Sports items from the 1959 season preview and hunting season figures
The section outlines 1959 Owls and other teams with players and dates, notes wavering returns from Rice, and lists hunting season permits. It references Walker filling fullback spots, Texas A and M ties, and the Game and Oyster Commissions handling whitewing and dove seasons. It also covers permit draws for Trans-Pecos antelope and related schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lalue
Sarious
Walker
Wharton County
Toholscai
Tirst
Braden
B. Bisphora
Fuston
Sparks
Owls
Teachars
Soterman
Melvin
Texas A
WCJC Pioneers To Open Season
Ambiguous fragmentary text mentions WCJC Pioneers and an opening season with unclear details. Readable words suggest a high school or college team and a game setting, but exact opponent, location, or date are not discernible from the readable portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCJC
Pioneers
Ahoma
Dive Go Fair At Wharton Promises Prize Drive
Wharton Fair organizers announce a promotional event with a gold belt prize and a new “Drive In” tag. The four day fair includes guest invites, a special committee award, and chances to win among ticket holders. Local shoppers await details on dates and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguey
Willoe
Rusty
Boy Scout News Report From Lane Gravel Fir Location
A local Boy Scout section named Troop ss4 Vroup S21 made news this week tied to planning and activities. Names such as Wayne Brugher Ben Smith Joh Waller Meitzen Viltar Kenerth Wright int Clipson Diele Luna James Bell Billy Ueonedks James Brambe lmv Lonnie Sommeartstie appear among participants as the judge questions whether a trip was deceived by an intended outing and the involvement of master L. J. Spanther and assistant John Brasher with escorts Rouben Muench in attendance.
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Ss4
Vroup
S21
Wayne Brugher
Ben Smith
Joh Waller Meitzen
Viltar
Kenerth Wright
Int’ Clipson
Diele Luna
James Bell
Billy Ueonedks
James Brambelmv
Lonnie Sommeartstie
Atrmaster L. J. Spanther
John Brasher
Rouben Muen
School buses carry 320000 children statewide last year
State records show 320000 children rode school buses last year amid transportation funding questions. Officials note most buses run on gravel routes with limited paved roads and emphasize ongoing modernization efforts to improve safety and service for students.
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Sehaol
TMA
Sint
Ecglte
Elsa
Wensual
Inividual Senaat Cts
Eagle Lake Eagles Open 1950 Season At Sealy Friday
The Eagle Lake Eagles travel to Sealy Friday night for their season opener. Coach Payne leads a 22 man roster with key backs Tise and Simank and ends Varma and Rowdy. Sealy Tigers bring returning starters and a strong backfield led by Trejq. Weathered by injuries, both teams aim for early form and home-field advantage.
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Eagle Lake Eagles
Sealy ‘Tigers
Sealy 'Priday
At & Pm
Arnold Payne
Lem Kirksley
Bagley
Payne
Dames
Tiel Hecking
Sam
Bi Baily
Tammy Scott
Synith
Bayle
Scott
Tise
Leon Simank
Ernie Varma
Jack Rowdy
Jom Mahulitc
Je Postlinn
Roehert
Bos
Baets
Jumion High mm
Caneeatin Teel
Shewmen
Loo
Govertly Sonly Tigers
Vagina
Sharks
Osey
Willy Reswrh
Lapmatyan
Kragles
Lasker Minti
Kanes
Louise
Mintoun
High School Band Prepares for Big Game Night
Band Director Ray Baril and members have practiced daily for weeks with two extended rehearsal days and early morning sessions. The ensemble plans a polished performance tomorrow night at the high school, aiming for a standout show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Baril
Insthye
Twoernings
Onin Ly
Untitled Rice Recipe Fragments and Odd Notations
Fragmented note describes a rice recipe with chicken and seasonings, plus garbled phrases about measurements and techniques. Text includes stray words like pepper, salt, paprika, and pepper. several illegible lines mix in unrelated terms and partial ingredient names.
Garwood PTA plans kickoff and meetings for school year
The Garwood PTA agenda includes a Monday joint meeting, a planned opening of the school year, and a bake sale at football games. A member discussion will follow at the next regular meeting on the second Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinealee
Landiste
Gaywoul
P-Ta
Thayne Bun
Brahmas Cards Try Tangle In Columbus Friday Night
Brahmas travel to Columbus to meet the Columbus Cardinals in the season opener. Coach Bill Hartley hopes a strong lineup can restore form after graduation losses. Charity notices, social items, and local happenings fill the rest of the page with brief notices and community events.
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Teahms
Columbus
Columbus Cardels
Elevans
Mintest
Brahmas
Ehamps
Nave Beer T
Hathy
Bill Hartley
Bralinas
Nonny Sim
Biron Bartos
Kens Rh
Baew
Bil Geaxer
Bagkedao Mavinka
Gare
Mark Fubate
Cliffort Sehroeder
Melde Anc Cohen
Joe Back
Johnnie Vilttontaur
Lote Valis
Linnie Cenz
Quarterback Club Elects Officers For 1950 51
Shellis Company leader Dowdy elected president of Eagle Lake Quarterback Club at last Friday Rotary Hall meeting. Abercrombie named vice president and Ashby secretary treasurer. Superintendent Draine Fletelier addressed group. Coach Payne and others outlined activities and goals. Board of Directors to guide club with 50 plus members expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BP. Dowdy
Shellis Company
Eagle Laie
Rotary Hall
J. Pars
Draine Fletelier
Dowdy
Arnold Dayne
Wie Brobbing
Jocal Etul
Payne
Une
William F Tinry
Wnaty Bis Pemnarts
Eliel
Tad Lani
Avery
Aura
Cub
Fire Sparks Prompt Fresh Warnings From City Chief
A chaotic report notes new fires since last week prompting Fire Chief Mopter to urge calm. A Monday night inspection by the Wine Department notes outdoor flaring, with warnings to reduce risk and improve waste removal. Officials stress cleaner streets and strict compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beltini
Hookworm Threat Described By Health Officials
Health experts warn hookworms turn strong individuals into weak patients by feeding on blood. Dr Cox notes ongoing tenacious campaigns across Tous and the rural south to educate the public about prevention and treatment options.
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Austin
Guo
Cox
de. Cox
Capedale
Aue Mons
Healey Canorts
Cox Saivs
Cone Cities
Diacoter Bon
Lens
OL Wei
Childern
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Fred R. Frnka
George
Wien
Nis
Sandy
Texas
Jord
Ish
Buster Commission
Wandans
Bralogists
Ley Lienger
Ha Sont
Thomas Mekes Redeo
Wharton Fair
BOY Scout News
Cub Scouts
Teec
Adam
The
SEALY
Lagle Lake
Eagles
Tyr Naine
Pot
Mme
Maiung Beall
James Gwen
Poomiy Smitty
Ui Manly Lauot
Sammy
Lean Sinners van Res
Tariner
Luedecke
Robby
James Zapotec
Garwood News
W. K-Sehulta
Aaldie
Lin
Clarenes Martin
Brace Ping
Mes Robert
Schulering
W. Lawas
Acd. Keremling
Bruce Ming
Mb. Heimay
Kremling
Alto Danklets
Wo Brake
Jim
F MinteesQna
Rebveshnenk
Personnus
Wyo Stallmin
Bertha Meelmuyer
Houston
Stalin Cynthia
Bille Beftigr
Reise Tun
Ha Grange
Mae Mina Low
Barlebake
Gertrudh Smith
Wharton
Oaks
Masher
Ainton
Ben Walia
AMT
Sheppiner i
Tens van Jvar
Katia
Ryne Kallin
Tesbert
Ratan
Weil
Duane Pilly
Hilie
Hupy
Texas University
Tin Garwood Lions Pequiest
Weanes
Dora
W. RR Praia
Carl Schuring
Dili Zbaril
Firnston
Boddy
Francos Navosad
East
Bertie
Ghay Flore
Id Stiallan
Mes. Ullman
W. A. Stallman
Hod Movs
Ytioo PY
Allon
Jimmy
Carl Sith
Clyde Pirming
Tavis
Irgee
Billy
CL H Walling
JoReth
Fond Walling
Mies
Ned Stallman
Calambus
the Wood
Fipfine
Ghat Mora
Bortia Beckroyer
Carter
Sumyatvan
Thare
Quarterback Club
BO Powell
Eagle Lake Furniture Co
Spalinger Hardware
Beckman Drug Store
Lakeview Laundry - Cleaners
Angel
Carl 2d
Posthay
Wizard
America
Omatte
Hama
Abracromaue
Engle Lake
Toras
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