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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1954
Page
7
The Eagles warn of a depleted backfield with training camp adjustments as they prepare for the September 10 season opener. Key playmakers remain limited, prompting managerial decisions on roster depth and game plan.
The Geavend Gars schedule a six man football season opener with Friendswood on Friday September 10 as they host the defending District 21-3 champions in Garwood. Fifteen prospects reported for drills August 23 with four regular starters missing due to graduation.
Fragmentary local item lists names and places including Laughlin Hospital notes and several individuals such as City Eq Johnson and Columbus Arent Boneeka. May reference city West Columbia and Rock Island with a casual remark about stopping at Dairy Mart for a 2 delicious Broila Burger.
Informal recipe fragment describes cooking rice with bacon, peas, corn, onion and milk, layering in a greased casserole, then baking until bacon is crisp. Mentions refrigerating excess rice for quick meals, soups, salads, and casseroles. Provides timing for a 86 minute bake and serves four generous portions.
The Broncos plan fall practice starting August 23 with players reporting for evening sessions. Coach Jim Thompson expects at least fifteen prospects for the six man team. Injuries last year forced withdrawal from competition. Schedule opens Sept 10 at Wallis with a series of games through November.
Mrs L J Spanihel entertained Saturday afternoon with a canasta party honoring Miss Darathy Moe Rampsel of Helietts ville, cousin Jo Mes, and two guests. Attendees included Myrna Wesson Shirley Frnka Grace Dell Smolin Yangeline Loessin Patricia Loessin Virginia Starke and others. Beverly Campbell won high score, Tommy Lou Reeve low, with a pink chintz table and cock's comb arrangement present.
Mr Weddell cites security and licensing issues with a $2 purchase for 1993 54 hunting licenses void as of September 1. He warns of poor hunting seasons due to heavy rains and scarce rain in Sheridan and Rock Island areas, affecting deer shape and future prospects.
The C P Se & ide Store reopened this weekend at its new site, Tomerry the Bradland Grocery. Owners Mrs Helen Collins and Mrs H L Parker invite everyone to visit. The larger premises offer more space for merchandise and convenient parking for customers.
iNEBAL Mr and Mrs R H Teswell attended funeral services Tuesday August 2 for Mrs Bettie Waller an aunt of Mr Teswell.
Miss Nell Parkerson Young departs Tuesday to Fort McClellan Alabama to begin basic training in the Women s Army Corps. Mr and Mrs Ray Zanrednick spent Wednesday in Houston attending business.
Lane High School has completed seating and parking area upgrades for the seven season. Bleachers and players benches were moved to spots near the field, with gravel added in the parking area to improve access.
Rice prices held steady from last week as Bluebonnet rice began to arrive at the local American Rice Growers Association office. High bids at Moriday’s sale reached 7.25 dollars, with other lots selling from 6.81 to 7.24. A safety meeting in Corpus Christi drew W. L. Coffey and Edward Causey Jr from the Tennessee Production Plant.
Two men were convicted on DWI charges in County Court Wednesday morning before Judge A. Hancher. Wardell Courtney received a $50 fine plus costs and 10 days in jail. Julius Adolphus Kasimiersky waived trial. sentence withheld until September 7. Horace Oscar Hoelscher was sentenced for driving while his license was suspended with a $2.50 fine and costs.
East Bernard guest Mrs. 5 R Wiavinka returned home Wednesday after visiting here with her daughter and son in law Su and Mir Pak Marx. Starr Lee is on a business trip this week in Kilgore.
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