Ducks Not All Gone Yet
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ducks and scattered phrases, unclear events, no coherent story or identifiable people, places, or dates. The readable bits suggest a local item with mixed garbled text and possible references to orders and weeks, but no concrete facts to confirm.
Focal Fishermen Hal In 1100 Lbs Of Fish On Deen Sea Excursion
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Carwood Nine Wins Orchard Meet in Annual Quar
Garwood nine at Orchard meet after a hard race with Burdens, as tracksters prepare for the spring season. March 2, the Gass will be among the top entries in the upcoming quar.
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Trarketers
Tee
Javelin Hogs Released At Sandies Greek Lane
Fragmentary text mentions javelin hogs and release at Sandies Greek Lane with unclear names and stray words. Core details are missing, making it hard to form a coherent event or outcome.
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Sandies
E. H. Henry Side Line Boosters Formed
The E. H. Henry Side Line Boosters Club organized at Center School to support high school athletics. President Henry Seerse and Rev. Jo James were among leaders as the group planned fundraising and sponsorships for improved equipment and fan activities across the district’s 156th district.
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E. H. Henry
Line Boosters Club
Lins Bossters
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Jane Cers
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Jo James
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Henry
E. HK
Eight teams to compete in WCC volleyball invitational
Eight high school girls volleyball teams will take part in the annual invitational at Whatsoa County Junior College on March 22 23. The event is sponsored by the Women's Recreation Association with Miss Te Ann Armecker in charge. Participants include Crescent Bay City and other area teams.
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Vollssy‘ball Sarge
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Whatsoa County Junior College
Women's Recreation Associpton
Te Ann Armecker
Ture Rarsent
Sete Perusinating
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Baling
West
Sage Lake Recreation Center adopts by laws elects twelve directors
The Sage Lake Recreation Center met at the hotelhouse Friday night to adopt a set of by laws governing operation of the Center including the golf course and to elect twelve directors for three year terms. Officers and committees were appointed, and a president vice president and secretary-treasurer will lead the center.
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Sage Lake Recuestion Center
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Clyde Nispel
Joey Grieves
G. C. Duresar
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Ho TL Pesterse
Jatm. Carterl
Charlie D. Stenfiehe
Clyde Brown
Wintentain
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Crettars
Starlore
Clone Spel
Jack Grieves
Officars
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Ang Boand
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Pants
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Seceatary
Herveariqn Center
Metehershin
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EL Teen Baseball Team To Play In Tri County Loop
Teen baseball players aged 13 to 15 from Lake Teague and nearby areas will join the Tri County Loop season under citywide organizers. The schedule includes games on weeknights and Saturdays with teams of fifteen players each, directed by Mir Hirsigers, representing Lake Cherabee athletic committees and local leagues.
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Tri-County Loop
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Henry High Awards Honor All Sports Team
Henry High held its annual awards night recognizing players across basketball football and other sports. Coach James Gorgon Jr led the event with 23 boys receiving letters and awards for H A championship efforts in 1886. Jessie Pumer Aggie Turners and Eve Ward starred on girls basketball. Elma Sellers and Jimmy Tellas visited Angieton with relatives over the weekend.
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Cyrennsium
Kon Glover
Sessor Tan
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Spraks
James Gorgon, Jr
Ig & Senthell
Yne Fhss
Istyiel Chem
Jessie Pumer
Aggie Turners
Eve Ward
Balelning Strong Tutor Sees Rising Summer Team
The veteran instructor and manager, Balelning, with years of experience, gears up for an excellent est summer season as he leads DMA Rungsler’s series of activities for teenagers.
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DMA Rungsler
Sudmmanzes
NFA Chapter Leads in Leadership Training Contests
The Mew Farier of Aqieriza chapter of the Bz Henry Colored High Gehrol placed in leadership training contests at Base Weer, earning two fourth place awards at the state level. Officers listed include Shirs ler Wiles as president, Robert Dawson as vice president, Rieds as secretary, Pervin Sooke as treasurer, Ophnel Parker as reporter, Wille Fitagersh as chaplain, and the chapter plans to send two teams to Prsitie View on March 22 for Livestock Judging competition.
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Farier
Aqieriza
Henry Colored High Gehrol
Don Oliver Grover
Fame Boates Teamas
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Chaplercom
Porriciperirs
Shirsler Wiles Presienty
Robert Dawson
Etaerting Rieds
Colored Progressive Men's League Fence Material Donation
The Colored Progressive Men's League provides fence material to the New Farm and Cerarine chapter of FE. They supply seventy coils of wire to enclose the chantel for pengage at the airport. The Progr president is thanked and readers are urged to subscribe.
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Colored Progressive Men’s League
Progressive Men's League
Teal Colored Men's
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Amerine Rhapter
Willie Pilggerats
Pocatigiel
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