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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1969
Page
8
Tax booklet outlines 16 percent standard deductions for estimated tax and notes self employment tax rules for Social Security. It discusses whether to file joint or separate returns, and advises using official forms from the IRS. It mentions amounts around 3200 dollars and the need to report income accurately.
Columbus announces entries open for Our Little Miss Beauty Pageant and Talent Contest on April 25 at the elementary school auditorium. Two age groups compete in sportswear and party dresses. winners advance to the state pageant in Irving Texas in June and possibly the world pageant. Entry fee is $10. sponsors may include parents, businesses, or organizations.
The Texas Highway Department released an annual survey showing 16.6 million out-of-state auto visitors to Texas in 1968, with spending rising 25.8 percent. The report notes visitors arrived by automobile and were aided by Tourist Information Centers, based on questionnaires and traffic counts.
Informal posting about an after hours appointment to view a benitinal Maron welling ring vets. Mentions wide jrler range and En ale Lake Dregs. Includes a contact CH 4-2507 and a note on using lower tax strategies. Also discusses situations that reduce tax when filing separately and limits on net capital losses.
Discussion of death as humanity's final foe and the Christian hope of resurrection. Emphasizes Joseph of Arimathea revealing faith, Jesus rising, and resurrection as affirmed by historians. Mentions spiritual themes and the need for steadfast belief in difficult times. Includes a stray Pharmacy ad and disjointed phrasing.
Seventy seven new members were initiated into Mu Alpha Theta at Wharton County College on Thursday February 20. The national mathematics honor society sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America promotes scholarship and understanding in mathematics. Eligible members must have at least a 3.00 GPA and have completed one college math semester with an A or B. Initiated were Elizabeth Seahorn of Eagle Lake Therese Glueck of Cat Spring Mary Buskemper of Columbus and Donald Hayek of Columbus.
Jim Kutzer of Sheridan announces the arrival of a daughter born March 1 at Youens Hospital in Webster. The newborn weighs eight pounds and is named Rhodes Marcie. The Kutzers also have two older daughters, Renne and Rebecca. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schilhah of Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kutzer of Koratn. Great-grandmother is Mrs. Mabel Kutzer of Gandara.
Funeral services for Mrs. Geo W. (Mabel) Strunk Sr. of Oakland were held at the Hobbit Funeral Home and interment in the Masonic Cemetery. She died March 14 in San Antonio after a brief illness. Survived by husband, one son George W. Strunk Jr. of Schulenburg, two granddaughters Mrs. Robert Dum of Weimar and Mrs. Robert Kalons of Caute, and sister Mrs. John Scott of Eagle Lake.
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