School Board Adopts 385791 Budget for 60 61
The school board approves a 385 791 budget for the 1960 61 year detailing revenue sources including state aid 203 595 local funds with 86 from sales and transfers and 28 019 in disbursements. Administrative costs total 31 700 while instructional costs rise to 252 952 with salaries and transportation at 16 000 and plant maintenance at 5 000.
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EL School Board
Jne
Wss
Smenis
Supt
Roy Mare
Te Gore
Les Sigon
al Erigonl Bsess
Tss-Age Sro
SISC
Sir Hgh
Struss Brunner To Head Eagle Lake Youth Program
Officers for Eagle Lake 1961 youth baseball program were elected at the Community Center. Elmer Tuss was named program head and Brunner co chairmen with The A Thorsten and J T Pilkington as 1960 co chairs. Struss urged attendance and parental support to ensure a strong season.
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Eagle Lake
Commuunity Center
Jast Fhurslay
Elmer Tuss
Brunner
Thes A. Thorsten
3. T. Pilkington
Cochairmen
Struss
Contract set for new ag shop at E Henry Colored School
The board approved a contract to build a new metal agricultural shop at the E Henry Colored School. Bid by Cantrveler for 10,800 with other bids considered. the project includes a shop and restrooms on school grounds. The district also discussed selling an old 1954 model bus and approved various insurance and student plans. budget details for IQEG.Al were reviewed.
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Eagle
School Board of Education
E. K.henry Colored School
Herbert ‘Engstron
Garwood
Engetromavill Teagiy
Lucien Reston
Neato Sand
Cantrveler 7
Drymala of
Columbis
Drymalla
Reh
Eagle Lake Pipe Company
Parker Dnsurance Agency
Cinbe Taskiince Co
Gerevn Stulen
Bonyane
Svith-Continental Cassatty Co
Footbel
Gest Fa
Erades One Gb
Avedes
Area Schools Set September Opening Date Across Region
Garwood and neighboring districts prepare for opening on Tuesday September 6 with staff changes and new teachers. Supt Pru Lewis notes several hires including English for sixth grade and a new band director from Sam Houston State College.
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Lerma Hk Garwood
Ans Noice
Irlinois
Herbert Bhgste
W. Colnert
Gilena Park
Sam Houston State College
Huniavilie
Pew
Jack Sailors
Etgle Lake
Dimmett Batise
Jast Pape
Co. of C. to Hold Monthly Meet Monday Night
The Bogle Lake Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting at the Municipal Building Council Room at 6:00 PM on August 3. Directors, committees, members and all interested in community welfare are urged to attend, said President Rev. Didner.
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Bogle Lake
County Court designates 17 voting precincts in Jade County
Jade County Commissioners Court in regular session designates 17 voting precincts in the county. They set September 2 as the date for the budget hearing. The move comes after a reduction from 19 to 14 precincts in a prior adjustment.
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Jade County Commissioners Court
Iiesie
Gective and
Justice of the
Rock Island
Wel- Bera
Police Crack Down On Speeding Plumber F T Kollmann
Eagle Lake police announce a city wide traffic enforcement push after longtime plumber F T Kollmann sold his business. Reichert takes over Bollenn’s Plumbing and Metal Shop as Kollmann retires, with public safety messages urging caution on streets and highways.
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F. T. Kollmann
Ete
Reichert
Finginith
Kollman
Wis Bollenn
Walter Reichert
Volhmann
Phan Ping Shop
Showers Slow Harvest of Cotton and Rice Across Regions
Light intermittent showers this week slowed harvesting of cotton and rice in several areas. Garwood Gin baled 140 bales of cotton Tuesday as Seifert reports mixed progress with Gulf Rose and other varieties. Seed and seedling sales hold steady as farmers plan for continued fieldwork and possible seed purchases for next season.
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Ain
Saul
Uae
Emile Likr
Hamil
Seifert
Hart
Jim Clipsen
Gulf
Traits to Feature at Rice Theatre Friday Show
The Rice Theatre hosts a two hour Friday night program starting at 7 30 featuring the popular musical group the Traits from San Marvos. A Jerry Lewis film titled A Small Planet will not be shown Friday and will instead be shown Saturday. Tickets are 5.80 with all seats.
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Rice Theatre
Fran San Marvos
Small Planet
Jerry Lewis
Chanel Schamerhorn
Agen of the
Thce
Rock Island Baptist Church Revival Planned Aug. 14 21
Rock Island Baptist Church announces a weeklong revival from August 14 to August 21 led by visiting speakers. The event aims to renew faith, with congregational prayer, hymn singing, and guest sermons each evening.
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Rock Island Baptist Church
Community Center Board Re Elects Wintermann President
The Eagle Take-Community iCentre directors met Tuesday for their annual session and election of officers. CA Wintermann was re elected as director and president for a three year term. KR L Clipse was elected vice president, succeeding Tuck Grieven and Ling Stalinger. T T H Weillel was re elected treasurer and secretary. The annual financial report shows current assets of 316 122 A4 and fixed assets of 361 614 20 making total assets 877 746 649 with no liabilities. The center’s activities continued into the next page.
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Eagle Take
iCentre
Wintermann
Vet Lange
KR. L. Clipse
Tuck Grieven
Ling Stalinger
Mes
T. T H. Weillel
Pyeas
Urey
Secrming
Eagle Lake Council Reads First Livestock Ordinance
The Eagle Lake City Council approved the first reading of a new livestock ordinance restricting keeping of livestock or fowl within 300 feet of inhabited dwellings. The measure outlines penalties and requires hearings. A full copy of the ordinance appears on page six of this issue and cites a public hearing scheduled for August 22.
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Eagle Lake
Nekotic
Liviestert
Ill Limes
Cindy
Raghe Lake
Livestack
Bela Lake
Ely
Anand
Cltizena
ELHS Band Elects Council and Begins Rehearsals
The ELHS band started rehearsals and formed a band council with temporary officers. Officers include president Mara Bowdss, secretary treasurer Sue Powers, reporter Sue Matthews, historian Judy Frakes, and student representatives from each class.
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ELHS
Maning
Mt. Atking
Crmez
Mara Borwdss
Sue Powers
Sue Matthews
Judy Frakes
Line of Snahine Teaches Sowing in Tears and Joy
In a brief, scripture-inspired note the line “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy” appears with a reference to Pauls 12623, suggesting a reflective motto or quotation included in a historical context.
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Pauls
Eagles Set First Practice at 7 AM Monday
Eagle Lake Eagles football opens 1960 season with 7:00 am Monday workout at the high school gym. Coach Bobby Anderson invites all interested boys to attend the initial session and subsequent practices, stressing must attend and pass a doctor certified physical.
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Eagle Lake Eagles
Sary
Bobby Anderson
Aregent
Fria
Assiathuir
Anderson
Fretner
Mini High
Sthool
Svery
I Fox
Seal Coating Of Streets Progress Report
Work on Engle Lake street improvements advances with Brown & Root crews applying seal coat. Storm sewers under construction to drain southeast Ferry. State Street 3 receives seal coat this week with completion expected soon. Graveling of streets continues and Guadalupe Terrace drag nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engle Lake
iBrown & Root Company
Empippras Hepainy
Ile
Jlo
Sirke
Fiat
First Summer Story Hour At Library Community Center
The first summer story hour is scheduled today at 4 09 PM at the Library in the Community Center. Local officials note the event invites children to enjoy readings and activities in a public space.
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Cdak
Tnulesdey
About Town Mrs Charles D Stephene in Headlight yard
Morning visit to Mrs Charles D Stephene reveals three trees in a spacious yard. Twelve trees planted, six thriving, two bearing apples, others of different kinds.
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Charles D. Stephene
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