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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1972
Page
4
Ernest Moore, Realtor, lists a 50 acre rural property west of Rice labeled Forest Oaks A wild wood section. The tract offers mostly cultivated land with some live oaks, a barn and stock tank. Fronting on a county road with half frontage. Terms, east to sell estate. Tex 77475-3.
A court sale is set for Mon tevelt Wilzon involving the property tied to the 1250 amount. Details are limited in the fragment.
The couple expresses gratitude for wedding outfits and warm wishes. Georgia and Alvin McGrew thank friends and relatives for the thoughtful gifts and supportive congratulations on their marriage.
A garbled political notice lists candidates and positions including tax assessor, county official, and constable first district. It references re elections and various names in a dense OCR fragment. The readable portions indicate intended announcements for public office races and re election campaigns.
Brief notices of gratitude from families thanking individuals and groups for support during illness and after loss. Includes thanks to doctors nurses church and hospital staff, Knights of Columbus Altar Society and Triska Funeral Home, pallbearers organist choir and helpers, and for flowers cards meals and Mass intentions. May God bless all who offered sympathy.
A patient in Eagle Lake Community Hospital expresses heartfelt thanks to friends visitors and neighbors. She notes appreciation for Rev. Edward Gelser Dr. J. C. Laughlin hospital staff Pink Ladies and the prayers visits cards and flowers from loved ones and thanks Rev. Charles Meier and Rev. Raymond Woodruff for their prayers and visits.
Community notices list residents and guests at gatherings on the weekend including Mr and Mrs Wied Schilling, Mr and Mrs Hlenter, Mr and Mrs Wied, Mark and Meller, Edna Frers, L. J Schilling, Arlin Miller, Frederick Priesmeyer and others. Attendees span Columbus, Freeport, Schulepourg, and related households.
Reports were given on the District meeting in Weimar and the State Convention in Ball e ttsville. Topics included communication morality and care for the sick and aged. A meal followed a funeral and altar boys were purchased. Father Rolf spoke on Holy Week and vocations. Gleaners Class met at Mrs Arbuckle’s home on March 27.
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