Garwood Lions Carnival Fair Opens October 22
The Sixth Garwood Lions Carnival Fair is set to open October 22 with contests, exhibits, and awards. Prizes include 7.50 for first, 10.00 second, and 97.5 and 2.50 for outstanding parade entries, plus domestic exhibit prizes and poultry, sewing, and amateur crafts categories. The event features Farm Market Highway project support, concerts by Garwood High School, and a variety of rides for all ages, with proceeds aiding community projects.
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Musical Variety Program At Sixth Annual Fair
A musical variety program at the Sixth Annual Fair and Carnival closes with Smokey Stover of Breckley & Imperial Records performing What A Shame and Low Planning Rose. Radio stars Wonly Countin and Tex Carey headline with stories of Opry and DuMont TV appearances. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. all invited to this talent filled night.
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Smokey" Stover
Brecily & Inyerial Records
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Annual Girl Scout Mexican Supper Set on Nov 7
The Girl Scout Mexican Supper will be held Saturday November 7 at Eagle Lake Community Center. Funds support Girl Scouting in Eagle Lake. Mexican menu served cafeteria style between the hours of five and eight. Tickets: $1.00 per plate.
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Garwood FM Road Official Opening Planned Oct 22
The new shorter Eagle Lake to Garwood Farm-to-Market route via Matthews will receive an official ribbon cutting on October 22 as part of the Garwood Fair and Carnival program. The event, proposed by the Eagle Lake Chamber through the Trade Development Committee, aims to showcase the road’s value to area neighbors across the river.
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Garwood
Matthews
Garwood Sidhs
Club Fair
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Texas Highway Department
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Altair
King Highway 71
Clyde Nispel
Wie Aneider
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Welfare discussion panel invited Wednesday at Eagle Lake
The Eagle Lake Study Club hosts a welfare discussion at 4:00 p m in the Ure Community Center at Gusher Dist The Colorado County Judge Jon A Happeber opens with remarks on the Old Folks Home and welfare state concerns Mrs Hampton of the Texas Health Department and a State Welfare Department representative will provide information The Rev D Rhea Allison serves as moderator
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Colorado County
Jon A. Hapeber
Hampton
Texas Health Department
Austin
State Welfare Department
D. Rhea Allison
Tax Collections At Spalinger's In Eagle Lake Oct 1921
Tax collectors Golier Bemry Hajavsky and deputies will be in Eagle Lake at Spalinger October 1921 to collect 1953 property taxes and poll taxes. Collections will be made from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of the upcoming week.
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Colorado County
Tex Golier Bemry
J. Hajavsky
Eagle Lake
Join PTA Monday Porchlight Campaign At Eagle Lake
The PTA plans a porch light campaign Monday night from 7 to 9 to invite residents to join. Members will call on homes, explain PTA work, and collect 1953 54 dues of fifty cents for a full share of the organization.
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Teather Association
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Bids Filed for County Farm Job and Bridge Site
Four bids were received for the county farm project with Drynsalia Lumber and Construction Co and three others from Barta and Neuendorf groups. Barta offered a $240 reduction if farming was omitted, and totals ranged up to $2533.83. The court approved moving to acquire City of Columbus Lot 43 Block 43 near the Best Colorado river for an underground water storage tank and agreed to distribute $19,288.76 state funds among four commissioners. Mrs W M Von Heeder joins Headlight as part time transcriber. Mr Von Derdeus linked with Sealy Bureau and Dr. reside in Ptedge district.
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Clerié
Friga
Drynsalia Lumber and Construction& Co
Columbus
bin Barta
Weimar
Cowies Neuendorf
Barta
Cour 16
City of Columbus
Coloradoiver
Uy A
Band Boosters to Meet Monday Night
A meeting of Band Boosters at the Banie Lake Met School aims to discuss the Band Stand, concession stands, and operating plans for the 1932-54 school year. Principal topics include support from parents, student performances, and inviting nonmembers to participate in planning.
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Banie Lake
Frank C. Pla Boon
Provident
Booters Club
N. Campbell
Uipheis
Zehool
Aline Tans
Genue
Lrom
Getabyr
Eagle Lake
Jmrade
Som
Farm, Ranch Men To Meet With Thompson Tuesday
Farmers and ranchers from Cole and Cavaca Counties will attend a community meeting at the school to discuss pest control and future farm policies. The gathering, led by Mr Thompson, is set for seven o clock with free crested remarks and possible feeding at Community Hall or New Hall.
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Thom
Pest
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New Bie
Harvest auction bids noted for Rexora and peers
Yesterday at the Americus Hive Growers office high bids emerged for Rexora Kiva at FILA per barrel and for Texas Patna with bids up to 10.88. Other lots included Bluebonnet rice and Century Vatna with varying offers as the 1953 harvest drew near, limited acreage remaining.
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Americar Rug Groware
Dutcher & Co
Dé Wells
Bnotherlow
Priohare
Bluebonoet Rice
Over 800 to board circus train here on Nov 5
Initial reports indicate more than 800 children will board a special train in Eagle Lake for Houston to visit the Starkville Circus at the Houston Coliseum. Sheridan and Garwood will head the special train in Eagle Lake. Arabia Temple of Kingston sponsors. Tickets for November 5th are 1.00 for students six to twelve and 2.00 for children under twelve.
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Stuwine Circus
Sim
Clay to Go Before Grand Jury Monday on Murder Charge
District court activity in Columbus this week includes a pending case against Leonard Clay of Eagle Lake for murder of Night Watchman A. L. Duhmidt. The grand jury reconvenes Monday to consider the charge and related matters as other cases, including a divorce and a loan suit, outline the docket.
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Columbus
Leonard Clay
Eagle Lake
A. L. Duhmidt
Clay Uring
Calorade County
Federal Savings
Herzik
Luslew Laold
Day
Tyastay
Fis
Mullettsville
Adigeilie
Sheriff Walker Narrowly Survives Accidental Gun Discharge
Sheriff Walker escaped serious harm after a revolver discharged during a demonstration in Columbus. The ball struck behind his right ear, traveled under the skin, and lodged in the vault ceiling. He was treated at Collins Hospital and kept under observation for several days for concussion and headache.
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Colorado County
A. Walker
Hagle Lake Wight
Alzery Schmidt
Columbus
Walter
Walker
Richard W. Schmidt
Walker Walker
pHilet Meray
Studi
Boy Scout Fund Drive Set To Kick Off Tuesday Morning
The 1953 Hoy Scout drive begins at 7:00 AM Tuesday with an all hands breakfast at the Basic Like Center. Bowyess, campaign chair, urges participation to fund Scouting in the Sam Houston Area Council. The drive runs across council boundaries with funds supporting operations and local scouting programs. Contact Mr Bogeess to join. Volunteers are thanked as efforts support 6,395 volunteers and 27 August lenders across 15 counties.
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Corp Milly Center
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Sam Houston Seal Council
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Eagles Journey to Klein for Friday Football Clash
Eagles travel to Klein Friday to meet Klein High School in a non conference game. The Klein lineup features backfield changes with Perry out, Tony Starke set to start, and a hoped for first win as locals plan a big turnout to cheer the Eagles.
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Gre Bugies
Fll
Mirangin
Gabe
Tak Ubis Weuk
Aeudegh Pares
Legion Plans Active Program For Coming Year
Legion outlines year long schedule with post activities and membership drives. The report notes committee chairs and plans for World War veterans eligibility, a summer radio budget, and daily receipts totaling 1626.49 with season tickets 486.00 and overall revenue 2112.19. Final balance 291.80 remains for summer radio.
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Wee Laws Divers
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Jaat
Yith Hagauuss
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