Sheridan Mews PTA Meeting Recap and Fund Drive Plans
The Sheridan Parents and Teachers met in the Sheridan school cafeteria with Mrs. Jim Ross presiding. Highlights include a patriotic program by first and second graders, a treasurer’s report showing 1223.49, approval of minutes, and a plan to buy a 240-piece dish set for approximately 250. A spring spaghetti supper will raise funds March 8, with adult plates at 150 and children under 8 served 75. Junior and Cadet Girl Scouts raised 450 in Feb. A zoo trip planned for March Suspects library story hour members and kindergarten class may join the trip to Hermann Park Houston. Joe Schillah returned home from the Youend Hospital after illness.
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Sheridan
Tuessay
Sheridan School
Jim Ross
Edith Jares
Annette Tice
Demson
Suage
Porme
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
P.T.S
Texas
Mra
Savo Brisco
J. H. McCauley
He Fuller
Jerry Seulnter
ZOO
Gerald Reinhardt
Shari‘dan Youth Memorial Library
Houston
Theo
Athe School
Joe Schillah
Gitter
Weimar
Local residents visit in Texas area and Houston trip planned
BR and HL Myers with Mrs Maver stayed in Sheridan then went home to Cuero Friday. Wednesday visitors at the Hottub home were their son Blaine and friend Wayon for Rossoberg, both University of Houston students. Roslub left Sunday afternoon for Houston to visit his brother Blaine and audition Monday for a scholarship to the University of Houston.
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HL Myers
Maver
Sheridan
Cuero
Ther
Hottub
Blaine
Wayon Forrester
Rossoberg
University of Houston
Case Roslub
Houston
Universlty of Houston
Hruzek Hit With Jail Terms For Contempt
District Court in Columbus found A. J. Hruzek Jr in contempt on four counts over failed signatures on rice allotment transfer papers. He received six months in county jail and a $3500 fine on each count after not signing the forms by the deadline several times. The case centers on transferring the Wanlsquist East estate rice allotment under the ASCS program with final dates set for February 26.
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Columbus
A. J. Hrugek, Jr
Jargo E. W. Patteson
Hrugek
Jall
Hruxek
ASCS
Ben
Fing
District Court
Dive Lundquist
Hulda Lundquist
Armand G. Schwartz
Pattesen
Hruzak
Wruzek
Jol
Ascs Pragam
May County Pageant Remarks by Lieutenant Governor
Lieutenant Governor Hobby spoke at a reception in Eagle Lake praising vocational training in Texan public schools and criticizing past funding. He urged Legislature to direct future funding, commented on satellite fire research station in Eagle Lake, and said he doubted an income tax would pass. He noted few Albertas in the job without a state income tax.
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Ant
Hobby
Eagle Lake
Quet
Jay Anderson
New Eagle Lake
Environmental Protective Agency
Tekaé le
Rice Board Adopts Policy On Senior Withdrawals
The Rice High School board approves a new program letting certain senior dropouts earn a diploma through contracted coursework. Eligible students must withdraw in grades 8-12, meet credit and citizenship criteria, pass competency exams, and complete state requirements while taught under a special enrollment plan.
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Rice Board
Aenior
Rice High School
Rice High
T Hase
Mia An Lt
Daludion
Ries Ulsd
Board of Education Om
FE. A
Krivacka
Amét
E. W
DeShazo
Fred Grau
Ace
Rice
Santor
Enve
Jatnlanom
sAventaan
Sciance
Hice High School
Rive High School
U. S. Mail
Uragad
Mexican American youth group honors guest speaker in Eagle Lake
Tiure Saucedo led the Pledge of Allegiance as Ged Binas America played. Mayor Elmer Straus praised the MAYO organization and its work while noting funding gaps to meet state and federal rules. Rice High School seniors and MAYC president Joe Barela attended as guests of honor and announced new projects.
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Tiure Saucedo
Sciyitiae
Eagle Lake
Elmer Straus
Nhat
Mayo Organization
Toxta
Rice High School
MAYC
Joe Barela
MATC
Rice School Cafeterias Operate in Red
The Rice Consolidated School District reports its cafeterias ran a deficit first half of 1972 73 with 171 paid and 484 free lunches in the fray semester totaling a $270 loss. Eagle Lake and Garwood districts posted mixed results with net gains and losses, while Rice High School showed a $2002.45 net loss despite $1197.91 of that from the high school Black Bar. Superintendent Krivacka cites participation levels and scale as key factors, noting small volumes lose money and high school portions hinder profitability.
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Rice Consolidated
Garwood
Synthroom
Sheridan
Rice High School
Supt
Krivacka
Dimticul
Depository Bid Delayed as Attorney General Opinion Sought
The court delayed action on the Granak depository bid pending a written opinion from the attorney general. Commissioners Kainer Beiles Hanicke Layendecker and Crockett Layendecker voted to delay. Kainer and Beiles later approved the contract on February 12. Representatives from Granak banks attended, with legal officers present to offer opinions.
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Granak
HIM Bank & Trust Co
Buch
Crockett Layendecker
Commissionar
Commissionar Honicke
A. J. Kainar
L. W
Bui) Beiles
Comrmin
Bioners
Kainer
Stlies
Hanicke
Layendecker
Famat
Jidya Cranak Rot
Columbus State Bank
W. H. Morkow
Weimar Bank
Henry. Brasher Jr
Sonn
Hajovaky
Lea
Den
Lloyd Johnson Resigns as Sheriff Deputy
Lloyd Johnson, a deputy sheriff in the county, tendered his resignation to Sheriff George Stueler this week, effective February 23. He reportedly accepted a position as night patrolman with the Columbus police department, leaving the department with two vacancies for night patrolmen.
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Lloyd Johnson
Fort Ume
George
Stueler
Johnson
Columbus
Shariff Mualler
Nput
Garwood Nadu Region Residents Highlight College Returnees
College students listed as home for weekend visits include Debbie Kee Sam Houston Runteyilis Mies Carol Dor tal from Southwart Texas San Marcoo Jett Froka Brock Ashby and David Evera reflecting Engie Lake area ties and local university activity.
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Debbie “Kee
Sam Houston
Runteyilis
Mies Carol Dortal
Southwart Texas
San Marcoo
Jett Froka
Brock Ashby
David Evera
University of As
Austin
Weekend Guests Visit the Seseda Home
Visitors last weekend included Mr and Mrs John Heseda and family of Killeen Mr and Mrs Stan Ley Hartmanard Shawn of Stratford and Mr and Mrs L J Piwats at Mike of Houston. Eat more rice.
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Bit
John Seseda
John Heseda
Killeen
Stanley Hartmanard
Shawn Ot Statford
L. J. Piwats
Mike of
Houston
Paus ew ang Rifes Held Mon Feb 26 Funeral
Funeral carvices held Monday afternoon for Arthur R Pausewang of El Campo. He died after a short illness in Methodist Hospital in Houston on February 22. Surviving are his wife Anna Pausewang and two daughters, with six grandsons. The service was at Triska Chapel in El Campo followed by Mass at St. John’s Catholic Church in Talton and burial in St. John’s Cemetery. Pallbearers named, mixed names from Priesmeyer family.
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Arthur R. Paueawaeng
Campo
Arthur Mahalite
Eagle Lake
Albert Gittner
Nada
Bir
Pausewang
Methodist Hospital
Hounston
Seth Ha
Sonivville
Texas
Pius
Louisa Pausewang
el Campo
Triska
Bl Campo
St. John's Catholic Claach
Taiton
J. A. Petry
Masa
Waa
Albert Hubertud
Henry C. Hol
L. J. Spanthel
Joe Popp
Anthony Kallins
Shay
St. John's Catholic
Talten
Anna Pauaewang
EL Gampay
Mra. Mahalite
Eittner
St. Mra
Drilling On Nada Test Underway
Hill Production Co plans the No 1 G H Hartet test ten miles southwest of Nada in a red acre lease, G A Hartet Survey A-971, with a 1500 foot objective. A 4500 foot No 1 Rees Ben wildcat on 631 acres in SARMG Survey 12 A-677 is also active Provident City Geores Mitchell and Associates of Howatos to rework No 2 C A Bram in Gurwood Field ten miles south of Sheridan.
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Hill Production Co
House Fon
G. H. Hartet
Nadas
C. A. Bram
Gurwood Field
Sheridan
Lonag
George
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EAGLE
P.O
City OF
Engie Tate
G. B. Hollab
Hruzek
Rice School
Leola Klaas
David Cardose
Bridget Beyette
David Grammer
Kenneth Howley
Philmont
Engie Lake
A. R.pausewang Rifes
Mini) Halen
Bausewang
Eix
Anthony
Calvin
Raymond
Paul Pricemeyer
Arthur A. Priesmeyer
Alfred Priesmayer
Johny Prieemeyer
Harald Lea Pricemayer
Daniel Priesmeyer
John Pall Paupewang
Willian
Jen
Charles E. Cooper
Wharton
Fulton St
Savings & Loan Assn
FSLIC
Colorado County
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