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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1990
Page
5
Jack Stein expresses gratitude for overwhelming local support in Wellington after a major surgery and long recovery. He recalls flowers, hundreds of signatures on get well cards, hospital visits by residents and church ministers, and the comfort of friends and neighbors during his hospital stay and return home.
Texas will mail a one page survey to 12 500 hunting lease operators beginning January 2 1990. The cooperative study by Texas Agricultural Experiment Station and Extension Service aims to compare lease operations county and state wide and improve lease programs for landowners and operators.
A compendium of county notices and events spans 1950 to 1980. It covers a 1950 teachers banquet led by Superintendent Charles Roberts, March of Dimes fundraising in Quail, a Greenbelt District FFA win, and a Wellington baseball meeting. It also notes a 1960 snow pattern, cotton skip-row planting, and baseball figures Lindy and Von McDaniel. Later items report a 1970 West Texas Utilities safety milestone, state Fly-In participation, and food stamp planning. The 1980 updates include cotton harvest totals, jail escape briefly but recaptured, and school district consolidation votes in Quail and Hedley.
A reunion for the 2nd Armored Division and attached units is planned for Fort Hood Texas at the Sheraton Hotel May 30 to June 3 1999. Local veterans are urged to contact Reunion Chairman Loren O Gage at Brookville Florida for information. The notice names Sgt Clark of Fox Co 41st Infantry Reg wounded in the Battle of the Bulge and the McEvoy Brothers who rode motorcycles for the 41st Inf Reg. John Lowth is cited regarding a grammar rule quote.
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