Donkey Ball Night Promises Laughs At Eagle Lake Field
Sports fans attend a charity donkey ball game Thursday at 8 pm at the Little League field. Eagle Lake Jaycees host risers from the Rotary and Lions Clubs as donkeys and riders compete for Little League funds. Tickets cost 25 cents for ages 6-14 and 75 cents over 15. gate prices are 50 cents for children and $1 for adults. under 6 admitted free.
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Little League
Eagle Lake Jaycees
Rolery and
Lions Clubs
End Phi
Little League Fund
Jayadvanre
Jaycees
Harold Raabe
James Raabe
Monte Hunter
Gus Gomez
Bobby Marsali
Teddie Wiese
Fim Clipp Jr
Johnny Prazak
Bennie Miller
Herbert Perry
Ilelerr
Alin Keh
Jeffer
Joe Reed
Dexter Andersen
Raymond Waddell
Jimmy Marquart
Riley Wiese
Sherman Try
Victor Scott
Bill Hartison
Bill Wilkerson
Posbly
Soth
Eagle Lake
Ralph Grifrer
Crescent
Oklo
Miah
Ninvey
Eagle
Clyde's Mobil Sta
Johnnys
Lake Crestier
No Charges Filed After Columbus Youth Stabbing
No charges had been filed by Wednesday morning in the Columbus stabbing case following a Monday altercation between five Black youths and four white youths. James Kottla was stabbed in the stomach during the fight and treated at Columbus Hospital. The involved youth were questioned by the county sheriff and county attorney Gus Steger, but no charges had been filed to date.
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Columbus
James Kottla
Gus Steger
Amputation Surgery Performed at Latzhin Hospital
Friends report a leg amputation for G. A. Saneholm at Latzhin Hospital on Tuesday. All join in prayers for his rapid recovery and return to health.
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Latzhiin Hospital
G. A. Saneholm
Theft Report From Mrs Maude Floyd Home
Lake Chief of Police Bus ter Semora says officers investigate theft of over 2000 dollars in cash and jewelry from Mrs Maude Floyd at 209 Postoffice Street. Entry came through a locked room and door despite Mrs Floyd not being in the area for weeks after hospital stay.
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Agi Lake
Buster Semora
Ant
Texas Ranger
Thollis Sullivan
Maude Floyd
Postoffice Street
Laughlin Hospital
Cotton Output Slow This Week Near Garwood Areas
Reported cotton receipts show slow progress with 29 bales framed to date in Nala and Garwood. Nada Farmer Coop Gin delivered 17 bales on Wednesday morning, Garwood Gin 12, as carton picking anticipated to speed up by week’s end.
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Nala
Garwood
Nada
Andersons Buy Eagle Lake Home After Wedding Trip
Mr and Mrs Everett Averson have purchased a new home built by Eagle Lake Development Corporation in Powers Adlington. They will occupy the residence upon returning from a wedding trip taken after their marriage last Sunday evening.
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Andersons Auy
Rome
Everett Averson
Eagle Lake Development Corporation
Powers Adultion
Miller Grocery Renovation Under Way in Bayle Lake
Renovations and modernization proceed at Miller Grocery on Main Street, Bayle Lake. Building owner Robert Samuel Martin and contractor Estlitthaum Lumber Co oversee upgrades including new ceiling, flooring, extended meat department, modern meat cases, and other equipment while store remains open. Oscar and wife thank patrons for cooperation. Manny Foster oversees packing and Manny Red Foster serves as butcher.
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Miller's Grocery
Main Street
Bayle Lake
Robert Samuel Martin
Miller Grocery
Estlitthaum, Lumber Company
Meat Department
Oscar Miller
Friends
Patpors
Miller's Market
Manny
Red
Foster
Housing Urgently Needed For Construction Crew
The Chamber of Commerce reports 15 inquiries this morning for housing to support a construction project at the refinery plant in Sheri fan. Furnished houses apartments or rooms are sought, with immediate needs expected for personnel. Contact housing chairman Siy Broyles with details.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sherifan
Siy Broyles
Freeman Statement on Pending Cotton Legislation
The Honorable Orville L. Freeman outlines major points of House Bill HR 9871 in response to inquiries and testimony before Senate and House committees. He highlights continuing the one price cotton policy, extended feed grain and wheat programs, a cropland adjustment plan with payments, and a Wool Pine program, noting congressional approval needed and opposing voices, with projected market impacts and costs.
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Orville L. Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Senate Committee On Gariculture and Forestry
United States
Ft. E
Arkition
Simers
Congress
City conducts speed survey on East Main Street curve
City officials reported results of a 55 minute radar survey at the East Main Street curve showing most traffic under 45 mph. Automobiles comprised 67 percent of traffic, pickups 20 percent, and larger trucks 13 percent, with top speed 37 mph and no trucks over 45 mph. Results to guide future safety measures.
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East Main Street
State
Ed French
TP. J. Smith
Texas Department of Public Safety
East Mary Street
County Judge Proclaims Farm Safety Week in July
County Judge Charles Hulla proclaims July 19 through 25 as Farm Safety Week in Colorado County. Leon Hatterman of the Colorado Farm Bureau announces the observance aimed at preventing farm accidents, with remarks on the high hazard of farming and its toll in Texas.
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Charles Hulla
Colorado County
Leon ‘Hatterman
Colorado Farm Bureau
Provident Johnson
Cenily
Enin
Mitavin
Texas
Jaycees Receive Community Development Award
Four members of the local Junior Chamber of Commerce accepted a Community Development Award on behalf of the chapter at the Area VI Jaycee meeting in Clear Greet. President Gus Gomez, Gebhky Wee Marsolia, Monte Honter, and Bennie Miller spoke for the group as the award from the National Junior Chamber of Commerce was presented for awareness of war problems and community growth.
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Bagie Lake
Junior Chamber of Commerce
National
A Line of Sunshine on Foolish Prophets
A dated religious line comments on Ezekiel 15 3 warning against prophets following their own spirit and seeing nothing, reflecting a sober biblical exhortation. The text critiques pretenders and stresses discernment in interpreting divine messages.
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Phus
Ezekiel
County Rejects 2 Bids On Precinct Two Bridge
Colorado County Commissioners opened bids for a 26 foot lane bridge on Farm Road 43 in Oakland and rejected both bids as too high. Bernhardt Construction offered 9,140 dollars and Austin Bridge 15,119 dollars. Also approved were two small claims, tax assessor report, and a state refund of 92,215 dollars allocated equally among four precincts after state receipt.
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Colorado County Commissioners' Court
Oakland
Bernhardt Construction Co
Austin Bridge Company
A. J. Hainer
Johnson Bros
Columbus
Eddie Brisen
Sheridan
Henry Jujivsky
School Supplies List Announced for Primary Grades
A list of required classroom materials for the first six grades is published. Items include crayons, pencils, tablets, scissors, paste, erasers, rulers, binders, notebooks, pencils, and erasers with various sizes and quantities. The document specifies grade by grade allocations and compatible accessories for basic art, writing, and mathematics activities.
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Fave
Secont
Miler
Parker's 5 and 10 Store Renovation Plans
Parker's 5 and 10, operated by Joe Ly McCreary, undergoes a thorough cleaning and repainting with new conch, as Parker's auntie joins in local Chamber of Commerce efforts during a campaign week. The building housing the variety store is owned by My. and Mrs. WL Parker.
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Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Pritt
WL. . Parker
Joe Ly McCreary
Eagle Lake City Improves Taxes and Court Lights
City manager reports 1965 tax roll up by about 167 thousand dollars with total city revenue rising to roughly 2.5 million. 64 percent increase in hydrant water flow following water system upgrades include a new 300000 gallon elevated tank and storage tank. Lights installed at Eagle Lake high school tennis courts and two others expand four lighted courts citywide. Some nets were slashed at BE Ho Henry court rendering it unusable. Continuous flow tests show water pressure rising with peak 980 gallons per minute at one fire plug.
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Eagle Lake High School
ELHS
Eca
Enivaka
Henry
Supt
Krivacka
Tenis
Baple Lake Recreation Center
Oly
Eagle Lake
T. J. Smith
Smith
Churchend Scott Streets
Rice Offered At Garwood Tues Auction Totals 49105 Barrels
A Garwood Rice Sales Co sale Tuesday offered 49105 barrels of Belle Patna rice. Top bid was 802 for a lot raised by W. R. Frnka, with 24 lots up and P. & S. bidding on eleven. Second highest bid 47 offered by P. & S. Torice, raised by BE. H. Stienke, and Louis and Leon Cranek. Numerous bids followed from local bidders including Mrs. R.A. Shoop, Rob Raley, Pete Eaton, and others in a lively market session.
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Garwood Rice Sales Company
P. de S. Mill
W. R. Frnka
Comet
Uncle Ben
Torice
BE. H. Stienke
Louis
Leon Cranek
R.A. Shoop
Rob Raley
Pete Eaton
William Zhorit
Wind Baas
Boyz Rees
Wied
Peank Popp
A. J. Gerhermmh
Wallgura
Schitling
Mitton Minareik
Ea M
Fra
Whitred
Frka
Milton Minareik
Boyt Rees
A. G. Faukus
Rttoyt
Taek Axel
Mrs— Dine Krenek
Paddie Wrenek
Eade Lake
American Rice Growers Operative Association
P. & S. Mill
Role Paina
JR. Phornas
Belle Patns
Powers Bros
Blur
Maurice Wills
Riviera
Belle
Patna
SRS
Warldett Bros
Adkins
Cal Gertson & Son
Teviana Wires
J. W. Adkins
Clipson, Jr
J. H. Clipson
RK. L. Cook
Firemen School Training in Eagle Lake Updates
From Eagle Lake comes word on a Firemen's School held this week. The event highlights training for volunteers including men and women of the community. Participants attend sessions on rescue procedures and safety drills to bolster the city's fire credit rating.
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Mayle Lake
Schhool
Mensa Agm University
Manius
Faye Lalis
Arden
Eagle Lake
Rice bids rise slightly at weekly sale despite mixed bids
Rice values edged higher at the current sales week with top offers near 8 65 per bushel. P S and S Miller led the bids on No 1 rice and Belle Patna lots while others varied around 8 22 to 8 60 per barrel as harvest continues and more lots enter the market.
Eagle Lake KC Installs Rosprim as Grand Knight
Eagle Lake Knights of Columbus installed new officers for Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish on Tuesday. Rosprim succeeds Draper Stephens as Grand Knight with Arthur Muhalke as Deputy Grand Knight and other officers including Adolf Hollas Recorder Len Leopold Financial Secretary Jor Koudelka Treasurer Sr Taelliver Lewis Grigar Advocate Mike Duarte Warden Manuel Gutierres Inside Guard Wallis T Millon Outside Guard Raymon Koblefel Trustee Amstam the Row A W Dinner Chaplain.
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Eagle Lake Knights of Cahtwn
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Conmet
Lo F Rosprim
Grant Knight
Draper Stephens
Arthur Muhalke
Adolf Hollas
Len Leopold
V. J. Kana
Jor Koudelka
C. 13
Sephena
Sr. Taelliver
Lewis ‘Grigar
Mike Duarte
Manuel Gutierres
Ghaey Wallis T. Millon
Guy Goange Nitelile
Artioy Mahant Wid Raymon Koblelfel
Trusterstam
A.W. Dinner
Spimthel
Goo Puxtamper
Caliishus
Klekar Shoe Mart Anniversary Sale Opens Thursday
Klekar Shoe Mart in Magte Lake launches a ten day anniversary sale starting Thursday July 2001 with special events and prizes. Visitors receive drawings and a free cart Perkins record with men's or boys shoes purchases. storewide sale includes men's women’s and children's footwear with special pricing. Mr and Mrs Gapland McMeans announce move to Katy Texas for a church role and school post. community wishes them well.
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Kieka’s
Magte Lake
Getty
Cart Perkins
Gapland McMoenna
Charsday
Katy
Texas
McMfeans
Teynel
McMeans
Wes
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East Main St
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Firemen’s School
RICE
Eagle Lake KC
Rosprim
Klekar Shoe Mart
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