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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1973
Page
3
Wellington High School seniors of 1993 take a final class trip to Six Flags Over Texas. The group included Mrs Bill Spueosts and other classmates. They travel to the amusement park and enjoy the day together.
Fragmented readable bits describe a third grade classroom activity with pupil names and mixed notes. The article mentions students such as Clayton, Lockhart, Brent Long, Hart, and Niko, with references to a Wednesday schedule and various classroom actions.
A Texas A&M study reports US cotton yields may drop about 1 percent if persistent pesticides are removed. Irrigated farms could lose 2.4 percent, with declines ranging 7 to 10 percent in the Rio Grande Valley and Southern Panhandle. Costs rise as growers substitute chemicals, shifting production away from several eastern and southern states toward the West and Southwest.
Fifth graders at Wellington Elementary celebrated May 1 at Ellis Park with a picnic that featured pie games and a round of activities. Instructors Mrs Mor tam and Mrs ALA McQueary led the event as students like Reily Anderson Sharon Bishop Tammy Brinkley Susan Chandler and many others enjoyed the day.
McGills attend CATY meeting in Washington office of Cable com General Inc for transport to Texas CAVE. Report discusses entides rubsididlars related to TA and pink POC repubtrern with a fatthy fae bee a Ue shaetioe Mtoated.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a track trophy prize event with names and placements. Mentions riders, fees, and a second place by a rider, plus scattered references to individuals and a race track, but details are unclear.
A fragmented notice mentions a May 3 event at a high school. It references a practice meeting, an elder person named Payne, and an Opry performance plan. The legible bits imply a school event with potential community performances or gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR text lists odd terms and names without clear events or context. No coherent people, places, or actions are readable to form a proper news item summary.
Fragmentary note describes a field trip to an unidentified site in May. It mentions a person named Hag Riemer and references a vehicle or transport context. Details are unclear and no dates or locations are definite.
A damaged OCR text fragment reports a local notice with unclear names dates and actions. It mentions institutions and individuals in vague terms without coherent details or outcomes.
Fragmentary notes list multiple individuals including Anna Cristy and William Ma as patients. Mentions May admissions, medical status, and various staff roles with uncertain details due to poor transcription.
Fragmented text mentions a college student and MeganStanho, with garbled phrases about influence and trends. No clear event or facts are identifiable from the readable lines.
Groesbeck resident Chris Hubbard earns a Bachelor of Religious Education from the firmally named Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Worth, studying radio, ministry, and church leadership. He served as youth director and choir member, with summer work planned at Salvation Army in Dallas and as technical coordinator for Southwestern Baptist Seminary. Family attendance planned at HASH graduation.
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