Watermelon photo shared by Reedsburg Time-Press
An August 26 1969 note from George C Paulson in the Reedsburg Time-Press mentions an image of Cornwal t that also ran in The Capitol Times Madison and The Times Press of Edensburg. The item notes growing interest in the watermelon photo across papers.
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Atlantic Coast teams Face major problems this ACC season
The article outlines widespread quarterback and depth issues across the ACC. Leo Hart at Duke and Tommy Suggs at South Carolina highlight standout culprits as teams rebuild with limited experienced players and key positions unsettled. North Carolina State and Clemson pursue stability under long-standing coaches amid defensive and offensive gaps.
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Bible School Tab e say August 31st 3 30
The Sunday School Department of Mt. Zion C.M.E. Church presents Bible School tab e say on August 31 at 3 30. Guest churches include Bee Bee Memorial C.M.E Rising Star Baptist and Bethel A.M.E. Mrs Callie Boatner is Sunday School superintendent. LEST WE FORGET Busy Bee 4 H Club meets August 28 at 5 pm at City Park Youth Center to discuss important business. Harold Jones is president. Valene Pearson reporter. FAMILY REUNION Washington family held reunion August 23 1969 at Mrs Exter Williams home 709 South Laurel with about seventy attendees. Prayer by Clodle Washington. Menu barb cued pork baked beans potato salad drinks. Photos taken. several relatives listed. DINNER GUESTS Exter Williams hosted dinner guests August 27 including Aunt Mrs Lala…
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Howard Perry
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Louisiana
Lacy Jones
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Texas
Big Eight to Be Another Close One
Big Eight's 1969 race promises a tight finish with five teams in title contention. Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado all carry threat, while Kansas State and Iowa State surge. Rebuilding squads at Kansas and Missouri show potential, and Oklahoma State pursues a five-year plan under Floyd Gass. Steve Owens leads Oklahoma as a prime Heisman contender, with supporting stars Zabel Mildren and Mendenhall.
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Dale Evans
John Mosier
Emery Hicks
Karl Salb
Ron Jessie
California
Or. Simpson
Dan Devine
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Rocky Wallace
Mark Kuhlman
Butch Davis
Tigers
Terry McMillan
Bob Anderson
Spears
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van Brownson
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