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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1975
Page
2
Community leaders in Rusk set goals for a better city including a Tourist Railroad and park work, water and sewer modernization, and housing to support future growth. A 12 unit project completed in 1974 filled. more housing is urged as newcomers arrive and the city eyes prosperity amid regional economic troubles.
Readers urge action at the Highway 69 and Euclid Street intersection citing repeated crashes and injuries caused by a blind bend. They call for a petition or campaign to remove the hazard before more lives are lost.
A meditation on how behavior forms from habit experience and heredity. The essay notes competing theories and the lure of psychology in modern culture. It contrasts Western ambition with Eastern humility in seeking answers.
The Rusk Lions meet with guests Dr A J Dalgle ish and Charles Warren awaiting membership. Tailtwister change by Lion Raymond Cooper sparks debate. Huckabee presents a town story about a silver boom era resort with 3 000 ft ski trails and mountain scenery. Members plan travel to a famed destination with high mountains and ski culture.
The Rush Evening Lions Club hosted a successful annual boxing tournament with strong crowds and praise for Orren Bowling and team. Thanks are given to Mrs Paul Hubbard and helpers including Jerry Paul Donald Bostick Ray Lowe Glen Miller and Lions members for support. A talk by Cherokee County historian Mr Jack Moore highlighted the Texas State Railroad project as a tourist draw. The club looks to recruit new members at the February 12 1975 meeting and notes a Ground Hog Days joke about pests.
Extensive roll of 2nd Class certificates issued to discharged soldiers listing names such as James D Long Mary M Long Josiah T Childers Henry P Barron Zacariah P Finley plus hundreds of acres attributed to each, extending through Edmund V Eubanks with a continuation indication.
A fragment notes Old Tomex reference to Slivery as a live secret and a dead telephone, suggesting a puzzling phrase or proverb in a clipped historical snippet. No clear event or attribution beyond the cryptic line.
A compiled list shows Lone Oak to Maydelle and Rusk churches across Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Assembly of God, Church of Christ, and other denominations. It includes many congregations in Rusk plus Jacksonville, Gallatin, Reklaw, Mt. Pleasant, and Maydelle, with a roster of circuit and local pastors.
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