Laughlin Hospital to Double Capacity with New Wing
Work has begun to double Laughlin Hospital capacity from 35 beds by adding a west wing with two 10 bed units, a larger nursery, kitchen upgrade, and new restrooms. The project includes a new core and two stories, aims to ease crowding, and preserves the existing exterior while updating interior features for modern care.
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Locek Hospital
Physciens Asgocittet
Laughlin Borgust Aed
J. Slaughlie
RR Thomas
West End
Eailadie
Wreq Cwi
Lions Club Sale Brooms and Mops This Thursday
The Eagle Lake Lions Club plans a Thursday sale of brooms mops and houseware in the business district. A mobile van from a Lighthouse for the Blind unit will be present and locals will canvass every town area. Profits go to Texas Lions Camp for Crippled Children and local community projects. The sale also aims to provide employment for the blind in regional workshops.
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Bross
Carmen
Galecmest
Eagie Lafe Lions
Chub
Texas
Raymond Waeildeil
Lions
Eagle Lake Lions Club
Texas Lions Camp
Property Owners Sign Pledges On Proposed Paying Project
Property owners along portions of etrebta street face a bond like pledge plan for a street, gutter, and drainage project. City officials and engineer Mick Catrel outlined costs and the sharing arrangement, with $130 per linear foot for paving and $1.75 per linear foot for gutter and curb, and city to cover about a third. A binding pledge will be prepared requiring all involved property owners to participate or oppose the project. March 1 and 2 indicate survey participation to determine repayment options.
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Genere
Gault
Mini- Seiga
Harry D. Larson
Mick Catrel
Bro Larson
Minage
Larmul
Club Montezuma Sets Tuesday Adult Card Party
The Club Montezuma Adult Entertainment Committee will sponsor a card and domino party next Tuesday night in the Community section.
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Club Montezuma
Montezuma Adult Entertainment Committee
Cari
Dominoe
Magnolia Oil Crew Seeks Housing For Twenty Five Workers
Miss Martha Pidgeon invites applicants through the CC Office for Magnolia Oil drilling crews needing housing this week. About twenty five workers will be employed, with furnished or unfurnished rooms. Contact Miss Pidgeon at the CC Office, CF 462784, for vacancies.
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Magnolia Oil
Martha Pidgeon
Chambar
Magnolia OU Company
Pidgeon
C. of CG
County Moves to Curb Traffic with New Signage and Patrol Gear
County commissioners meet to approve speed signs in unincorporated towns and equip a patrol car with a two way radio similar to last year’s setup. Officers Halbert and Binford discuss vehicle communications as the court approves funding and plans for traffic control.
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Ferg
Tom Halburt
Neal
Engle Lake
J. C. Tenner
Allen
Halbert
Binford
Local CC Committee Names 56 Members for Eagle Lake District
The Eagle Lake Clanster of Cotrinense announces a prestate committee lineup naming 56 members across Agriculture, Industry, Membership, Publicity, and Streets sectors. Key chairs include Harold Ware and Leon Santiel with co-chairs A W Adher and Clyde Begin among others. A monthly Board meeting is slated at the district hall next Monday at 7 pm inviting interested citizens.
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Lake Corme
Tee Otter
Fox’ Mittee
L. SiTate
Commetse
Commattiee Eedare
Agricwture
Rioh
Chowan
Chateman
Harold Ware
Ane Sain
Davids
de Committes
Leon Santiel
Bred’ Yeager
A‘ Hy Seaholm, 2Nd the Rav,a. W,adher
Charles Boggess
Clyde
Nispel
Torainy Pokicton
Bosra’ of Directors
Eagle Lake Clanster
Cotrinense
Mandasy Man
City Council to Consider Garbage Rate Proposal
City Council plans to vote Tuesday night on a garbage collection rate rise funded by tax monies. Proposed increases would raise the annual assessment from $0.50 to $1.00 per household and the business rate from $180 to $200 per month. The council will discuss three proposed locations before final action, inviting citizen objections.
Race for Three School Board Positions in Eagle Lake
Filing deadline passed without write-in candidates for Eagle Lake School Board seats. April 5 will list three three year terms including incumbent Louis J. R. Thomas who declined reelection. Also on ballot are B. Johnson of Altele, rancher Clyde P. Bras, and superintendent Jake Clipaer from Teaymount Transmission Co. Endorsement details unclear.
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Eagle Lake School Board
Mar
Uber Tastes
Béushents
Louis J. R. Thomas
Prevalent
Clyde P. Bras
Tet
Altair Cub Scout Kite Tournament Sunday
The Eagle Take-Ons Club sponsors the event two miles west of the Highway 71 and 90A intersection in Altair on Sunday March 16 at 2 00 pm. Lions will provide judges and medals for each division. Prizes include treats at Rice Theater and a revolving trophy for the dens with most points. Parents and visitors may bring lunches and watch as Cub Scouts showcase various kite categories.
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The
Sharp
Cube
Wxinge
Altai
Eagle Take Tons Club
Lions i
Wil
Medinowa
Euch Cole
Glee
Onlc
28 Schools To Compete In QB Club Night Relays
Sprinters from 28 schools are slated for the Annual Quarterback Club Relays at Weght Lake High School. Over 200 athletes will contest 140 events including medley relays and sprints. Officials seek volunteers for timers and concessions as track events Friday night proceed with a track queen and trophy presentation.
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Sieg
Weglt Lake High School
High
Frank Shof
Baby Dies From Burns In Eagle Lake House Fire
The Relief Committee of the Eagle Lake Consolidated Fund appeals for bedding and kitchen utensils for a colored family after a fire fatally burned two year old Gary Jarvis Jr. at 8:30 am Tuesday. Firefighters extinguished the blaze but the wood frame home was gutted. Funeral services were held at Davis Funeral Home in Columbus.
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Eagle Lake Consolidated Fund
Tarally
F. Parke Suony
Iezie Westmoreland
Mrz
Red Yeager
Eagle Lake
Nathan Jervis, Jr
Femaly
Gary
Albein
Jarvis
Brilinga
H Henry
Davis Funeral Home
Columbis
Matthews
Fars
Room Q P Food Store
Dromgoole Announces For Commissioner of Precinct 4
iH A Dromgoole seeks the Democratic nomination for Commissioner of Precinct 4 in the July primary. A Matthews River-bottom resident and longtime farmer, he notes paved roads improved under prior terms and pledges full, impartial service if elected. He appeals for support and votes in the upcoming primary.
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FL A
Shoat
Dromgoole
Sti
Duby
Matthews
Precinet Bo
Frank Dut
Conunis
Dronigaale
Contractor Begins Preliminary Work On New Bank Building
Contractor 3 ds Drymal began preliminary work this week on the new building for the First National Bank of Eagle Lake. Workmen have started in the former Gold Building adjoining the bank where the bank vault will be constructed, as the two buildings are rebuilt into a unified commercial district area during the expansion. Major work will be delayed until the U. S. Post Office moves to the new city Square quarters, with the bank occupying the present post office site during construction.
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Ds Drymal
First National Bank
Eagle Lake
Dorty
Te Bank
Post Office
She Bank
School Absentee Voting Begins Next Monday
Absentee voting starts next Monday in Colorado for school trustee elections. County Clerk Edgar Litzmann's office will issue ballots on April 1. One additional candidate filed Wednesday for a Curwood Ident School District race. Lester Crunk seeks one of three seats alongside incumbents John Schoethman Charles Kalin and E Z Stienke.
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Colorado
Edgar Litzmann
Poe
Curwood
Lester Crunck
Jom Schoethnan
Charles J. Kalin
E. Z. Stienke
Rev Parke Smith Named Pres Of New Little Theatre
Rev Parke Smith is named president of a new community theater effort sparked by twenty nine local attendees at Marshall Christ Episcopal Church. The project began after a Kiwanis Club play and a party at Herold Lloyd Withame’s home, with continued planning noted on the next page.
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Parke Smith
Pres
New Little Theatre
Eagie Lake
Marshall Christ Episcopal Church
Kiwanis Club
Herold Uoyd
Dex
Big rush seen for license plates before April first deadline
Tax official Henry Hajatsky notes less than three weeks left with 3595 motor vehicles licensed by Tuesday. About 6000 more to reach last year’s figures, as April first sales were 179 and revenue $28,171.18. In 1957 licenses stood at 2085 for $34,365.55. rising license costs were expected to push totals higher, with countywide licenses reaching 9,893 of all types.
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Henry Hajatsky
License Plates On Sale Here Today
Today is the last day to purchase license plates at Spelinger Hardware. County officials including Officer Henry Hajocky and deputies will be on hand from 5:00 PM to 7:34 PM to assist the sale and handle plate issues.
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Fox
Henry FL Hajocky
Will Teter Trou
Spelinger
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Eat of
Bari
Decibes
Thoopa
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Mis Teyve Miler
Hes
Andette Hurkes
Blice Miller
Barbara Foster
Vivian Priest
Lions Club
CC Committee
Prestate
Altair
Catan
Thermiale Yanks
Bucele
Sehulenturg
Colummbus
Water Hiss School
Noe
Termbéll
Columbia
Falter
Mesdville
Garwaors
Kennedy
Study
Creacent
Louise
Ae Justria
Tideheven
Wailis
Shiner
Sheriftan
Danbury
Over Parr
Sage? Land
Gallad
Katy
Crosby
Schulentaung
Cypress-Pairbanke
Orchard
Gonzales
Nempstesd Ond
Waelder
Inea
Mc. Spanihel
Ih. A. Dromgoole
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