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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
1
Monday session of the commissioners court was crowded with business. Officials debated sheriff duties, contracted for a pipe line extending months, and handled routine matters. Judge J A Harcher presided over a long day with bids and bridge bond discussions among County officials.
Shell Oil contests its Sheridan field assessment claiming taxes overstate value and citing errors in local listing. Company officials say they paid more than 600 in taxes and that a claimed 1 000 000 investment for Sheridan was overstated, with county valuation figures misapplied and misread apartment costs.
A Tuesday City Hall session trains civilians in battlefield first aid and disaster response. The program, tied to civic defense aims, covers injury care and protective measures for families and neighbors amid growing global tensions.
The notice outlines an essential equipment order by US government agencies for Texas and neighboring states. It details certification requirements for firms seeking adjustments, extended ratings, and material supply provisions to maintain manufacturing and operation during the base period.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe El Camp Mayor Thomas and Port Harald officials discussing water and sewer work. A city crew under Forster and engineers from Preed and Twat of, are at the site this week making repairs and draining needs. The council expects a report possibly next week.
Barring a write in movement the City Council election to be held at City Hall Saturday April 14 will follow the pattern of past years with three seats expiring. Seaholm James and Al Verme are leaving terms while Uy seeks re election. Finley Dubin is the candidate for the vacancy left by Borgess. Pails open 8:00 am to 6:00 pm with Mrs. A F Harbert as election judge.
Wilbur Ringk formerly of Des sella becomes dealer at Henble Service Station replacing FR Hoeninglans who city appointed as superintendent of sewage disposal and water plants. Mrs Black and two daughters Jun Mae 12 and Martha Marie remain in Dalette. The Blacks seek a new home in Eagle Late.
Funeral services were held last Thursday at 5:00 p.m. for Luis Fernandez Puneras at Lakeside Cemetery. He had been ill for about a year and died in a Wharton hospital of throat cancer. The deceased was a hardworking figure who worked for contractor Aga Reese for many years. Survivors include his wife and eight children.
Four offices of price stability will hold a meeting Friday in Rosenberg inviting all merchants of Rend County and nearby areas. The writing notices set 2:20 p.m. at Rosenberg City Hall. KH Winerich Jr., acting director of the Houston OFS, announced the event.
The Rice Industries Convention aims to draw about 1000 people from six states to Shamook Hotel Benstes on April 24. Delegates will discuss rice industry issues and promote its uses while Shamrock Motel chefs plan an all-view menu for attendees.
Mrs T P Dawidy and the local Parent Teachers Association honor Marie Lee by electing her vice president of the Colorado Austin Council PTA group. The PTA district, part of the Ih Dastrict, comprises four counties divided into seven segments. Dawidy was elected at the PTA District Meeting held in Bay City in April.
Capt Leonard Davis departs Saturday for Randolph Field to assume active Air Force duty. Mrs Davis remains in Eagle Lake with their son Jin as the family awaits the school term transition.
Fragmentary OCR reads a Texas 1927 legal notice with a reference to Wu oper ey St8linen on Wyche 43 and names Sue vEY S and Bing.
Mrs Serul, born in Bastrop County and later moved to Colorado County, is described in a memorial noting burial details at a churchyard with pallbearers from Eagle Pass and Columbus. Survivors include two sons, two daughters, and several grandchildren, with service by Rev. Durway.
Eagle Lake Troop 9 under Scoutmaster Dike Catariy will host the AP District Scout Field Meet at Camp Cole on Friday and Saturday. Events include a ceremony with awards for 24 class scouts and various merit and service recognitions.
Albert Dutcher of Lissie suffered a heart attack this week while about to drive from Cagle Lake. He was transported to Lauhits Hospital and, despite rough conditions, family reports his condition has improved as of yesterday.
The High school gym hosts a PTA Spring Festival circus with Carve Crim ii crowned Queen of the Festival. A parade of local names, crowns, and pageantry fills the event as junior participants and community figures attend, with performances and audience seating described.
Fragmentary read suggests a political debate about a controversial removal. The text mentions Douglas MacArthur and Geneva, with references to a national capital and a senator named Ve pirid, indicating confusion or reexamination of actions.
Eleven calves are entered in the third annual PPA Livestock Show with an Avetian Sale on the square this Saturday April 21. Calves and poultry exhibits will feature local breeders and 4 H groups, with events scheduled at Mauser Farmers and various farm locations on the square.
Seventy five leaders attended the first Area Dinner Meeting of Girl Scouts in the region. Robert Peyton of Ray City presided as South Arras Council president, program included speakers, demonstrations and activities. Towns represented included Eh Catangietun West Columbia Columbus Baylowly Enal Late Alvin Tyxay City Bay City Eveeport Lahtar Alle Sweenyont Lake Ducks with J L Mecreary in charge of registration.
Cherlss H Winevich Houston Office of Prion Stabilization announces a survey launch next Monday April 16 in Lie 2-county Southwest Texas for OPS review. Edward P Morsia, OPS director, leads the field team to verify firms’ readiness and compliance with OPS regulations.
Aunt Jemima is set to appear at Wilcox's all day Saturday. The notice mentions promotions and local figures attending, including a Marine sergeant and Camp Pendleton visitors, with community details and nearby events.
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