Eagles Stay Host to Smithville Figures Tussle
Tournament notes report Eagles remain host to Smithville figures with a 30 to 33 score in early play. The Weimar trip featured two 1st Bomani roluway rounds and a 68 to 44 tally, while other games saw Columbias Cardinals fall to Spring Branch Byers 57 to 32 in the opening round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagies
Smithville Figers
Esgies
Weimar
St Bomani Roluway
Wage Wendt
Rock Island
Reekers
Lautine Jewd
Chomdalé
Jee Builders
Tommy Henry
Pelats
Rockslaw
Columbias Cardinals
Spring Branch
John Parks
Canis
Charlotte
Cypres-Fairbanks Bobcats
Thorndale
Bobby Adems
Bobcats
Osiris
Tesme
Gilinals
L. J. Spanihel
Dick Mienhaws
R. Froka
Harry Lee Porits
Eagle Lake
Hue
Espe Celisth
Iwcet
Dinion
Sugar Lard
Mook Taian
Scaulenburg
Coluautma
Easte Lake
Thorndae
Bmaznella
Mifaan
Pettay
Alein
Deer Park
Crosby
Schulenburg
Farle Lake
Soger Lon
Pettus
Peer Park
Borie Lake
Magnolis
Rice Tourney Scores Spark Tight Contests
An imperfect report chronicles a regional basketball tourney with Rice scoring 28 and Milano leading Milano 35 to 33, while Klein and Needville show varied results. Branch and Louise Smouzh make key contributions as Thurs night games highlight close finishes and standout performances by Jimmy Tallas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Azg
Chasspivision Fetaing
Louise Smouzhnee
Milano
Jimnny Tallas
Eagles
Klein
Petter
Needville Blueses
Eagles Edge Redbirds In Tight 31 30 Victory
The Eagle Lake High girls edged Bastrop rivals 31 to 30 in a see-saw clash last Tuesday. The Eagles hold a 4 to 1 edge in the series and boost morale before tomorrow’s district game against Army at home. Also notes Mrs. Seth Pennington's return from a three week visit with family in Batson and Hull, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake High Sheight
Cahunbis
Redbirds
Tumbue Jvm
Eagles
Bomar Tanners Sextet
Army
Buistrop
Eagle Lake
Staithville
Seth Pennington
Walface Starkes
Batson
Hull
Texas
Rising Cage Stars Highlight Coach’s Positive Blick
Coach Ben Cobb praised the trio Ernie Miller Steve Shaver and Jackie Pigeon for showing outstanding potential, indicating upcoming strong performances from the students in the next few years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnie Miller
Steve Shaver
Jackie Pigeon
Ben Cobb
Glen Flora and Columbus Girls Win Negro Cage Meet
The Glen Flora Colored Mid School boys won first in their division by defeating Rosenberg. Columbus Colored High School girls captured first place in the girls bracket with a thrilling final over B. Henry. EH Henry boys and girls earned trophies for sportsmanship. Other teams included Hallettsville and Waelder, with Shiner knocking out B. Henry boys early. The event ran from 8:00 am to late, with ten boys and nine girls teams participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Finra
HM. Henry
Rosenberg i
Tians
Columbus
B. Henry
Glen Flora Flue
Rosenberg
Hallettsville
E. H
HK Henry Blue Eagles
Iui
Rockets Sweep Crescent and Wallis in district basketball action
The Roc Island Rockets boys team defeated Crescent 6 41 and Wallis 42 to 27. Tommy Henry led with 28 points, Billy Earl Heary 16, Larry Moss 13. Rockettes girls lost to Crescent 43 to 22. Jo Ann Moss scored 14. Next games in Garwood and a district twin bill against Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roc Island Rockets
Crescent
Wallis
Tommy Henry
Billy Earl Heary
Larry
Moss
Ruckets
Bluejays
Billy Fal Henry
Agaist Wallis
Rockettes
Crescent Girls
Jo Ann Moss
Rock Island
Garwad
Orchard
Twin-Hill
End of Rice Basket tournament honors awarded
Trophies and awards capped the Pifte Annual Rice Basketball tournament finale last Sunday night. Jimmy Fallas crowned wing and Martha Walker queen. coaches R. W. Cabb and Bomer presided. Morera St Louise and Miss Shir-3eae led individual honors. Eagle Lake and Schulenburg teams also honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruuliaély
Arevestitgerd
Jimmy Fallas
Martha Walker
Morera
St Louise
Magnolia
Eagle Lake
Schulenburg
Charlotte
Milado Gitia Tam
Comaene
Ist
Morris Orsak
Louise
Lary Williams
Thorndale
Wayne Brasher
Lois Vornsand
Schulenbure
Jo Anneos
Bugle
Betty Monsik
Bohuleoburr
Morris Graak
Lounse
Jo Ann Moss
Gladys Powles
Schulesburg
Diane Bauerschlag
Jo Ann Sens
Eagle Lakkes
Robert Tépry
Spring Branch
Larry Williams
Larry Koss
Rock Island
Jimmy Carpenter
Deter Park
Jimmy Tallas
Art Codienne
Columbus
Doris Mattheson
Megnolia
Daisy Emmanuel
Deer Park
Melya Kelton
Sugar Land
Bernadette Rubin
Crosby
Helen Nelson
Pettus
Morgan Bain
Billy Litzman
Ballettsville
Thomas Janek
Weimer
Jiggy Tubbert
van Vieck
Richard. Keene
Croeby
Weldon Fiarmigen
Prariand Ray
Rock Island FHA Girls Study Personal Aims And How To Achieve Them
Rock Island's Future Homemakers of America group heard guest speaker Mrs. Ruby Martinek discuss personal aims and how to achieve them. She cited Edison on success, urged setting goals and working toward them, and emphasized the nobility of the bore maker profession while noting Miss Amnes Pitonyak presided and Miss Molly Wied acted as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ruby Martinek
Thomas A. Edison
Amnes Pitonyak
Molly Wied
Loughlin Hospital Notes Patients This Week
A list of patients and their cities appears, featuring names such as Tom Waddell Frances Gonzales Mary Flores and son Joe Gentate Lena Parma Marie Cooprt Bennie Boles Dolly Mae Richards Otha Bayiock Bessie McJimney Florence Morales and others. The fragment mentions a prescription service and a few clerical or staff references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Waddell
Frances Gonzales
Mary Flores and Son
Joe Gentate
Lena
Parma
Marie Cooprt
Bennie Boles
Dolly Mae Richards
Otha Bayiock
Bessie McJimney
City
E. Johnson
Florence Morales
Dunny Beker
Rock Island
Janet DePoor
Mustang Tractor Opens El Campo Branch Office
Mustang Tractor unveils a new El Campo branch at Highway 7 three miles north of town. Caterpillar dealer in the Southwest aims to stock a full line of parts for Caterpillar equipment including early vertical track types. Adams, formerly Houston shop superintendent, is branch manager. Grissom named sales representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustang Vrieier and Equipment Co
Hulston
Caterpillar Disributor
Fexas Artennogees
L Campo
Highway 7
EL Campo
el Cano
Tfe
Tyys Traeiler Mess
We Adams
Community Center January Calendar Highlights and Odd Note
January events include a JC clubs meeting at 7 30, youth night at 7 00, and a library gathering at 2 00. Also listed are Chamber of Commerce banquet, Rotary lunch at noon, Lions Club gathering, and youth nights led by Mildred the waitress with a stray remark about a 10 cent lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tions Club
PCA
Pam
Montezuwus
Ference Coom
Pan &M
Cigin
Pan Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Lions Clute
Mildred
Ummer
Fire at Dairy Mart Damages Roof in Sunday Blaze
Eagle Lake Volunteer Firemen answered a call to the Dairy Mart on East Main Street Sunday evening. Fire damaged equipment and caused smoke to billow through the roof while patrons escaped. Ernest Tomlinson, owner, credited prompt response and the firemen for limiting damage as continuous service remains this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Dairy Mart
East Main Street
Egle Lake
Ernest Tomlinson
Tim
EL And Garwood School Orchestra Debuts At Talent Show
The Maple Lake High and Garwood High School bands, a 16 piece ensemble, will debut Monday January 24 at the Garwood Student Council Talent Show. Bandmaster Neal Campbell and Garwood bandmaster Jack Seilors report the event is first rate and will close with several numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL and Garwood
Maple Lake High School
Garweri High School
Garwood
Neal Campbell
Eagle Cake
Jack Seilors
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bastrop
Smithville
Colorado
Ily
David Zahredald
Marie Smith
Alfred Sshradnick
Rice Tourney
E.L
Jo Ann Stns
Vright
Birl. Mayer
Iit Sens
Glen Flora
Dorothy Briggs
Bogle Lake
Pataa
Carter
L. D-Roberts
Cagers Whip Crescent
Dringstore
Foohd Rodrighes
Pallas
Ear Sen. Witz
Kmeiay
Bily Bucek
Sebulesures
Wilborn Matthews
Bart Bernaray
Russell Levendecker
Calumnies
Lois Yornsands
Schalenburg
Dane Bratt
Milara
Cavedy
Borhm
John Canper
elf-Styrer
Couper
Fletcher
Garwood Student Council
Garwood High School
Loughlin Hospital
Tia D. Tama’s
Mustang Tractor
Tao
Western Mute
Ford
Coac
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!