Marshall Luger

Many a visitor has found him an imposing figure to meet when stopped for traffic violations, an infraction Marshall Luger takes very seriously.Our Marshall is a very literal man.He holds to the letter of the law and expects good behavior of the citizens.He does not mind being firm when people do not respect the rights of others.Still to the people that know him, he has a heart of gold.He can be hard it is true, but if you see him with the children on the Fourth of July, you know what a kind heart hides behind that forbidding countenance.We are happy to honor this good man who has done so much for his town and wish him many more years of good service .

AREA LAW ENFORCEMENT

The following are the calls to Town Marshall's Office for three months starting May 15, 1995 and ending August 15, 1995

(Includes referrals from other area law enforcement agencies)

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At first, both men were assumed to be in their cups; however, after a further examination of Marshall Luger's battered frame, it came to light that the Marshall had in fact been lofted by a tornado on his property just outside Round Top and blown across the county to Warda.Upon arriving, our stout and sturdy marshall, being a modest man, informed the local citizenry that under no circumstances was the story to be bandied about in public.

As few are willing to contradict the fine lawman when he is certain on a point, the story did not leak to the Register until recently.

Apparently the marshall was working on the roof of his barn when a big wind blew up and lofted him and a 24 ft. piece of corrogated tin into the sky.

The Marshall was back repairing his barn on his off-duty hours when our reporter approached him."Scuse me marshall, but we heard you flew across the county in a tornado the other day...?"

His steel glare wilted our reporter's determination.The mighty lawman looked wistfully into the sky...

"Windy day."
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No additional witnesses were found by Marshall Luger and, rolling his stern and foreboding eyes, he released the witnesses to pursue their repast and whatever other questionable activities lay before them.

FORMAL COMPLAINT FILED WITH TOWN MARSHAL

ROUND TOP - A formal complaint has been filed with the Round Top Town Marshal's Office by local residents.

On August 14, a group of concerned citizens filed a petition alleging that Round Top Publishing Company, the media "empire in the making" behind the world famous Round Top Register, is not adhering to ethical principles established by the journalism industry.

Many a visitor has found him an imposing figure to meet when stopped for traffic violations, an infraction Marshall Luger takes very seriously.Our Marshall is a very literal man.He holds to the letter of the law and expects good behavior of the citizens.He does not mind being firm when people do not respect the rights of others.Still to the people that know him, he has a heart of gold.He can be hard it is true, but if you see him with the children on the Fourth of July, you know what a kind heart hides behind that forbidding countenance.We are happy to honor this good man who has done so much for his town and wish him many more years of good service .

AREA LAW ENFORCEMENT

The following are the calls to Town Marshall's Office for three months starting May 15, 1995 and ending August 15, 1995

(Includes referrals from other area law enforcement agencies)

...
At first, both men were assumed to be in their cups; however, after a further examination of Marshall Luger's battered frame, it came to light that the Marshall had in fact been lofted by a tornado on his property just outside Round Top and blown across the county to Warda.Upon arriving, our stout and sturdy marshall, being a modest man, informed the local citizenry that under no circumstances was the story to be bandied about in public.

As few are willing to contradict the fine lawman when he is certain on a point, the story did not leak to the Register until recently.

Apparently the marshall was working on the roof of his barn when a big wind blew up and lofted him and a 24 ft. piece of corrogated tin into the sky.

The Marshall was back repairing his barn on his off-duty hours when our reporter approached him."Scuse me marshall, but we heard you flew across the county in a tornado the other day...?"

His steel glare wilted our reporter's determination.The mighty lawman looked wistfully into the sky...

"Windy day."
...
No additional witnesses were found by Marshall Luger and, rolling his stern and foreboding eyes, he released the witnesses to pursue their repast and whatever other questionable activities lay before them.

FORMAL COMPLAINT FILED WITH TOWN MARSHAL

ROUND TOP - A formal complaint has been filed with the Round Top Town Marshal's Office by local residents.

On August 14, a group of concerned citizens filed a petition alleging that Round Top Publishing Company, the media "empire in the making" behind the world famous Round Top Register, is not adhering to ethical principles established by the journalism industry.