Quarterback Night Relays At Easie Lake Schedule
Teams including Brent and Sagie Lake entry list for the Second annual Quarterback Night Relays at Easie Lake, with preliminaries at 3 30 pm and finals 7 30 pm. Participants span multiple towns and schools. prizes total 825 for eight events and team trophies. Tickets on sale at the gate and 50x for two dollars, 35 cents for single tickets.
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Ar “Brent
Sagie Lake
Schedulsi
Easie Lake Star
Mant
Ake Stent
Magquid
Sheriten
Megalacie
Bastrep
Sugar Land
Walis Chiurmbus
Seal
Fatonis
Mie East Berard
Hallaus
Chu
Tim
Scimels
Speendine
Bel
Eigtt
Oe Spree
FCN
Vancets
Junior League Organized Under O Miller Presidency
Junior League organized with Oscar Miller of Eagle Lake as president. Teams include El Campo Bay City Boling Resenberg East Hernandez and Eagle Lake. Secretary Fayner Wesner of Campy, schedules set for June 7. Eagle Lake to host all home games on Wednesdays. The league’s senior team, led by Charlie Toocieston, finished undefeated except two losses to Bay City district champions. First practice sessions will be announced soon.
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Jemar
el Campo
Bay City
Boling
Resenberg
East Hernan
Eagle Lake
Oscar Mille
Ofmanizeen
Henry Kaxm
East Bo
Eepressseshane
Fayner Wesner
Campy
Rages
Maller
Ineal
Charlie Toocieston
Wes
WCIC Pioneers Open Baseball Practice Amid Hopeful Start
The WCIC Pioneers begin baseball practice at Wharton Community Junior College under assistant coach Wi E Manning. The coach aims for a strong season and plans to schedule additional workouts. interested players should contact the baseball coach in the athletic department.
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WCIC
Wharton Comunty
Wi E. Manning
de Ays
Training Center at Ft. Benning Aims for Expanded Role
A Paraphrase: The Fort Benning training center plans expanded role and improved facilities to support enhanced soldier readiness. Officials say upgrades will boost instructional capacity, housing, and safety measures.
Tickets For All-Sports Banquet On Sale til March 3rd
Tickets for the All-Sports Banquet go on sale March 3rd. The event, hosted by the Unity and inforqiuiec s club, honors lettermen from Fogle High School teams and features speaker Wilkie Westnoreland. Tickets are $2.00 each, including dinner, with proceeds supporting athletes and coaches at the high school gymnasium.
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Fade Lake
Zayle Lake High School
stuWenits
Atl
Unity
Ecb
Waves
BUSSS
Gymnasim A Bourret Willes
Wilkie
Fogle High School
Ligue Westnoreland
Hage Lakeen
Mmn
Pas
Wil de Gest
Highway Widening Project Near East Bernard Begins
Work on Highway 904 through East Bernard in Wharton County is set to start this spring with planned widening. Crews will move buildings in the right of way and prune trees as the project advances, with several structures shifted back to make room. Commissioner Claude Ub DAL oversees moving and site adjustments as the town braces for traffic realignments.
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East Bernard
Wharton County
Claude Ub Dal
Chaize
Teilderhard Tribune
PTA Nominating Committee Named
Mrs. F C Lockwood, president of the Eagle Lake Parents Teachers association, announced the selection of the 1955 nominating committee. Members listed include Chatman Stes, Loyd Spotinger, Mrs Eldin Ke tog, Mrs. Jace Grieves, Mrs. T P Toendy, Mrs. Ina Flournoy, Mrs. Reymone Weddell, and Mrs. V P Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Lockwood
Eagle Lake Parent Teachers Association
Witek
Ue Ansociation- Tre
Aliowue
Chatman Stes
Loyd Spotinger
Eldin K
Tog
Jace Grieves
T. P. Toendy
Ina Flournoy
Reymone Weddell
V. P. Matthews
Lake Chamber Directors to Meet Monday Evening
The Board of Directors of the Lake Chamber of Commerce will meet at the chamber office tonight for a regular monthly session beginning at 7:30 PM. Directors and other chamber members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epiie Lake Quamber of Commerce
Pe al
Saany
Zamte Lake
License Plates On Sale Here Feb 25 26
County Tax Assessor Collector Henry Hajowsky and deputies will be at Spalinger Hardware in Eagle Lake from 9 am to 4 pm on February 25 and 26 to accept 1954 tax assessments and issue 1954 license plates.
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Henry Hajowsky
Spalinger Hardware
Eagle Lake
Eagles Fall in Bi-District Clash to Burnet 52 49
The Sagle Lake Eagles lost to Burnet 52 to 49 in a bi district basketball playoff in Bastrop. Centered by Murdoch and Allbritton, Burnet rode a taller lineup to the win while Eagles guard Lednicky and star Brashers led Seagulls with scoring.
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Sagle Lake
Bagers Werte
Ferinitely
Bastrop
Mehl
Burnet
Atheling
Busterhay
Tre
Cone
Coltege
Eagles
Lake
Huenet
Fagle
Dix
Hive
Some Ranchmen Still Need Hay in West Texas
In West Texas stockmen face hay shortages as drought drives demand, with shipments from Idaho and California. East Texas farmers hold surplus hay, the federal and state programs offering refunds and aiding purchases. The Texas Department of Agriculture promotes local hay sales at reduced costs to help stricken livestock, urging farmers with excess hay to contact Austin for market information and assistance.
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Texas
Idaho
California
Sone Phits
East Venus
Leisbarns
Drouth
Tanlehman
Miirumds
Hi State
Agrculture
Saly
State Department of Agriculture
Austin
Stanley Party Opens With Lee Stahl Pirly
A small gathering hosted by Lee Stahl on Monday afternoon featured Stanley style pastries and pies. Guests enjoyed cherry pie and bottled beverages while casual chatter filled the room.
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Lee Stahl
Stanley Pirly
Sheridan Cagers in Regional Play This Saturday
Sheridan High School teams advance to regional play with key matchups. Dean Kirsch and Frank Gos lead the squad as they prepare for a decisive Saturday game for advancement.
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Irk
Dean Kirsch Aits
Frank Gos
Ducks Begin Moving North in Texas Migration
The secretary reports waterfowl wintering in Texas are starting northward. Pintails and sprigs lead the movement aided by moderate weather. Coastal counts show March totals higher than the prior year with thousands of ducks and geese moving along the coastline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Game and Fist Commission
Saint
Waidille
Singleton
May Convention Sets Plans for Arid Group
An arid affiliated group schedules its May convention with Baker Hotels as host. The program includes a speaking segment praising industry efforts and a line of topics of interest to merchants and credit executives. Panel meetings will feature affiliated organizations and credit industry professionals from Lone Star Council of Credit and others.
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Mel ‘Cone
Saguidare
Baker Hotels
Smanaens
Razocia Lion Mas
Usere
Lone. Cie. Asanciates Credit Bue
Venus of Fear
Credit
Dexter Anderson Arrives Home From France Monday
Airman Dexter Anderson returns from France after a year stationed in Laon where he served since May. He arrives with his wife and parents in Lisle, they plan a three week visit before reporting to Camp Ma, California for new duties. Mrs Anderson recently returned from France to join him.
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Teayror Anderson
Recne
Laon Frases
Tor
B. D. Anderson
Lissie
France
New York
Tlausten
Camp Maher Nuae Secranente
California
Anerson
County Eyes Jan Traffic Toll As Injured 26 Speeders Nabbed
Captain Glen Rose of the Howstom district reports January 1954 traffic picture for district eleven Colorado County. The patrol investigated 100 accidents statewide, with 14 killed and many injured, including 26 speeding cases in Colorado County.
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Glen Rose
Howstom Disteiet
Texas Highway Patrol
Wid” Aves
Sionth
Dasetary
Colorado County
Neven
Rese
Colorarin
Three Accidents In County None Seriously Injured
A collision near Columbus on Highway 90 injured three men lightly. Francisco Quiroz of Den Tex suffered head injuries and bruises and was hospitalized. Juan Gonzales and his father Juan Guiroa were shaken. Ojuna Guiroa had minor injuries. The pickup was heavily damaged and two other minor crashes occurred nearby.
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Columbus
Enyghway
Tsancs Quiroz
Texke
Columbus Hospital
Sliminay
Eien
Texas
Brady
San Angelo
Richway Putrolman Doh Altman
James Harbert
Matthews
Oscar Hoetscher
Dotaime Davis
Weimarton Highway
Minio George
Wilh Hoelgeher
Uncertain fragment notes family visit and travel plan
A fragment notes a Friday duty turn involving the son of Aho Andarsatyeet. The individual named Mhur Ander, son of GF Compees Alabami, is due to spend two weeks there with gerents BB Anders and other relatives and friends.
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Aho Andarsatyeet
Mhur Anderson
Alabami
BB. Anders
Big Damage Suits Set For Action In Dist Court Mon
Two large damage suits are scheduled for action Monday in Coburn District Court before Judge Laster Holt. Mrs. Clara Cecelia Popp seeks $80,000 alleging her husband’s death from a defective electric stove manufactured by G. To. Roper. the stove allegedly caused electrocution. Emma Hath Willadt sues Union City Transfer Company of Beaumont for $356,000 in a fatal collision case involving her husband Arthur Willadt on July 31, 1942 near Cosines. The actions have seen prior motions and appeals, with defense leaders preparing for summary judgment and challenges to venue. A jury pool and county witnesses are anticipated, as the court considers venue and merit.
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Judemente
Sudicie
District Court of
Coburn
Laster Holt
Reston
Cerilest
Clara Cecelia Popp
Georg To. Ropar
Emma Hath Willadt
Unio City Transfer Conwany
Beaumont
Popp
Willvedt
Bartymont
Arthur Willredt
Spesksvile Road
Cosinhis
Texas Supreme Court
Ty Co Jorman County
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Trianing Center
E Bernard
PTA
Oir Heye College
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Eagle
Gealie
Wayne Brasher
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Poin
Jittuny Tallas
Barly
Tommy Starke
Élipritlon
Burmet
Woods
Gaffin
Hoxtrs
Meglés Des
Sealych
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Branseotatoa
Hintrin
Stanley Party
The
Sheridan High Sebi
Mabel McGowan
Guring
Breielul
L. MgGowan
GI Life
Dexter Anderson
Korea
A. R. Wood
K. E. Etheridge
Benjamin Moore
Better Homes
Betty Moore
Meniel Epps Lumber Company
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