Class Play Receives Enthusiastic Reception at War Memorial
Coverage of a 1994 class play titled Dummy at the Tall Tree theater. The production drew a capacity crowd with strong memorization aiding fluid performance. Notable cast included Woodrow Glueck as the absent minded professor, Charlyne Stephens as the devoted mother, Gene Selph as the Dummy, Melvin Hayden as detective Alaska, and Carter Jones as the villain. audience reaction mixed suspense with praise for humor and pacing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Glueck
Charlyne Stephens
Charlyne
Neran Smith
Tle
Gene Selph
Dammy
Melvin Hayden Mie
Alaska
Carter Jnnes
Villian
All Villas Cre
Espeed
Garwood Announces Closing Concert
Garwood announces closing concert featuring the Rigram Band under Mrs Eal sil direction. The program includes a first part by three performers with a string ensemble and vocal numbers. Event details and exact timing are provided in the notice.
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Garwood Schont
Rigram Band
Arey
Ealsil
Grammar School Exercises May 24
The Grammar School opens with a Tent exercise announced by Sup for Wednesday evening May 24 at 815 oclock A Stephen Foster Song program will be offered by the class The speaker will be announced later This program will be held in the High School auditorium Twenty members constitute the eighth grade roll listing students including Robert Beals Vernon Gertson Robert Humbird Willie Kessier Laughlin Leer Payne Porroski Franklin Stegall Vanessor Folly Williams Mary Rhenheth Elinor Thitdl Carolyn Jerry Hiker Anime din Syl Se sabelin Mae
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Sup
Stephen Foster
Robert Beals
Vernon Gertson
Robert Humbird
Willie Kessier
Laughlin
Leer Payne
Porroski
Franklin Stegall Hire
Vanessor
Folly Williams
Mary Rhenheth
Elinor Thitdl
Carolyn Jerry Atane Hiker
News From Uncle's Boys In Service Abroad
A fragmentary Uncle Sam missive from a serviceman describes longing for home and family. It mentions friends and fellow Texans, duck hunting memories, and a brief nod to American men abroad, with garbled lines suggesting travel and separation as soldiers cope with distant duties.
Colorado County Democratic Convention Names Delegates
County Chairman Sam K. Seymour Jr reports the Colorado County Democratic Convention met at the courthouse in Columbus Tuesday May 4. Henry Brasher of Weimar elected permanent chairman and BO 1 Meinert named wageteeter secretary. Not all precincts were represented. Attendees from Eagle Lake included Rep. Chas. McLellin and many others. A resolution to send a delegation to the National Democratic Convention in Chicago caused heated debate but passed. Was h el Lake and three votes favored the measure.
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Sam K. Seymour
Colorado County
Court House
Columbats
Seymour
Henry Brasher
Weim
Meinert
Wageteeter
Manly
Eagle Lake
Chas. McLellin
W. Westmoreland
Simon White
Fritz Engelhard
the & Tee
Austin Poes
Harry Reality
Ajb
Titebort
Sian J. Tr
Wilko G. Millen
Jinstin
BTL
Sprncer
Doh Schobel
Kate McRee
Chas, McLeikin
Frtangelhard
Viva Brasher
George Tierder
Ben
Holt
PB. Braun
Menry
Henry Seifert
F. Hillmor
Griffith
B. H. Meinhert
Elizabeth McCreary
Mise Kate Griffin
E. E Tesin
Mary Everitt
M. Griffith
Lake
Hallend
Cary
Ventinn
Tevob
Chicago
Nada
Rocks Island
Sheridan Oil Field Report Summary
Laura Lewis No. 1 was reported Thursday testing the S400 foot gas distillate sand. Hill Bank and Trust Co No. 7 is testing at 10.940 in hard sand. Plow Realty No. 10 tests the HMO Coor, Tate Sant in Buck Sebi Jowets.
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Laura Lewis
Hill Bank and Trust Co
Tate Sant
Lissie Publicity and Southern Pacific Tale
The notice describes promotional activity around Lissie and mentions the Southern Pacific stake in April. It notes a publicity push by S P Adu and N C Ney, with references to a Pullman trip, a family journey to Orange, and a delivery of a petition noted by Bertha Smith. The fragmentary text centers on publicity and travel items with local figures and events.
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Ieee
Soutean Pacific
Lissie
Southern Pacific
N.C. Ney
Mutehins
Orange
Bertha Smith
Ney
Faykus ZhorilRites At Nada Catholic Church
Miss Viola Jule Pagkas of Gun wood and William Robert Zhoril of Tallon were united in holy matrimony at Nada Catholic Church with a full mass. The Rev. Weber read the vows as the bride wore a satin blouse and hoop skirt in a formal reception, carrying a bouquet of calla lilies. Attendants included Gladys Wanjit and a large group of bridesmaids. the best man was Max Fayleus. (Continued on page Eight)
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Viola Jule Pagkas
Gunwood
William Robert Zhoril
Tallon
Nardi
Weber
Edtalilly
Dace
Gladys Wanjit
Columbus
Gladys Tanacob
Dinyton
Gladfad
FE Win Zboril
Ray Erdler
Ted Hajoveky
FE Campo
Carl Schiurring
Gene Green
Louis Cranck
Garwood
Lester Cranek
San Antonio
Martin-Butcher Wedding Rites at Wichita Falls
A wedding ceremony for Miss Jennie Lee Batchey and Martin Butcher took place Friday evening May 5 at 6:30 at Lamar Avenue Baptist Church Wichita Falls. The Rev KT Miller officiated with music by Mrs C W Norwood and Miss McCall as vocalist. Attendants wore white with gardenia arrangements and the couple planned a short wedding trip after an informal reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RCA Small.
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Heray
Ghudioll
Aneelpio
Stock
Jennie Lee Batchey
Wimtiel GB. Martin
Lamar Avenue Baptist Church
Wichita Balls
de. KT. Miller
Paustan
C. WL Norwood
Hind Niiss Denntte Mecaup
Miss McCall
TyUyain
Narre Wool
Billie Oidenbesch
Bert Mae Wolf
Taney and Mendelstein
Narwood
Dlose
Aeds
Alorbing
Billie Ress
Panes City
Oklhoma
Rca
Small
Connie Smith
Billie Cadenherd
Elvira Oncken Named Colorado 4-H Gold Star Girl
Elvira Oncken of Willwood district wins Colorado Gold Star 4-H honors as a three year member. She served as club secretary and treasurer, excelled in bedroom demonstration refinishing furniture, sewing outfits, and organizing clothes storage. She raised pigs, sold produce to support her family, and plans to raise more poultry this spring.
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Elvira Oncken
Colorado CO
Elvirs Oneken
Willwood LH
Mes
Oneken
Stansgiel
Colorado County
Clit
Pedro
Elvira
Germany
Cooprnatin
Earl H. Rodgers Seeks Re-Election As County Commissioner
Earl H. Rodgers announces his bid for re-election as Commissioner of Preinet Noob. He claims to have served ably the county for the past four years, directing bounty funds to areas of greatest need and advancing countywide improvements.
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Earl H. Rodgers
Earl H. Robers
Eibigerstigg
Preeinet
Rodgers Hie
Ho Bse
Tig County
Garden Party Closes Garden Club Year
Members gathered to close the Garden Club year at Mrs. Dane Byenty’s home. Mrs. W. E. Leabset presided, officers were elected for next year, and prizes were awarded for vegetables flowers and arrangements. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tein and Mrs. C Anton.
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Vhs Garden
Gasebo Club
Dane Byenty
Sen Perenat
Duynniaas
Eraians
W. E. Leabset
Hs Cote
Dunes
William Wraldell
Theos
Jin Hawers
Lecalis
Canton
de Vrnes
Visit After Many Years Sparks Reunion Among Kin
A fragmentary notice recalls a reunion as Tim and a San Antonio pair reconnect after years with brothers Jude Meser and others, highlighting a family moment captured in a brief community view.
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San Antonin
Jude Meser
St. Michaels 4-H Girls Take Part in Radio Program
St Michaels 4-H Club girls will participate in a radio segment to discuss club activities. The program aims to showcase projects, community service, and the benefits of youth involvement.
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St. Micheal’s
LIEUT JOHANNA BALAS TO WED FRIDAY MAY NINETEEN
Funeral notices honor Lieut Johanna Balas and Lieut Arnold Payne with wed date set for Friday May nineteenth at four o clock. Tributes recall service in San Antonio and burial at Ment cemetery with station hospital care and a post chapel ceremony. Survivors include multiple sisters and brothers, with memorials from Headlight and local community.
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Johanna Balas
Arnold P. Payne
MIT
Ib Welock
Faiphantes
Chitin Policheek
Dotgeheow
Mun Muneral
Te Ley
AL W. Didnor
Bowie Hort
Colerida
Pmarwil
Hue Menté
Bender
Phenry Terther
Albert Werdall
Anehyle
Yaother
Mary Flies
Agnes Siwonlies Koarbiik
Annie Dolichee Dallas
Branden
M Ghiabr
Bayle Latkes
Joe
John Polecheck
Phanterville
Chisened
Leu Polecheck
James Ye
Anton Palueteek
Sealy
Chattie Walters
Ramondsie
Lovis J. Balas
Murrance
Awerant
Jobin Bolis
Arnold Payne
Abr
Joseph Payne
Pegumston
San Antonio
San Antonin
Jenead Hensell
Churches Remain Open on Invasion Day
In Monday morning services the Methodist parson led a peculiarly timed gathering as churches stayed open for Union services planned for the day. The Rev Charles Crt Hewonimsbir and a Baptist minister attended, with parishioners keeping doors open for prayer amid tense events.
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Alhames
Jis
Hewonimsbir Fee
Baptist
Tiree Linn
Rabel Announces For Re Election
Illinois Colorado County tax assessor and collector Rabel launches re election bid amid calls for fiscal reform. He highlights resource management and budgeting plans while asserting accountability and continued service to constituents. He references proposed changes to property and local taxes and pledges to oppose wasteful spending.
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IL Rabel
Colorado County
Crete
Edgar L. Litzmann for Re-Election
Edgar L. Litzmann petitions voters for another term as county clerk. He cites years as deputy under John Ehestedt, praises county efficiency, and pledges continued service and the same conscientious handling of duties if re elected. He urges support at the upcoming election date.
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Baler de
Gitzinn
Ekperone
Hasinv
John Ehestedt
Vetas
Offic
Honor Students Class of 1944
The piece honors the Class of 1944 from Eagle Lake Hugh School. It notes top students like Miss Charlyne Stephens and Kel Causey as high ranking scholars, praising their dedication and the school’s record. Sincere congratulations are extended to the graduates and their families.
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Reed
Elise
Charlyne Stephens
Winnetver
Fagle Lake Hugh
Churtyine
Cornelson Dance Saturday May 13 Event Notice
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Cornelson Dance scheduled Saturday May 13 with unclear details. Reads like a local event notice. no clear names, places, or organizing bodies are confirmed due to garbled wording. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise, factual summary with entities.
May 21 marks start of commencement week events
Commencement week opens May 21 with baccalaureate services as Supt Wy 0 Ree outlines plans. A large class of graduates, plus faculty and speakers, gather for ceremonies and processions. Names listed include Cathylin AueTiA, Daniel Edward Beine, Irene Fr Wis Glucek, and Charis Lee, among others.
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Weller
Mm Sciay
Isc
Banlee
Daniel Edward Beine
Sy Rapanis
Elwers
Herbert Cue
Mildrort Lertise Criter
Tm Weir Tson
Francine Cullens
Breese
Charis Lee
Charlene Jo Stephens
Dems Walkeroe
Important Notice Shoe Stamp Holders
Notice warns shoe stamp holders about misused fliers and a scheme to divert stamps through the post. It details suspicious activities, urges vigilance, and lists no specific names or dates. The fragmentary text implies a public alert about stamp misuse and the need to report irregularities to authorities.
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Nathan
Syred Felts
Brisbois Service Shop Opens Monday
Brisbois Service Shop schedules a Monday opening for its new auto service facility. The plan emphasizes quick vehicle maintenance and customer access, with expected local traffic and neighbors noting the storefront’s adaptive use.
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Brisbois
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Sheridan Oil Field Report
S.P. Adu
Faykus - Zhoril
Nada Catholic Church
Polocheck
Rabel
Edgar L. Litzmann
Cornelson
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Iniglement Comer
Merc
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