Schools Open Here Tue mG Easie Lake Opening Day Details
Opening day reports show Easie Lake and Island area schools ready for classes with Supt Denne D. Fiether noting over 385 students listed on Live certs and more expected as the 1935 term begins. Staff names and grade assignments span elementary and high school levels as teachers prepare rooms and cafeterias.
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Easie Lake
Henry
Tesday
Denne D. Fiether
Tel White
Homer L
Severin
Homer Koliba
Dire Marin Eppa
Elan Ripple
Laura “Boothe
Firth
Ine Plowny
Span
Ele Terntary Ihide
Vine Lee Bameth
Anc Fourty Irs
Dine Reed
Rese Lange
Cass Deben
Thad Yeedes
Lillian
Fannye Benton
Labor Day Holiday Observed at Eagle Lake
Mon day Labor Day designated as a holiday with official observances noted at Eagle Lake. Community members are encouraged to honor the day, with local offices and services limited or closed in recognition of the holiday.
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Eagle Lake
Haliday
Ineas
Area Schools Prepare for Openings September 7 and 8
Area schools announce openings for the 1953-54 term. Lissie School starts September 7 at 9:35 AM with staff including Margaret An del of East Bernard resuming duties. Garwood High School plans a September 7 registration at 9:00 AM and classes on September 8. East Bernard and Rock Island institutions set early-week registrations and classes begin September 7. Sheridan High School opens September 8, with continuing sessions through opening day.
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Halling
Ondey
Lissie
Ion
Ales
Margaret Andel
East Bernard
T. G. Akg
J. L. Adkins
Vuetor Richer
Registraton End
Kock Island
Sheridan High School
East Bernard Stoodente
Regula
Eagle Lake Catholic Church Barbecue Date Set
On Sunday September 27 Eagle Lake Catholic Church hosts its annual barbecue at the Eagle Lake Recreation Center grounds. A $1.00 plate offers a hearty dinner with entertainment for all ages, as Rev. A W Didner and Our Lady of Perpetual Help parishioners invite attendance and plans are to be announced soon.
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Eagle Lake Catholic Church
Eagle Lake Recreation Center
Nook
A. W. Didner
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Furbitt
Eagle Lake Names W E Shaw New Police Chief
Eagle Lake at Tuesday morning appointed W E Shaw as police chief to succeed Fo Campbell. Shaw began duties shortly after the council selection and met city merchants to get acquainted as the new administration takes over law enforcement duties.
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W. E. Shaw
WE. Shaw
Eagle’ Lake
Shaw
Uie Bagle Lake Cty Council
Fo Campbell
Acied Marx
Campbell
BCA
President's Tea Opens Garden Club Activities
The Eagle Lake Garden Club held a Wednesday afternoon gathering at the Community Center to launch the 1953-54 activities. Mrs V Hawkins presided as club president with co hosts Mrs C Stephens and Mrs B Hans. A membership report by Mrs J McCreary added 19 new members, bringing the total to 72.
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Clib
Comimuniy
Eagle Lake Garden
C. 2. Stephens
E. Hans
Ue | Merbershi
J. Hy McCreary
Duncan
Gulf Coast
George Cason
First View
Budget Hearing Set for Sept 9 in Columbus County Court
Public invited to hear about the 1954 county budget at the Columbus County Courthouse. The proposed budget totals 619 550 in receipts with resources at 921 850 and expenditures near 698 000. Tax rate expected to remain unchanged, with minor administration changes and a focus on road and bridge projects. The hearing follows preliminary budget moves and assessment of new valuations expected to exceed 404 10 000 for the first time.
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Columbus
Camerate County
Coury
Menywoie
Hany Hajovsky
Edgar Ll. Litemann
Patment Yeady Too For Party With Nice Cream
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a party with dessert items described as nice cream. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The text hints at a casual gathering or celebration but lacks concrete details to confirm participants or setting.
Rain Bfahrt Damps Nada Homecoming Festivities
Heavy rain drenched the Nada area as residents prepare for a multi event homecoming. The Wade community hosts a church feast, barbecue, auction and dance sponsored by St Mary’s and the Nada Council with meals priced at 1.50 per plate. Adolph Falke leads music at the hall after a 9 pm supper. Parishioners invite friends to attend all activities.
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Wade
Sanlay
Sux St. Mary's
Columbus
Nada Council
Adolph Falke
Srhulenduns
J. Bily
St Mary's
Den
Story of Rice Televised at 8:30 PM September 7
A TV feature on KPACATV Houston titled Texas in Review will air at 8:30 PM September 7. It explains rice growth and processing from planting to market, showing irrigation, harvest, drying, milling, and cooperatives. The segment includes Rice cooking demonstrations and industry-backed aims to improve rice production and consumption.
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Texas
Rizo Tadustey
Byumide Ty
Cooperacinn
Texas Rioy Frinton
Lions Carnival Friday Nite Promises Gala Event
Lions announce a big Eagle Lake carnival at the city park starting 5 30 p m with a 3 30 p m school band opening. The event features supper, games, pony rides, cake and drinks plus a charity drive for local projects and community fellowship.
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Eagle Lake High School
New Campbell
Citzens
Lion
Robert Wilcoss
Wil Fueve
Mer
Howlluly
Liensta
Atlee
Linas
Nelehbuss
Lions
Community notes on local stroke survivors and visitors
Mrs. Flom Smith and Mrs. Anna H Wilktox are recovering after serious strokes in Laughlin Hospital. Both remain under care with hopeful prospects for a return home. Zeno Roberts of Houston visited relatives at Bugle Lake with Alvin Greeks, at their early home.
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Colorado
San Francisco
Auouse
Cpl
Edwin
Bubs) Suleck
Ose
Mrr
Fred Bulock
Weimar
Flom. Smith
Anna H Wilktox
Laughlin
Lovetin
Furthur
Zeno Roberts
Housted
Sunnday
Alvin Greeks
Pour Ary
Grand jury to study 40 cases opening September term
Adee Lester Holt will empane a grand jury in Colbysun County district court opening the September term. The court will conduct business and review cases including three for murder. A new public address and lighting system improve proceedings and night sessions. Cases include Ray Mitowid charged with murder by indictment and others like Margaret Wink versus ROA Windbar and Gates versus Agnes Gates. Highway 7 damage suit of 35,725 against Harshman and Henry listed for trial later in the week.
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Adee Lester Holt
Alonduyurs
Mariame
Sec
Colbysun County
Wim Fage
Pew
Douletta
Tourder
Eddie Smith
Jackson
Knilime
Ray Mitowid
Janes Allayty
Columbus
Guto
Diceree
Margaret Wink
Roa
Gates
Agenes Booth Gates
W. W. Elsen
Famer L. Konishowsky
Clinton Harshman
George W. Henry
Damage To Rice, More To Cotton Reported in This Area
The region endures a week of intermittent showers and heavy rain, hindering harvests. Rice damage is noted, with downed crops and reduced recovery prospects, while cotton faces waterlogging and stand loss in many fields. Estimates vary, but losses could rise as rains persist.
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Sasuray
Beyind
David Wintermenn
Council Adjusts Sewer Tap Fee To Increase Connects
City hall meeting Tuesday night approved higher sewer tapping fees to boost participation. The former $17.50 rate will rise for main-line taps, with a $35.00 charge for digging to the main in some cases and a $10 tapping fee if a stack is needed to extend to the main. A $5.00 inspection would apply if the stack is hit. city-provided compensation may reduce some charges.
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Morrihees
Cites Cimiheil
Conn
Cimen
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