Rice May 31 Graduation List Includes 127 Seniors
Rice High School announces that 127 seniors will graduate in the Class of 18. The valedictorian is Noga, with outstanding averages and numerous honor graduates listed. The assembly will take place at 10:08 a.m. Friday, May 28, with awards and recognitions, and the community is invited to attend.
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Moaneng
Euter
Condi
Garwood
Sheriding
Liehs Lane
Thirten
Ann Seermen
Mfs
Irene L. Sunwecrign
Eagle Lake
Sablner
Wayne
Irs
Mamie Coen
Gatauc
Dilier
Cherlone
Frances Gold
Gud
Jon Shelby Cars
Ad Ws
Wee Carr
Share laVou Cranek
and Firs
Lous Ranch
Taralye
Dene Farris
Aoatham L. Farle
Eerie Take
Crug Stepehen Lindawat
Nan
Dirs
Ee Lundquist
York Island
Simond Gusset Thomas
Bits
Tf Shariss Om
Nir
Joel Reet, Jr
Iigle Lake
Fyekn An Senoetimsha
Wuuehler
Wwahd Kies
Waijel Schmatl
Garden Club Country Store This Friday
Ladies in the Eagle base are putting the final touches on preparations for their Country Store. The event is slated for this Friday at Clear Ta Co in Saeworn, with proceeds supporting club activities and community projects.
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Garden Club Country Store
Gerden
Ta Co
Saeworn
County Court Adopts Fire Ant Study Resolution
Commissioners in a county court approved a resolution urging state legislators to fund a study of the fire ant problem. County agents cited ongoing efforts in nearby counties and a plan for a three-stage treatment, with cost estimates and focus areas in local regions. Some members opposed drafting a resolution that would require county funds, but the court ultimately endorsed pursuing study and potential statewide control measures.
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Colorado
Son
Aresent Snd
Bolatne
Tewas
Yoakum Ang
Ares Sofimigstoner
L. Vy Silas, Jr
Hal Fe
Tls
Ge Cramek
Fuller Named Constable In Precinct 2
Rey Tuller, formerly with the Rosenborg city Bolles department, was appointed by Colornsa County Commissioners to the office of Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 2. The precinct covers Rock Island, Sheridan, Garwood and Hoda, with annual pay set at 273.60 dollars.
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Rey Tuller
Sheridan
Rosenborg
Bolles
Colornsa
Stoners’ Gours
Constabe
Juntios
Bean
Constants
Frank Wesnelski
Garwood
Ohuelius
Nocen
Didete
Wales
Fuller
Rock Island
Gare Wood
Dick's Restaurant And Coffee Shop Opens In New Site
Dick's Restaurant And Coffee Shop opens at the former Sportsman's Restaurant site on Bootle Drive in Barts Lake. Owner Le Rick Wood says renovations modernize the kitchen dining area and add a private party room and walk‑in cooler. Daily hours from 6 am to 12:30 am, catering for private functions, reservations available, with a planned formal grand opening later.
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Meka Restaurane and Co~we
Bootle Drive
Barts Lake
Ant
Rick Wood
Pooded
Warhateria
Daal Main
Cofteschi
Neuse
Drek’s
Fabian
Jnerge
Catherlige
Sheridan Fire Dept Benefit Dance Friday
The Sheridan Volunteer Fire Department sponsors its annual dance to raise funds on Friday May 8 1971 at the Belleville Legion hall from 8 90 p m with music by the Yellowstars. Donations are 1.25 per person. All are urged to attend and support this worthwhile organization.
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Sndtsiay Volunteer Fire Department
Belielteville Legion
Yelstars
Aschenbeck Named Dist Conservationist
A local official profile notes James Aschenbeck was named district conservationist, with references to regional agencies and ongoing land and wildlife efforts. The report mentions Colorado ties and a Farm Service context, highlighting conservation work and related appointments.
Postage Rate Changes Ahead for Sunday Stamps and Cards
Postmaster J. C. Johnson announces Sunday postage increases for stamps and past cards. First class rates rise to higher values, with general delivery and special services seeing adjustments. Details include a 95 cent trip fee for certain mail and specific rates for first class and air mail items.
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Rome
J. C. Johnson
Lei
Ava
Acard
Gupalema
Rice Board Hires 4 To Teach Next Year
The Rice Board approved four new teachers for the 78 school year including Whilamae Pall as athletic director and social studies teacher. Charley Wegs and Richard Holoway joined as assistant coaches, with Linda Appell teaching in the primary grades and Mrs. Ruby Melton moving to the Middle School for music and choir. New staff assignments include Jerey Janich as first grade teacher in Garwood replacing Felich Pavitk.
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Sehoat
Jesa
Whilamae Pall
Med Schal
W. deSharo
Charley Wegs
Texas A&m
Bishop
Texas
Appell
Elec
Ri~ Shard Holoway, A Aradiate of Texas A&m
Ries Oleirich
Dishop
Will Tagel
Linda Appell
Eagle Lake
Ruby Melton
Melton
Midis
Sam Histon
Sam Histon Slals Oaly
Pishnp
Jerey Janich
Daminteau College
Houston
St. Philip’s
Erade Tezener
Garwood
Favit Paviitek
Hayes Maternlty Jeave
Jatish
Nada
Debbie Roch Finalist With Watercolor
Miss Jetele Rath of Rice High School art student Iroit Sheridan has two watercolor pictures in the Sarg art Festival sponsored by The Houston Past. Debbie competed against senior artists from several counties with one piece valued at 84 dollars. Exhibition at Mouse Museum of Fur Arts.
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Jetele Rath
Rice Hige
Iroit Sheridan
Houston
Desbie
Senor Bh
Sackton
Matagarez
Wharton Coublies
Cavan
Alever Jinelisis
Mupeum of Fur Arts
Adaz 3G
Dog Problem Heard Before Commissioners
County commissioners hear a report on dog ownership and control issues after dogs caused incidents in Eagle Lake area. Deputy Bil Ester detailed enforcement steps, court actions, and owners’ responsibilities while noting several fatal and injurious events. law cited on dog control distances and penalties.
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Shersay
Thie County
Bil Ester Fine
Degermnine
Howelless
tve+ stark
Wes
Welifar
Ares
Wice F
Eagle Lake
Joe Linnenne
Don Metalite Perssaumn
Hattems
Rice Board of Equal Begins Work May 24
The Rice Board of Equal begins work May 24 with a preliminary meeting of trustees including W. C. Denne of Sheribo and Lawrence Shine of Garvooe. A tax valuation task is expected to be discussed with industry representatives. The session is to set the agenda for the board’s first actions and future meetings.
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Rice Board of Equal
Lusgriet
Fespi of
Trustees
Pinaday Iidit W
CG Denne
Sheribw
Gade
Lawrence Shine
Garvooe
Fe Board
Agne
Boser
Dee Eagle Lake Dasiee Postlude
Dee Eagle Lake Dasiee reports a postlude at ESCERT POSTPLAWE SD with local attendees and brief remarks by community leaders. The event highlighted regional culture and featured remarks on heritage, youth programs, and future plans.
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Escert
Postplawe
Dee Eagle Lake Dasiee
Bil daabe Sew Deputy Sheriff Beate Pestana
Beate Pestana is reported as a deputy sheriff candidate or appointee with details indicating local law enforcement context and procedural steps surrounding the position. No additional confirmed outcomes or dates are provided in the readable text.
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Rice
Rosalie Janish
Glenda Sunderman
Rosalie Janisit Valedictorian
Glenda Sundeliman
Commissioners’ Court
Constable Ie LP
Dick's
Ser
Aml Mra
Herter Aschenbeck
Freleburs
Soli
Sater Conser — Sm Datel
Aschenbeck
Jyttle
Rice Board
Debbie Roch
Our
Narn Lions Club
Lettosielit
Titl
Columbuy
Cule
Carpenter
Garwaed
Ini Clihérd
Colyitus
Bewln Pav
SUI Mis
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Bil Daabe
Sherif
Beate Pestana
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