Garwood Senior Class Play Ends Dry Spell Friday Night
Garwood high school's senior class presents a three week play written by Don Ilser. The Friday 8 pm show features cast members Jerry Andrews and Prof Andrews astronomy with a light, humorous plot as students and townsfolk join in a hopeful finale. Admission is twenty five cents for students and fifty cents for adults.
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Garwood
Gankood High School
DeTart
Don Ilser
Jerry Andrews
Professu Andrews
Luria
Insidoy
Bil
Fried
Beth
Laughanle
Jirmig
Jove Bates
Mary Ang Deli
Leroy Fraka
Donethy Krenck
Jo Anne
Nubesch
Marvy Lau Nelson
Lester Snow
John Wataen
Preparatory Work Underway For Widening U A
Preparatory work is underway in the county for widening the U A project. Details remain sparse as plans advance and crews prepare the site. Authorities say the effort aims to improve infrastructure and local access.
Buckshot Lane Makes Life For Second Time
Wharton County Sheriff Buckshot Lane receives a second Life magazine feature crediting his campaign to fund an aircraft for the county sheriff department. The 2850 Life issue notes his push as part of a larger bid likely influencing his congressional run in Texas nth District.
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Buckshot
Wharton
Coucly
Tims
Life
Io Fit
Me. Lane
Texas
Drr. Lane
Wirton County Sheriffs Department
Fort Worth Headlight year forty nine edition notice
The fragmentary OCR shows a historical headlight publication note with garbled text about public involvement, personnel, and publication duties. The readable bits indicate an issue of a local paper, with references to editors, perceived quality, and distribution in South Texas, lacking clear names or dates.
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West Hudson
Texas
Dermer Pirblstte
Legion To Meet At Pool House Tuesday Special Session
Obscure text outlines a Legion meeting planned near a pool house on Tuesday with a special session. Details are garbled but indicate a fee or cost of twenty dollars and a discussion or program to be held at a location referenced as Fest or coin.
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Legion
Leonie I
Tales
Red Cross Drive Inches Toward Goal In Eagle Lake
Mayor Harold Thomas announced the 1952 Eagle Lake Red Cross drive will continue this month as the quota was boosted by 100 dollars bringing the goal to 1600. Local donations and pledges are still being collected as residents contribute to aid tornado relief efforts and related services.
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Harold Thomas
American Red Cross
Eagle Lake
Lake
Wessons
PTA To See Winning One Act Play At Meeting Today
The Eagle Lake Parent-Teacher Association meets at 9:30 a.m. in the Meh school auditorium to view the District 63-B Inter scholastic League winning one act play The Valiant. High school actors who performed will present their production and discuss the work with attending mothers and local council members.
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PTA
Eagle Lake
Aliditerium
The
Moms Neo
Lalo ‘Stadirrt
Cone’ Aus
Well-Ghild Conference to Open Here by Church Council
The Community Council of Christian Women will sponsor a free preschool conference opening possibly in June at the Qear Pine building. Grace Towell and Ira Langatin direct efforts, with plans to meet monthly and assess local health care needs. Equipment lists include medical supplies, cleaning items, clothing, and baby gear to support the program.
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Church Council
Qear Pine
Community Council of Christian Women
Grace Towell
Ation
Ira
C. Langatin
Rage
Creed
Gw.en
Towell
Mes. Towell
EL School Board Votes To Allow Under-age Entries
The Eagle Lake Independent School District board met Monday night and discussed a provision requiring parents to pay a tuition fee for underage entrants. Members voted to allow underage entries with the tuition requirement as stated.
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EL School Board
Eagle Lake
Board of Ducaion
Clee
Ss Sincii
Vaardio Saag
Regional Meet Set at University of Des Tongue Houston
Regional scholastic track and field events head to the University of Des Tongue in Houston for a spring meet. Students from Eagle Lake and surrounding areas compete in debate, declamation, spelling, and multiple track finals, with names like Tony Smith and Dick Laugh among notable participants.
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Ugle
Fatunikty
Sujet
Eagle Lake
Tony Smith
Lanne
Declamation
Seamoy
Jeane Wotktet
Craig Adams
Dick Laugh
Crue
Aid Peterson
Dick Tine
Emily Birdwilly
Bill Elamy
Boone Birdwell
Mary Dy Botvicks
Will Gumipelyi
Coack
Ernest Laxsmer
Law Sutil
Wasi
Howard Lee
Robert Dahratniek
Desir
Bill Hanly
Mryvee Balgovu
Hehuy
Sammy Tise
Colorado County Commissioners Court Flood Drainage Plan Discussion
County commissioners weigh drainage steps and land sales near the pond and county line. They deliberate water flow and the drainage system, noting issues with current conditions and the need for improvements. Continuous discussion outlines possible regulatory and funding actions to address flooding and land transactions.
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Colorado
Cowits Commissioners Court
Monty
Glen Evelen
Gayce Moore To Speak At Eagle Lake Rotary Dinner
Gayce Moore returns to town to address the Eagle Lake Rotary Club at a joint ladies night event on Tuesday April 29. The program will be held at the Lakevinw Gulf Club with guests including local Rotary members and their wives. plans are being finalized by the WarhealE committee.
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Eagle Lake
S. Taylor
Wweak
Rotary Juncheon
Moore
Anairne Bled
Lakevinw Gulf Club
Cnn
Yhitlew
Wil
Condemnation of Property Near Airport Area
Notices announce condemnation actions affecting parcels in the Metab Fark subdivision tied to the new municipal airport plan. A court session is set for Thursday at City Hall to hear complaints and appoint a special council to oversee the proceedings.
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Learites
Elght Pr
City Hall
W. & Lenhart
Stephens
Wo Thomas
John
Muligipal
Eagles whip Sealy in opener 1-0
Eagles beat Sealy 1-0 as Peterson pitched a one hitter in the opener. Sealy threatened early but the Eagles capitalized with a key run, supporting Peterson’s strong performance on the mound.
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Eagles
Sealy
Peterson
GC Combatters at Mounged Pul Trade Carblcs
The piece details an annual development parade organized by the chapter with participants including Rotamitln De Leo McCreary and others. It notes reception plans, committee approvals, and a list of attendees and roles amid efforts to stage the event.
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GC Combatters
Mounged
Chater
Wu Wong
Leo McCreary
Bert Pustejavsky
Rab Powell
Atasud
Harold Thine
Menu
Teta Chipsons Serogaily
Avid Alpmarcci de Spanien
Propraia
Chadwali
Livitatien
Gisean
DUSTING PROGRAM PLANNED IN RAY CONTROL AREA
Officials from the Wildlife Association and state agencies announce a May dusting of fleas to reduce plague risk. Colorado County will receive free powder applications in areas with signs of fleas and rats. Local groups sponsor the effort with the Engle Bank Chamber of Commerce backing sanitation support and volunteer coordination.
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Peras Wildlife
FPA
Muligan
Walker
Colorado County
Seuyte
Fic
Engle Cake Chamber of Commerce
Hirwusit Ihe Sanitation Committee
de JG Laughyin
F Aiklus Sells Garwood Gin to Seifert Brothers
A G Fai kus sells Garwood gin to FG and Joe Seiffert of Weimar. He praises years of service as owner and recommends Seiffert as capable ginners to handle ginning problems. Farkus began as a cotton ginner in 1916 at sixteen and later operated a gin, serving farmers in the Gute wood area.
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Magic Lake
Leadlight
Parkus
Hy Hat
Garwood Disning Company
Takis
Joe Seiffert
Weimar
Farkus
Steems
Gutewood
Fire prevention essay awards announced by Eagle Lake VFD
Fire prevention essays written by Bas te Lake night school students were examined by Chief A. Ti. Dipple and Menc Sers of the Eagle Lake Volunteer Fire Department. Eleven essays won cash prizes with first prize five dollars to Hoy Ath idicks, second prize two dollars to Ruby Lou Perry, and one dollar prizes to several seniors and sophomores. The department also sponsored two fine prevention poster contests, with outstanding student work cited as seventh place by the committee.
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Sensey
Sophoe Snore Iglish
Baste Lake
A. Ti. Dipple
Menc Sers
Eagle Lake Voluntece
Fivesion
Mremayay
Mremayay Éclsions
Hoy Ath Idicks
Ruby Lou Perry
Séniers
Kiyest Larmet
Ace McDonald
Sophores
Betty Say ‘Meitzen
Bare “Baon Smith
Phyvilig Johsen
Carole Jim
Airace Sinclair
Carey Manly
Arie Gertson
Clint Cripple
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Chas
Causey
Donnié Kolberg
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Houston
Commissionas Kyeton
Gayce Moore
Rotary
Chyee Moore
Hyarrity
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Wowie Highway Department
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Seguin
Segue
Bagle Laker
Stalleleville
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Bagley Lake
San Antonio
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Liehdi
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Adams
Theturson
Ted
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Wayne Brasher
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