Fourth of July Boat Races Planned at Eagle Lake by Lions
Eagle Lake Lions prepare for the second annual Fourth of July Championship Boat Races under Late Lines Bait Association auspices. About 14 boat classes compete for up to 760 dollars in prizes plus points toward the national racing championship. The event runs from 1:00 pm with admittance 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children at Broyles gravel lake two miles southwest of Eagle Lake. A GARRECUN dinner, concessions, and rides for kids accompany the races as markers guide spectators. Committee head Carol Kemp coordinates the program with area firms and First National Bank contact for inclusion. The Lions forecast a large Gulf Coast turnout and viewing along the north bank.
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Eagle Lake Lions Chub
Late Lines Bait Association
Eagle Lake
Carol
Kemp
Bugy Prepovinis
Lions
Gulf Coast Area
Sam J. Davidson
Nada Garwood Residents Enjoy Free Legion Pool Swim
Residents of Nada Garwood and nearby communities may swim for free at the American Legion Pool this Friday from 2:00 pm to 7:30 pm. The event is open to adults and children who register at the Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce. The following Friday, June 22, residents of Rock Tr iund Sheridan and Alisa communities will also be allowed pool swimming.
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Garwood
Nada
American Legion
Eagle Lake
City-School Bd Equalization Session Scheduled Mon to Wed
The Board of Equalization for the City of Eagle Lake and Eagle Lake ISD will meet Monday through Wednesday to set valuations for 1962 taxes. Oil and gas firms, corporations, and utilities are called to appear on Tuesday and Wednesday for valuation adjustments, with local individuals and businesses facing raised valuations.
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Oil and Geo
Atu Jaca
Board of Equalization
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Independent
RL Lyn Cook
John Carroll
J. J. Nimaons
Businessmen protest removal of Main Street park meters
A group of six businessmen protested the removal of three Main Street park meters near the Rice Theatre. They urged keeping in place the meters while traffic restrictions and truck routing plans were debated. The council discussed limiting street parking, rerouting deliveries to rear access, and asking the Texas Highway Department for directional markers to bypass Main Street.
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Usinessmen
Main Street
Sis
Lake City
Perne Aarne
Corto
Ta Garemerne
Persis
Mala Street
Mie
Stricks
Treneance Agennoy
St Wrs
Texas Highway Department
Mein Street
Ranke Corner
Clumber of Commerce
City buys backhoe and steel doors for municipal building
City council approved purchasing a backhoe for 2161.00 and installing four steel doors at the municipal building. The backhoe will be used by water and sewer and other city projects, with maintenance increasing monthly. Contractor J. Drymallin to install doors at a total of 435.00, replacing deteriorated weathered units.
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Municipal
Panle
Eagle Lake
Fevini
Henry Buckhot
Penorate Fund
Water Ani Sewer Department
the Coyne
Ldt
Columbus
J.is Drymalla
Drymalln
Rige Men Hold Annual Meet and Hear Blair Report
The Eagle Lake division of the American Rice Growers Cooperative Association held its annual meeting. General manager Blair reported a 3d percent rise in volume at the ARG offices and noted higher production in the area. He cited top average sales and increased total receipts, with overall volume gains over four years and steady per barrel pricing.
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Eagle Lake
American Rice Growers Cooperative Association
Naegil
Eheienne Cagla
Dagle Lake
Guadalupe Church Hosts Sunday Stage Bazaar and Dinner
Guadalupe Church To stage bazaar Sunday inviting all parishioners and guests. One delicious Mexican dish will be served starting at 11:00. Houston team prospects mentioned. Anderson Hospital notes Clyde Gold, a prominent businessman, is back and in prayers for recovery. Mail addressed to him at Room East 404.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Chavels
Pan AL
Abe Imperials Iitsobel
Houston
Ceol
Anderson Hospital
Hepral
Clyde
Faglebulee Businesaman
Anderson Tospital
Anderson
Tlouslan
Hin Tecovery
Soya
Transfers at Chesterville plant amid staff changes
Six employees at Tenneco Chesterville plant face transfers as the operation reorganizes. Lynn Anderson, Billy John, and other listed staff move to new posts while management leads the consolidation effort.
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T He Chestervile Punt
G— Tenmeco
Lynn Anderson
Cuttin
Billy Jom
Piper
Pegelspach
Clyde
Rupert
Chesterville
Judgments Granted In District Court Monday
District Judge Paul C. Buc hthel presided as two judgments were granted in civil suits on Monday. Jurors were summoned for Bernia Heln icamp and Betty Bredhus but reports delayed due to a key witness illness. A separate case involved Weimar’s Thrashers Motor Company granted a judgment for 8217.00 against NewsWest Counterbras Co for purchase of running equipment.
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Paul C. Bucsthel
Bernia Helnicamp
Betty Bredhus
Helmncamp
Flint
B. D. Fussell
Be EL Hiley
Thrasher Motu Compiny
Weimar
NewsWest Contrebras Co
Tingwood
Columbus
New
Amy
Tudyee
Sorithorn
Jaine
Co. of C. To Meet Next Monday
The Commerce Organization of Co. of C. holds a meeting next Monday at 2 40 pm in the connait room of the Municipal Building. Members discuss upcoming events and municipal concerns.
New NG Armory Dedication Event Saturday
The article describes the formal dedication of a new National Guard armory with activities at multiple local sites. Notable attendees include civic and military leaders, with a barbecue and dance planned and tickets available from guardsmen.
Rummage Sale Saturday by Me Engle Lake Chapter
The Engle Lake Chapter of Lie Put Harmeenakers America will hold a rummage sale Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm in the old post office building at Main and MirCariy. Clothing and assorted items will be offered for sale to all ages.
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Me Engle Lake
Lie Put
Harmeenakers
America
Bo Am
Main
MirCariy
Allanges
Thursday Night Babe Ruth Proceeds For Warm Springs
The Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation will receive proceeds from Thursday night events as Eagle Lake faces Columbus in Tri-County League play. Local fans are urged to attend the game at 8:00 p.m. to support the foundation amid ongoing fundraising needs.
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Gonzales
TriConty Teasiir
Conzales
Warm Springs Foundation
Garwood
Behe Ruthers
Weir
Tan Mo
Thurstay
de Mutilitnd
Warn Springs
Suit Filed For 371500 Damages In Wreck On 71
Wendell Lenten sues for 350000 in personal injuries 10000 for medical care and 30000 for future medical costs after a collision on Highway 71 near Calvarbus on November 4 1980. Langford notes auto damages of 350000 and medical expenses.
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Abitilsoo
Ted Ji
Colma
Wuels
Wendell Lenten
Prihe
Calvarbus
Langford
BTA
Methodist Youth Social a Cream Social Sunday Night
The Dolly Memorial Methodist Youth Fellowship invites youth to attend a free ice cream social Sunday night June seventeenth from 8:20 to 10:00 p.m. in the fellowship hall. Proceeds go toward expenses for the church youth workers during the summer.
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Dolly Memorial Methodist Youth Fellowship
Nada KG Festival Sunday Draws Community Support
Nada KG hosts a festival Sunday organized by the Maly Council of the Rights of Columbus to raise funds with concessions and performances. Bohne Sisters, MARSIANA ake, Theresa and Patylein Dokhne add acts while Monica drums. A chicken barbecue is served at a fixed price as entertainment continues with dances and live music by Bill Mraz and colleagues.
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Columbus
Bohne
Columbus Man Given 180 Days in Jail for Resisting Arrest
Historical report notes a Columbus African American man received 180 days in county jail on a resisting arrest charge. The item references a judge and county court proceedings, with variations in spellings and names due to OCR, and mentions related assault and family desertion references.
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Columbus
Leo Jenkins, Jr
Tauliecr
Ian Wine
Bill Rulta
Balun
Citi
Gohumbus
Chet Bhivgle
Eeaway
Digit R. Growl
Laadeiing
Saeed
Willie Lae Giles
Css Colored
Meet To Discuss Jaycees General Meeting In Basle Lake
The Al Chmpo Jaycon's led by president Jin Tut tle and Floyd Zoch plan the first general meeting to form a junior chamber of commerce in Basle Lake. Invitations were sent to prospective members ages 21 to 85. many young men are expected to attend at Senrey's Cafe Yeiming. The meeting will outline purposes and benefits of membership and invite wider community involvement.
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al Chmpo Jaycon
Jin Tuttle
Floyd Zoch
Basle Lake
Danier
Cis
Ronlachud
Youth Baseball Schedule Shaped by Turbulent Details
Fragments show a youth baseball schedule with teams Lakers Cubs Colts and others penciled for games at 5:00 pm and in Columbus and Orchard venues. Mentions PeeWees and Colts victory over Sox amid unclear event notes and dates.
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Ming I
Garwand
Lakers
Caba Hust
Monstine
PeeWees
Colts
Vic Sox
Beaste
Timms
Board and Engineers Review Tax Property Valuations
Officials and engineers from the board and school district meet to discuss 1962 property valuations for oil and gas properties. The session notes that values may dip or rise under the 1961 figures due to reduced activity, with a contract authorized for ferrite control at Tower Elementary.
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Walrior
Wn Gas
Traiston
Ifpiston Engineering Jene Naso Coatyark
Frm
Roan O
Texas Sanitation Company
Tower
Adult Sewing Class Offered June 18 to 29
Miss Moren Gunter offers a basic sewing course at Burklebake High School in the Homemaking department from June 18 through June 29. The class, required by the State Department, will be held without charge in the evening at 300 ys.m. Monday, June 18.
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State Department
Fort
Second Shots For Beginner Children Set For June
A note announces second vaccine shots for beginner children on Monday June 8 in the Coquel Room at the Municipal Building from 1 to 3 pm. Parents are urged to bring their children to the Summer Roundup clinic next Monday for their second vaccination.
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Coquel
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First National Bank
Miller's
Eagle Take
Oscar Miller
Miller’s Grocery
Miller
Browery
Enay
Wriaay
Moore
Kellogg
Doyle L. Moorel
United States
Kellogg Foundation
University of Kentucky
Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A.s M. College
RIGE
Mgr Blair
Guadalupe Ch
Stage Bazaar Sun
Tenneco
New NG Armory
Séerdie
Farhoraurgh
Torpant
Cire
Colm Thoday
Bago Lake
National Guardsman
Babe Ruth
Warm Springs
Methodist
Lee Cream Social Sun
Nada KG
Theresa
Patylein Dokhne
Accondiens
Monica
Bill Mraz
Ig Achesten
Bohac Sistirs
Prsre Vvaat
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