Sheridan Cagers Defeat Sacred Heart in Junior Varsity Games
Sheridan junior teams hosted Sacred Heart of MatthevilLe, losing the B game 7-4 and the A game 21-18. Coach James Moore led Sheridan in the district league match at the Sheridan School Gym. Regular season action and a Jan 7 trip to Garwood were on the schedule.
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Sheridan
Sacred Heart of Mattheitsville
Sacred Heart
James Moore
Shinerdan
Garwood
Shinyi
Ansette Thee
Guywood
Rey
Ray Campiell
First Baptist
Chaevy Sharidin
Jim Kutzer
Charen
FIO
Pirin Bapket
Visib
George
Lon
Moustan
Noldays
Dale
Avilene
Christian Collar
Linidays
Jerome
Dennis
Samisat
San Marcos
Soythes! State Teachers College
Chrismas
Foie Arte
Dilbert Halu
Sai
Noth
Vite Lida
Prom Auauin
Texse
W Uubta
Pawel Borary
Lawis Wayne
George Kincheloe
Jonior
Allege
Helge
Kincheloe
Chrishmas
Deer Park
Heevert
Columbus
Air
Roseberg
Kinchéloes
Tana
Jazzia
Bob
John
Aid A Williamson
Rov
Coffee Compliments Miss Clipson Honored at Houston Tea
Virginia Clipson, pride-elect of Paul Johnson, was celebrated at coffee in Houston on December 30. Hostesses Joanna Chase Irish Rogge and Sharon Wils attended with fellow University of Houston graduate students. The bride wore a white carnation corsage with wedding bells, and guests enjoyed coffee cake pigs in a blanket fresh strawberries and crabs.
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Hiss Virginia Clipson
Paul Johnson
Houston
Joanna Chase
Rogge
Sharon Wils
University of Houston
Miss Clipson
Sheridan and area holiday notices and convalescent news
Rock Island residents travel for Christmas visits while families gather in Sheridan and Great Falls. Caroling and greetings ripple through towns as relatives converge from Houston Austin and La. Mrs W R Hobbs reports Hilda Kelly moved to St Luke's Hospital Houston after years in Sheridan. Convalescent wishes flow to Mrs Joe Schuhach awaiting surgery at Folzens Hospital Weimar.
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James Murphy
Gheryl
Vittoria
Sheridan
Norton Lee
Houston
Mack Emmett
Austin
Texas
W. R Hobbs
Hilda Kelly
St Luke's Hosptal
Biehl
Sherldan
W. J. Hots
St. Lukes Hospital
Willie Twitty Assigned To Soil Unit
Willie Twitty has been assigned to the Soil Conservation Service unit by District Conservationist Erwin A. Pavitt. A 1960 Prairie View A&M College graduate with a degree in Agricultural Education, Twitty is training in soil and water conservation practices and techniques. He previously served three years in the Army, attaining the rank of Captain, and did postgraduate forestry work at the University of Florida.
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Wyle Lae
Twitty
Star of Tha
Erwin A. Pavitt
Mitsve of
Hygan
Prairie View A. &M. College
Pris Lo
Soil Conservation Service
He Hue
University of
New Year's Eve Party at Larson Home
A festive New Year’s Eve gathering hosted by Mrs. Dave Larsen and Mrs. Jessie Arnett on Prairie Street enjoyed hours of fellowship. Guests shared refreshments, sang hymns at midnight, and lingered until after 1:30 AM. Attendees included Esther Sundaran Emma Thomas and many others.
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Dave Larsen
Jessie Arnett
Larsen Haint
Prairie St
Arnett
Lis
Esther Sundar
Emma Thomas
Tommy Netswendar
Wirs
Elsie Beane
Alvin Glueck
Edith Duty
Edith Morris
Capt Terrell to report to Saigon in April
Captain Terrell and family of Indianapolis visited relatives for Christmas. He is due to report to Saigon Vietnam in April for duty with the G-8 Armed Forces while his wife and children plan at home.
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Terrell
Saigon
R. J. Terrel
Farra All Forrest
Indianapolis
Ind
Turkey
Albert Puste
Jovsky
William Holmes
Cantal
Holmes
Florida
Germany Introduced Pulson Gag in Warfare
A note claims Germany pioneered the pulson gag tactic in warfare, marking a controversial first use in combat. The statement reflects disputed historical claims about early psychological warfare methods and their adoption by armed forces.
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Germany
Miss Baker William Stunner Name Attendants For Wedding
Attendants named by Miss Dlann Maker and Wil Tay Bechner for their wedding at Memorial United Methodist Church Mali of honor is Mise rv Gath Brunner, sister of the groom. Bridesmaids include Mrs Douglas Causey of Corpus Christi, Miss Phyllia Morrow, Mrs Susan Mirrow of Ganade, Miss Barbara Baker, sister of the bride. Groomsmen are Larry Baker, Wade, Jie Waddell, and Terry Casey of Austin. Ushers Will be vorry Ealdry, ial Tharowin, John Hikington, Ailly J. Wicker of Bryan and Renald atk of Hebmlemburge.
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Dlann Maker
Wil Tay Bechner
Danwary Ougatly Memorial United Mathodist
Ghuret
Mali
Larry Baker
Twat
Ary Wade
Jie Waddell
Terry Ciasey
Austin
Vorry Ealdry
Ial Tharowin
John Hikington
Ailly J. Wicker
Bryan
Renald Atk
Four DWI Cases Filed In County Court
Four charges of driving while intoxicated were filed in county court. Carl Henry Cheradial pleaded guilty with a $150 fine and costs, three years in jail, and license suspended for a year. Lester Cranek received a five year probation sentence with license suspension. Others charged with DWI were listed.
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Wert Reid
Carl Henry Cheradial
Mvense
Cnd
Lester Cranek
Sispen—sian
Ector Munoz Passes Away at Hen Tau Hospital
Ector Munoz a member of Eagle Lake high school class of 1970 died at Hen Tau Hospital at 3 p m Christmas Eve after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the Mill Bader Funeral Home chapel with pallbearers named and survivors including his parents and numerous siblings.
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Eetar Yorras Mimoz
Eagle Lake
Setieol
Hen Tau
Dunin
Chilelmas
Robert Contreras
John Garels
Gulem Jumiees
Joni Jus Lama
Payveluno Delgada
Dt Jacob Lontreras
Ectin Torres
Waele Hake
Meteor
Maney
Liss Ann
Visitors at Howslong event for Pustejovsky family
Mrs. Johann Payne and Mary Dave hosted visitors including Mrs. Ket] sklaw and Nits Nenty Guenth er from Wharton. They were joined by Raytant Amersns Wil Marton and Frankle George Sebesta.
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Dari
Ab Wert Pustejovsky
Johann’ Payne
Mary Dave
Howslong
Ket] Sklaw
Nenty Guenther
Wharton
Hab Pol
Raytant Amersns
Wil Marton
Zal Frankle
George Sebesta
Forage Output Tied to Four Inch Rainfall Amounts
An analysis notes that four inches of rainfall yields about one ton of forage per acre, with Colorado County averaging 40.89 inches annually. It discusses forage needs for 1000 pound cows and 500 pound calves, estimating two tons per acre under average conditions and stressing the role of soil moisture, fertilizer, and management in meeting animal feed demands.
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Colorado
Nand
Tie Vantrul
Baylis
County soil testing week set for January dates
Rado County announces soil testing week from January 17 to 23 with plans to inform residents how to obtain information, sample dates, and proper collection methods. Also notes visitors from Turkey and Armed Forces reassignment to Florida after a year of service.
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Rado County
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