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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1946
Page
3
A fragmented local column catalogs reporters, residents, and college style chatter. It notes April holidays and community events, mentions names like Glenna and Carolyn, and hints at fashion and mood shifts in town life.
The text recalls conversations about Mary Ann and Rod, Lorene's plans, and J D searches, with scattered names like Carlyn Hopie Dorothy and Mary Ant. It notes a band schedule shift, a Gay Nineties Revue, an open air concert, and a commencement concert plan. Sophomores and freshmen school projects are briefly mentioned.
Revel Ne announces new officers including President Raymond Stat Vice President Bobby Donahans Secretary Gene Arthur Lundquist Treasurer Junior Popp Reporter Eugene Engbrock. The chapter of Iron begins with budgets prep and arithmetic, then a Junior Senior football game Friday after. Juniors kickoff at 3:15, Seniors score a TD by J Le Huvar, extra point good. Womans touchdowns noted in first half, second half starts with Thad Tunions TD from Alfred Zhranek to Dianey Perry. Final score 6 0 in favor of Seniors.
Report from the Department of Commerce Bureau of the Census Washington notes 6 426 bales of cotton ginned in Colorado County during 1943, compared with prior figures. Names and figures appear garbled but indicate county statistics and several individuals or entities linked to the report.
All dairymen except Carnation Company suppliers in Schulenburg Texas are urged to turn in receipts for cream and butter sold in January February and March. Payment rates are 75 cents per cwt for whole milk and 17 cents per pound for butterfat. Submit receipts early. AAA Office will begin payments. Applications due by May 3, 1916. Headlight: Ads Bring Results.
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