Pecos Eagles Feel Town Support Behind Fall Football
The writer laments a return to the fall season and notes Pecos Eagle football optimism with six home games at Rotary Field. He highlights crowd turnout, a new sports editor, and his own role on the sidelines while praising Pony League organizers Leo Elliott, Phillip Ryan, Lynn Owens, and local contributors for backing the team’s successful run.
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Pecos Eagle
Rotary Field
Ector
el Paso
Lamesa
Carlsbad
Pecos
Jerry Millsapps
Eagle Squad
Eagles
Hattie B. Wilson
Beer Hill
Barstow
Hattie B
Donald Ray Walker
Abilene
Don
Wire
East Pecos Hornets
Leo Elliott
Phillip Ryan
Lynn Owens
Pony League
Leo
Marshall Huffman
Texas Highway Dept
Phillip
Brown Pipe
Lynn
Rig Count Stays Steady in Permian Basin Weekly
Reed Drilling Tool reports 151 rigs drilling in the Permian Basin for the second straight week tying last week. A year earlier 171 rigs were active in the two-state area with 37 of 65 counties showing drilling and one rig in Edwards County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin
Reed Drilling Tool
Edwards County
Pecos County
Lea County
N.M
Martin
Ward
Reeves
Andrews Borden Brewster Chaves Cochran Coke Crane Crockett Ector
Eddy Edwards Fisher Gaines Garza Hockley Howard Irion Kent Kimble Lea
Loving Lubbock
Menard Nolan Pecos
Presidio
Reagan Reeves
Today in History August 24 Highlights Through Time
On this date in 1814 British troops burned Washington DC including the Capitol and White House. Other events include Pompeii’s burial by Vesuvius in 79 AD and Edison’s motion picture patent in 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Capitol
White House
Mt. Vesuvius
Italy
Pompeii
Herculaneum
George Washington
Philadelphia
Braxton Bragg
Kentucky
Thomas A. Edison
Amelia Earhart
United States
Getulio Vargas
Brazil
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Pacific
South Vietnam
U.S
LBJ School of Public Affairs Accepts 45 New Students
Fortyseven new students join the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas for a two year Master of Public Affairs program. The class includes nine women, ages 21 to 33, with backgrounds from Harvard to Pomona and fields from psychology to engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleges
Harvard
Pomona
Clark
Texas A&m University
Beauceant Holds Monthly Business Meeting in Pecos
The Pecos Beauceant Assembly met at the Masonic Hall with Mrs. J. T. Marsh presiding in place of the Worthy President. Reports discussed included correspondence from the Supreme Worthy President and plans for a joint meeting with Alpine Assembly on March 30, 1972, plus a bake sale set for September 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
J. T. Marsh
C. E. Cantrell
Marsh
R. D. Hildreth
Supreme Worthy
Warren E. Brown
Supreme Assembly
Los Angeles
Hilton Hotel
Cantrell
Assembly
Hildreth
Alpine Assembly
C. L. Elkins Jr
J. B. McCoy
Midland
H. L. Teaney
Nieman-Marcus
Gas heating saves marriages by keeping air moving
A humorous pitch argues gas central heating reduces arguments over open or closed windows by providing constant fresh air exchange. It contrasts gas with electric heat, claiming gas costs less and requires less insulation, then encourages consulting a marriage counselor or heating contractor and choosing gas.
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Southern Union Gas Company
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Christchurch
Jan Wilson
Bill Simmons
Heck
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Fran Land
Angelo State
West
Texas
Charles Buxton
C. T. Mount
Virgie Mount
Beauceant
Greem Applif
Mark
Pat
Ann
Johnson
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