and Sat
Eagle Lake High School prepares for the District 27-A tennis meet on Friday and Saturday April 7-8 with seven schools competing. Events include an elementary division and separate junior and senior levels, using two courses at the Recreation Center and near the new high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELUS
Eagle Lake High School
Lesme
Recreation Center
Eym
Incumbents Re-Elected In Garwood and Rock Island Elections
Voters in Garwood elected two trustees and wrote in many candidates including Dr Lester Cratick for reelection. Incumbents BarneKallina and Terry Zbranule won, with Kermit Rotchardt also listed. In Rock Island four candidates vied for three seats and the three incumbents won easily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Pelle
Shépifiva
Mteipriers
James A. Tones
Kr Yoles
Jean FP
Walker
Holt
L. A
Ora Kinsberg
Ban
Quinney
Garwoon Scipal
Lester Cratick
Baren Kallina
Terry Zbranule
Mtr. Cranek
MG. Lanier
Dale Hunt
R. A. Stienke
Robert Schlurring
Truman Einstrom
Neal Stallman
Carol Smith
OF. Turner
Cecil A. Smit
Rudy Tul
Exbin Gold
Stienke
Garwood
Bername
Kermit Rotchardt
War Hsted
Peitfanis
G. A. Brod
Marvin Hillmer
Ares
Rock Island
Pates Auto Repair Opens Second Body Work Facility
Pates Auto Repair announces a second Eagle Lake site dedicated to auto body and wreck repairs. Verlin Argo named shop manager at 15 Tatra Street while Pats in charge of body repairs. new location at 20 Ease Stecy offers around-the-clock wrecker service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rl S. Pate
Pate
Eagle Lake
Tatra Street
Verlin Argo
Argo
Pata
Final Drive For Consolidated Fund Sets April 6 8
The Eagle Lake Consolidated Fund Drive remains about 9100,000 short of the 7,000 goal as eight residential areas were not canvassed. Donors urged to contribute, with the drive ending April 8. Send donations to First National Bank or deliver at a local window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Biteh R Hove
Idm Tate
Amr
Firsk National Bank
Evans McCreary Glass Win Places On County Board
Returns show Evans Sr ColumbusGarwood and McCreary Eagle Lake win county board seats. Precinct totals include Engstrom Garwood 48, Luedecke 13. McCreary 544. Evans 790 Columbus, 6 Garwood, 41 Rock Island, 4 Sheridan. Hunt 159 Garwood, 26 Sheridan. Write ins noted: Lenolette Gnanale and Robert Ratey. Meeting held in Columbus Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Courty Jool Board
Rh Turmemmani
New Trister
New Ulm
Joe Lee McCreary
Eagle Lake
Precinet
Easte Lake
Bernario
James Closoner
Stiles
Jimmy Prats
A. N. Evans, Sr
Columbus
Robert Hunt
Garwood
Sere
Election ballot fragments show vote splits and names
A.M. Dornen opposed the amendments and pled 10 votes versus 87 for Mary. Frances Hrnnel voted for Dan Toomer Jr, ending with 69 for Eimer Larser. The text records partial ballot language and standings from an unidentified election segment.
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A.M. Dornen
Mary
Frances Hrnnel
Dan Toomer, Jr
Eimer Larser
Africa Missionary To Speak At Lissie Sunday
The Rev. Clisde FL Gavin, a missionary with The Evangelical United Brethren Church in Sierra Leone, West Africa, will speak at Lissie E W Church during morning and evening services on April 5. Gavin has served as Sierra Leone Field Representative since 1954, coordinating evangelism education medical work and community development with African church leaders. Members and friends of the Lissie Church are invited to attend with services led by Pastor Rays Tori Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clisde FL Gavin
Division of World Mission
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Sierra Leone
West Africa
E.W
Lissie
Uath
Tam
Galow
Ligsin Church
Ae Land
Dirly Servive
Tori Kirby
Powers Waddell Farris Re-Elected To School Board
Incumbents Powers Waddell and Farris were re elected to the Yo EL School Board with high vote totals. William L Farris led with 478 votes Raymond H Waddell 474 votes and Paul Powers 478 in a record turnout. Dwell Heraphill received 144 votes and the board will set fees for 1967 68 at a meeting next Monday.
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Powers
Waddell
Farris
Yo EL School
Katy Lake
Polrans
Savucuas
Eagle Latte
Paul Powers
Wiliam L. Farris
Raymond H. Waddell
Dwell Heraphill
Crean Fee
Rock Island Seniors Spring Carnival Saturday Night
Rock Island seniors sponsor a Spring Carnival at the Rock Island school gym on Saturday April 8 at 6:00 PM. Tickets list a turkey dinner and trimmings for adults and children, with entertainment and recreation for all ages.
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Senor Kiss of Rock Tstand
Reckt Tstand
Aetlp
April events list school annuals and pet vaccination drive
April events include a school yearbook deposit deadline on April first at Hirt School for a 450 price with 2 deposit. reservations may be made by calling the Mill School principal. A dog and cat vaccination clinic will start next week at the Fire and Police Station with Dr. R H Potter D M conducting vaccines April to charge 4 90 per animal to cover vaccine and city tag. Citizens urged to bring pets for rabies protection and comply with local ordinance prohibiting nuisance running at large.
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Hirt
Victor Scott
Mill
Shaun Wil
R. H. Potter
D.M
Ars m
Pire
Sidney Struss Wins Navy Cruiser Science Award
Sidney Struss of Eagle Lake High School was chosen by the Indees of the Fl Campa Regional Séiend Fair to represent a Navy Science Cruiser during a summer observing science in the Navy. Russell Brades of Columbus High School and Hicks Herechel of El Campo High School were selected as first and second Navy Science Cruisers. The event involved over 200 sophomores and juniors from U.S. schools affiliated with the International Science Fair. The program aims to expose students to naval science practices and research, with regional winners earning trips and honors at the national fair.
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Sidney Struss
Eagle Lake
Russell Brades
Columbus High School
Hicks Herechel
el Campo High School
Strue
U.S
Lara
Ane
Zoolite
Aeteonce
Medline
NASA Space Life Science
Oiner
Russel Braden
Columbus
Nacy Science Cruis Or Awattly
Carl Vorgtaus
Wharton
Teuskson
Matauardi
Yort Bend
Merial Bocuctus Traden
Texas Duntor Academy of Science
Mark Lake
Trockport
Billy Euchest
Beoville
Néid
Spit Francisco
el Campo
Mrs Hintz Undergoes Surgery at St Blery’s Hospital
Mrs. Les Hintz underwent surgery at St Blery's Hospital in Galveston Friday and is reported to be doing nicely. Friends may write to her at Room 522, St Wrry's Hospital, Galveston, Texas, though the fragment includes an erroneous line and unrelated verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Hintz
St Blery's Hospital
Galveston
St Wrry’s Hospital
Texas
Schmidt Appointed Justice of the Peace in Precinct 1
Richard Schmidt, formerly district clerk for the county, was named Justice of the Peace in Precinct No 1 by the County Commissioners Court after review of votes from a May reference held with the school election. Schmidt received strongest support among four candidates, with ties and partial tallies noted. The court approved his appointment, he qualified, and assumed the post left vacant by the death of Bonnie Jackson. The appointment lasts until the next general election in November 1970. The court also approved a contract with FM Bank and Trust Company of Westmar for county depository duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard> Schmit
Dist Ict
Fey Chinrardd Gounty
Las Feen
County Commissioners Court
Scheel
Mr Schild
Bonnie Jackson
Jackeem
Fm] Bank and ‘Trust Company of
Westmar
Allée Esto County- Depositecy
Cassady Cook Mahalite Win City Council Seats
Voters in Kage Lake cast ballots Tuesday with 217 votes denoting light turnout. A. D Cassady led with 279, RL Cook had 167, filling two seats. third spot went to Kane neth Mohali with 152 votes as vacancy follows the death of Councilman Jack B Mann.
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Kage Lake
A. D Cassady
RL Cook
Sry
Counwall
Kaneneth Mohali
Jack B. Mann
Seilol Ware
Mispel
Seaholm
Hans
Diypadaven
Govoenitin Haylys
Proper Garbage Receptacles To Be Required May 1st
City Manager announces new waste rules requiring standardized garbage containers by May 1. Residents must use designated containers with lids and no holes to prevent litter and rodent issues. Reminders will be mailed. many old bins with rusted holes are noncompliant and will be rejected during inspections.
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Dusuiel
Elfy
Myra Dromgoole Wins Summer Trip To Rome Pompeii
Myra Ann Dromgoole of Eagle Lake and St Mary's Hall San Antonio earned a Wardet 4 Scholarship to a month long Rome and Pompeii study program. Manhattan College and College of New Rochelle sponsor this Archeological and Classical studies trip. Rome June 30 to July 23 and Pompeii July 24 to 30 with 30 girls total. Value $750.00 benefits include stays at Loyola University Rome campus and St Elizabeth’s nun chaperones.
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Myra Ann Dromgoole
FM. Dromgoole
Eagle Lake
St Amay's
Dromgere
Ponpei
Loya Universite
Rome
St. Eaizabetin
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Mahalite
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Pompei
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