Free X-Ray Screening Offered by Health Department
The State Health Department announces free chest X-ray examinations at the Lake area facility on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday September 25 26 and 27. Citizens ages fifteen and older may receive a free examination to detect signs of tuberculosis. no appointment is needed.
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State Department of
Heath
Mobie X-Ray
Eage
Thursdar
Uity
Prngras
Lake Lions Grub
Zee
The
Texas
Southeestern Gas Company
State Health Department
Funeral Services For H. German At 4 PM Today
Funeral services for H German are set for 4 PM today with Rev Waller Miller of Grace Lutheran officiating. The obituary notes twelve grandchildren and numerous other relatives. Born in G 3B, Hans H Gernes died recently and is remembered by family and friends near the Mars river community.
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Waller
Miller
Grace Lutheran Wealfe
Servi Lake
Alsa
Ana
Canenter
Hans H Gernes
Oka
Iismite
reeNaya
Margaret Sebai Ohrsie
Sn A
Mars Rive
Tamly Ir
Suminariy
Fifteen-Year Sentencing Total in District Court
District Court opened with fifteen years handed down across cases tried to date. Eight years are suspended. Rufus Tillman faces murder indicment while Claude Moore pleads guilty to assault with five year penitentiary term. George B. Badsford pleads guilty to forgery and receiving two years. Edward James Clark receives burglary sentence of two years with earlier violation suppression noted. Others receive suspended terms or probation. trials and deferrals listed for today.
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Criminnal
Dstrict
Menrdar Tris
Rufus Tillman
Focal Negro
Ithy
Mersan
Claude Moore
Tob‘horn
Assauit
Iminus
George B. Badsford
Edward James Clark
Gilden
Trwetes
Lal Monlan
James Bridwel
Willam Wallace
Edgarmans
Pedro Nehes
Althouse
Stoger
Columbus
William J. Ward
Thors- Ley
Wi. Pearson
Wharton County Fair Opens Tuesday Annual Rodeo Schedule
The Wharton County Fair kicks off Tuesday with livestock exhibits and a Don Prender show amid a full midway of entertainment. Senior rodeo performances begin at 8:00 PM with events set for Thursday at Priddy and Saturday September 27. The annual fair promises varied entertainment and acreage of exhibits for attendees.
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Annuel Whortsi
Wharton
Eagle Lake PTA Holds Annual Meeting at High School
The Eagle Lake Farms Association opens its year with a business meeting and social at the high school auditorium this Thursday. President Mrs H C Crenwelge says the executive board meets at 2:00 PM and urges all parents teachers and friends to join for 50 cents a year. Memberships can be paid at the meeting or sent to Mrs Ben Braper. The PTA will introduce new faculty members and acquaint members with faculty.
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Esgle Lake Farms' Association
H. C. Crenwelge
M Crenwelge
Ben Braaper
Parent Teacher Association
Hawkes Visits From Abineton for Pit Week
Emy Hawkes of Abineton pa arrives with sister Mes for pit week events. The pair are seen at local gathering as the pageant-season strolls through town.
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Emy Hawkes
Abineton
Mes
Monday Art Classes Open To Interested Area Citizens
The Ministerial Alliance of Eagle Lake will honor faculty members and their spouses at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Thursday September 27. Art classes for citizens begin Monday at 3:00 p.m., with instructor Leslie T. Henson from LaGrange. Classes meet 4:00 p.m. each Monday at the Slesani tary School. invitation extended to all area residents to join.
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Ex Ple Lake
Eagle Lake
Arl
Baglé Lake
Lissie
Mons
Leslie T. Henson
la Grangé
Slesanitary School
Eagles Visit Weimar for District 2A Grid Clash
Eagle Lake High travels to Weimar Friday night to face the Wildcats in a district 2A game. The Eagles, coming off a 20 7 win over Shiner and a 19 6 loss to Lawren, seek victory as Weimar aims to rebound after a 12 0 defeat last week.
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Eagle Lake High School
Eapies
Womatsr
Lomorréus
Biriday
Wildrats
Snav-Dla
Rick Gains
Eagle Lake Fens
Eccommas
Eagles Iml High Ghoat
Weimar
Eagles
Wildcats
Distro
Eagle
Tecord
Shiner
Berner
Caeth Lilly Nelson
Ip Ti Pasaine
Johnny Houching
Joe Hol
Adolf Kalena Dixon
Gilbreath
Nya
Maurice Beken
Campaign Drive Set With Rally And Symbol Plan
Lloyd Spalinger and coghalrrhan lead the Tunde campaign with a rally at 10 am on Getebrr 28, featuring a permanent symbol aided by Mrs. V. P. Matthews who proposes three large eagle heads and a red heart. Gummed stickers will be distributed to contributors as Mr. Wispel schedules a next Tuesday meeting of majors and interested cites for further organization.
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Mir
Nippel Algo
Lloyd Spalinger
He & Coghalrrhan
Tunde
V.P. Matthews
Matthews
Wispel
BR. Wilcox
Consolidated Fiyy
B Ho Hurley
R Ly Cook
M. MW. Jones
Mas
D. R. Wintermenn
Ered Yeager
Albert Spanihel
Lloyd Spal
LR. Finke
Nir Yeager
Debra Ruth Frenzel Grand Winner In Baby Photo Contest
Debra Ruth Frenzel won the grand prize in the 40th annual baby beauty contest held at Eagle Lake Pureities Company. The August event awarded a $2500 value hand painted portrait and a 5 by 7 studio portrait to the grand winner, with several runners up named in other age groups and prizes.
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Debra Ruth Frenzel
Tittle
Debra Ruth Renal
Corvin Franzel
Eagle Lake
Eagle Lake Pureities Company
Ruth
Tory Ann Woebt Taaligier
Bobby Wright
Walls
Tomihs
Kurt Thomas
Mm TE R. Thomas
Art Binteeman
Henry Surderman
Lisgie
Morton Parkes
H. L. Parker
Snow White Laundry to Move to New Nenny Location
Pryor Sinmans announces Snow White Laundry will relocate this weekend to a new building in the former First Rapist Wreh of Cale Avenue. The move aims to open Monday morning with updated facilities and services.
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Snow Yy Watte
Neny
Pryor Sinmans
Snow White Laundry
Aunt Meaners
Wreh
Cale Avene
Monfay
Burglars Hit Local Businesses In Separate Weekend Night Flings
Police report two incidents this weekend. In Columbus a drive in and nearby shops were robbed of cigarettes beer and cash with minor injuries. In another area a drive inn and laundry were burglarized with thefts totaling about $20 plus merchandise. No arrests yet.
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Fighway
Tie Janhary
Pryet Simmelin
Ary
James Adams
Basle Myr
Mes
Overton Drive Inn
Ted
Columbus
Important Girl Scout Parent Meeting
Parents and leaders are invited to attend a meeting at 78 pm on September adth at the Fegle Deke Community Center. This is the only meeting planned for the year and attendance is urged for all Girl Scouts and Brownies.
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Molday
Fegle Deke
Sarcns
Gir
Annual Catholic Barbecue Set Sunday at El Rec Center
The Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church hosts its annual picnic and barbecue at Wentfu picnic grounds on Highway 90 A across from the Legion Pool starting at noon. Tickets are 1.00 per plate with free entry for under five. rides and games will entertain attendees into the evening.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Dagle Lake Recreation Center
Highway 90-A
Legion Swimming Pool
W W. Didier
Our Lady of Perpetual Hely
First Texas Patna Rice Brings $8.76 At Auction
The First Texas Patna rice of the season was sold at the American Rice Growers Cooperative Association office. Bids ranged across several varieties including Blue Bonnet and Century Patna with top offers around 87.59 for Century Patna and 84 for Blue Bonnet. Several lots and futures were auctioned with varying bidder names and amounts.
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American Rice Growers Comperative Association
Eilidle Caylor
SRG Fram Coript
Somea and Yeurs
Texas Farina
Big Agen
Yesterioy
Boroc
Rayman Kabtetfel
L. Cook
A. W. and &. L. Maheleffel
Frank Higgins
Garwood American Hire, Growers Association
Blur Fonnét
Raimond Hazard Stilters
Building Program Committee Organized in Colo County
A Colorado County building program committee was formed to identify county problems and possible solutions. The steering group includes county residents and extension staff, with officers and subcommittees named to study conservation, water, and rural development, to advise the county extension agents and relay community needs to agencies.
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Colo
Colorado
Corpunitece
Columbus
Wil Jncinder Chalavan
Audh! BK
Wilnan
Allpytons
Yoon
Mins
Mme Sehr
Frelstuese Vimit
Pharomit Brie
Cor Timms
Chunte Extension Council Oy
OM Witsor
Miss Beholty
Wre Bunnin
Hefr
JM Rodin Ala Koeln
Leannil Steet
Otte 1
Ibricht
R. Cipsan
Leroy Weishath
Frank Kole
Heavy Krencl
On C
Ewald Brandt
Annin Horak
Luelle Rainer
Eheimnen
Laster Ediinlor
Azet Calcir
CE Ta
Son
Cate
Catton
Chas
Besta
Pulse
Marrs
Argstrom- Ono
Foe
Ares AG
Clpsan
Gus Prunsey
Ate
Lee Stahl
Dayle
Monee
Coty
Avent
Edna Prentie
Enmceened
Arid
First Baptist Plans Revival Meeting
The First Baptist Church of Rae gle Lake announces a revival from October 3 to 14. Services start at 7 am and 7 30 pm daily with coffee and doughnuts after the morning sessions. Attendees are urged to join all or part of the series.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Raegle Lake
Tunciloh
Texas
Tommie Godfrey
Carmize Spears
Chet
County Chapter of TSTA Set to Meet in Sheridan
Local Chapter of the Teachers Association planning a Monday meeting in Sheridan to discuss officer roles and retirement provisions. Community notices name Supt Punk Lewis and officers Myer Furby Martinek and WW Kesnon among organizers and attendees.
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TSTA
Sheridan
Celaraie
Snernen
Punk Lewis
Garweed
1956 Scheel Tax Statements In Mai
Tax reports show school tax assessments and related figures for the Scheel district. The records list totals such as 124,729.00 and 119,481.72 with highlighted percents and dates, noting no early discount and noting tax actions by the collector.
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Mai
Isri
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Wharton County
SOCIA
Jina
Version Miculka
Ben Bahrens
Clifton Marshall
Jimmy Froke
Bernik Siler
Jos Favela
Doath Cath
Fullbank
Larey Beever
Pradétie
Berelp
Keat Beyette
Goa
EL Rec Center
County A. and M. Club
Colorado Chmty Oa
M. Club
Aggies
Bill Memorial Park
Hill’ Memorial Park
Highway 90
Alto
Humlee OU and Refining Company
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