Fishermen fined for out of season infractions in county
State Game Warden Dom T. Waddell reported five arrests over the past weekend. Two Colorado county men were fined 37.00 each for shooting ducks out of season in Max Conners court. a Jetsville man paid 22.00 for fishing out of season without a license. Two Campo men faced 37.00 each for pulling ducks out of season. Waddell urged licensing for artificial bait fishing within county residence and for all freshwater fishing outside residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom T. Waddell
Colorado County
Max Conners
Jettsville
Ts. E Campo
Mr. Waddell
Three Wharton County Men Nabbed For Illegal Hunting
Three Wharton County men were arrested on Dick Byers road south of Columbus by Game Wardens Emmett Wolfsdorf and Leo Howlesel. Clarence James Versea Eisie Asvid Allen and John Herman Alf en, all of Wharton County, faced Justice of the Peace Earl Freka and were fined 30.50 each. Two men spent days in jail until fines were paid by friends. Wardens reported lights and mitts found in the car. one warden noted prior activity in the same area. Floor mats and other accessories were seen at a Shell service station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Byers
Columbus
Emmett Wolfsdorf
Leo Howlesel
Clarence James Versea
Eisie Asvid Allen
Jofn Herman al Fen
Wharton County
Justice of
Ue Peace
Earl
Freka
Woltsdorff
Kouleffel
Dee
Icy Spell Sparks City Smashed Cars Collision
In Eagle Lake a Chev pickup and a Chevrolet sedan collided head on during icy conditions on Thursday. Gere Payne, manager of Riveloator Com, and Mrs. Payne, along with Sommerlatte, sustained serious injuries and were taken to Laughlin Bosquel for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tursday
Eagie Lake
Somerlatte
Gere Payne
Rivelator Com
Jones
Str. Payne
Payne
Pessenger
Laughlin Bosquel
Coushatta Named New Title for 2-Gourty Scout District
The Exe committee of the local Scout district chose Coushatta as the new name for the 2-Gourty Scout District, ahead of Coltin Aldorado and Stephen Py Austin. The selection, explained as reflecting activity and romance from American Indian life, followed an oyster supper at Columbus Leniga Hall hosted by Columba Gremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myly
Git
Geushatca
Ney
Dstrict
Joe Makeever
Itr
Coltin
Aldorado
Stephen Py Austin
Seniiere
Columbus Gremen
Columbus Leniga Hall
Charles Marek
Bellville
Need
Eagle Lake
W . Coffey
Donald Kolberg
R. L. Cook
Ws At
Harrison, Welker
Ted Bruanice
Senats
Semling
America
Mississippi
Tennessee
de Low
Louisiana
Texas
Trinity River
Austin
Colorado
Eagles to host Smithville Tigers in key district clash
Undefeated Eagles led by Coach W E B Hinton welcome the Smithville Tigers on Friday night in District 24 4 Sage play. The opener features the Eagle Lake girls against Bay City, with a large crowd expected. Eagles also scheduled for Weimar on Tuesday and a road doubleheader at Luling on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. Hinton
Eagles
Smithville Tigers
Hagies
Smithville
Jeefer
Tech
Tigers
Sestlers
Eagle Lake
Bay City
Chroublics
Weimar
Wildcats
Luling
Heart Fund Drive Opens February in Texas
February marks the start of the annual Heart Fund drive by the Texas Heart Association and affiliates. Governor Shivers proclaims February Heart Month urging Texans to cooperate fully in Heart Month activities. Contributions to the Heart Fund should be sent to the local Heart Association care of the postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isi
Texas Heart Association
Texas
Gover Shivers
Legion Seeks Applicants for Pool Positions
The éanevican Legion Post 108 in Eagle Lake seeks applicants for employment at the pool during the summer months. Hours are liberal and pay is good. Apply in person or by letter to Loy Muzny, Pool Chairman, or Frank, Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éanevican Legion Post
Eagle Lake
Eegon
Lows Muzny
Frnks
Coushatta Name Proposed for District Scouts
The executive committee proposes Coushatta as the district name in Austin and Colorado Counties. The notice references 128 acres near Livingston and the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation as culturally linked roots. Scouts and tribal representatives plan to attend forthcoming meetings to discuss the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Aney Creek
Old Milheim
Texas
Sam Houston
Livingston
Ue Meservatol
Coushatts
Austin
Colorado
Stolltecs
Hand Columbus Giddings Win District 24 A Battle
The Eagles beat Giddings 42 to 23 led by Dixon with 11 points and Joe Beyette scoring five. Mutchink and Schneider fed the winners as Tommys Starke and Cleo Ledj nicky aided rebounding. It was the fourth district win in a row and sets up a final first-round game against Smithfield. E. F. Munford returned home after a week with the Mickelsons in Houston and received a Higin watch from Joe D. June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagle Lake
Enghee Ibin
Euelee
Bonby Kilgore Hed
Wayne
Eagles
Tommy Starke
Cleo Ledjnicky
Wayne Brasher
Jimmy Tallas
Bobby Kilgore
Smithydie Sh
Sugar Land Gals Sweep In Sweeny Invitational
Sugar Land Bagleake High Betiool girls opened with a loss and win in the Sweeny invitational basketball tourney. Shirley Hetted led Sugar Land with 18 points in three games, while Jo Ann S. Leessin and Das Ai added key minutes for the guards. Local squad Ruth Ann Tarel and Carey Hanly paced scoring in the B game with seven and six points respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagleake
High Betiool
Ibetad
Sweeny
Shirley
Hetted
Sheridan Cagers End First Round Undefeated
Sheridan High School boys routed Morton 44 to 26 in Sheridan Tuesday night to cap the first round undefeated, marking the 38th straight Sheridan court win for Coach Jim Thompson. The girls beat Moultun 8 to 20. Stsii jan Junior High beat Broncos B 32 to 29 as fall rounds begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan High School
Sron Qas
Morton Cagers
Sheridan
Jim Thompson
Shiner
Waelder
Hallettsville
Moulton
Fatunie
A. J. Briscoe
Stweldon
Winck Bristow
Hiss
Rayong Johnson
Ter
Weldon Briscoe
Henry Cagers Host Tonite To Schulenburg
Henry Cagers host Schulenburg tonight at E A Henry High School Blue Eagles lost two games to Shiner and Waelder, won a boys game 52 to 34 and girls 26 to 10. Tonight, Thursday, the Blue Eagles host Lie Seb Wenburg in a 7:30 p.m. twin bill with top players named for both teams. Mr and Mrs Seth Pennington visited Bay City with Bay City relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Henry High School
Blue Eaglescagers
Colorea High School
Blue Eagles
Waelder
Blue Eagies
Seb
Wenburg
Freddie Williams
Eugene Turner
Edward Dancy
Melvin Miller
Chere Jones
Baward Glover
Brus Collies
Wilma Gorton
Geraldine Roy
Belen Dartay
Bessie Ruecuer
Eagle Lake Junior High Cagers Top Columbus 39 26
Eagle Lake Junior High School cagers coached by Herare Dancer posted a 39 to 26 victory over Columbus. the B team fell 30 to 28. They competed in the Lamar High School tournament in Rosenberg last weekend, opening with a 22 to 19 win, then losing 22 to 16 to Boling. They host Sealy and Tech’s second game. next week they will play in a tournament at Bay City. The team has four wins and two losses. Leading A team players include Steve Shaver Finn Minby Clifton Marshall Bobby Mertzen and Herbert Lennard with substitutes Ben Lie Milne Ben Middieureok Ike Hangs. Starting 3 include Walter Jones Johnnie Nasa Roy Dean Ven Nort Vic dorman Wayne Konesheok Lanier Ripple and Ansom Nest with capable substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Eagle Lake
Herare Dancer
Columbus
Cardinals
Tat Eaghets
Lamar
Fight Tech
Dancer
Faglots
Rosenbece
Beb
Rqy City
Steve Shaver
Finn
Minby
Clifton Marshell
Bobby Mertzen
Herbert Lennard
Benlaie Milne
Ben Middieureok
Iile Hangs
Walter Jones
Johnnie NASA
Roy Dean Ven Nort
Viciaa Dorman
Wayne Konesheok
Irk Lanier Ripple
Ansom
Nest
Rock Island Cagers Nose Out Gars Set to Host Orchard
Rock Island high school Rockets edged Garwood 40 to 39 to stay tied for first in district standings. Billy Earl Henry led with 14 points, D C Trapp also scored 14, and Duncan Stewart held Garwood to 15 points. Garwood girls beat Rock Island 30 to 18. Rockets earlier beat Fats 53 to 28 and Wallis 48 to 8. Friday night’s doubleheader at Rock Island includes boys and girls games against Orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Léon Jeemenek
Rocke Inland High School
Rocket Cave
Tedin
Gatwood
Gareswood
Orchard
Ted
Rock Island
Tas
Rockets
Benford Gerders
Gare
Voletary
Billy Earl Henry
Billy Earl
D.C Trapp
Garwood
Duncan Stewart
Garwand Girls
Rock Tsland
Rockers
Fats
Wallis
Thomas and Clipson Sell Rodeo to Henson and Janacek
The rodeo company of Tomas and Clipson of Easy Lake was sold to Bob Figuson and Leroy Janacek of Cursby Texas. Ralph Thomas and Jim Culp BH announced the deal. The new owners plan to run the business as Henson and Janarek, Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomas & Clipson
Easy Lake
Bob Figuson
Leroy Janacek
Cursby
Texas
Ralph
Rusty) ‘Thomas
Jim Culp
Henson and Janarek, Inc
Todds welcome grandson and newborn son Michael Pinu
Mr and Mrs BoA Todd announce the birth of a son at Leugnils hospital last Thursday January 2. Michael Pinu is the name chosen for the new family member. He weighs about seven pounds. Grandparents include Mr and Mrs J B Samuelcay of Sikve veport La and Mr and Mrs H Vode of Netentocnes Le. Relatives and friends visit as the family introduces the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boa
Todd
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Shell Service Staton
Coushatta
2-Gourty Scout Dist
Massey - Harris
Eversman
Gless Farm Equipment Company
Tex
Assey-Harris
Legion
Giddings
E. F. Munford
R. L. Mickelson
Houston
Joe D. Juna'é
Western Auto Associate Store
MR. and
Mrs
E. F. Abercrombie
EAGLE
Ithira
Winchester
Marlin
Sugarland
Henry Cagers
Tonite TO Schulenburg
Seth Pennington
Mott
George Mott
JR High
FOP Columbus
Thomas & Clipson
Henson and
Janacek
H. A. Todds
Mer
Irs
Rick Oberdung
Rot
Merry Goats
Bill Sermeta
Booby Joe
Sher
J. 2
Muesse
Shitser
Benjamin Moore
Builders Hardware
Moniel Epps Lumber Company
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