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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1972
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows filings in Colorado County with names such as Piper and Heber and mentions of deeds and warrants. The readable text is garbled but indicates recorded instruments and associated parties, including property and potential interests. No clear dates or full entity list available.
A study club plans a luncheon to raise funds for the library. Committee members Mrs. Office Cuysey and Surgeon Tals pledges support, with proceeds from the event to be used for librarian services and book purchases.
The Diocese invites principal figures to a July convention. Details mention a planned program, featuring seats for leaders and a focus on the church's aims. The event is tied to the Ames diocesan activities with plans for public attendance and associated ceremonies.
An adoption notice lists Daniel Priesmeyer of Houte Bugle Lake as petitioner and names the child as a baby with guardians and birth parents Nir rs Venry Priesmeyer of Stl. The filing appears dated February 3, 137 with unclear details and scattered names.
Ora Schlimmer transfers 13 acres in the Walker Wilson area to Harvey Criswell under a 315-7 warranty deed. Public records list the involved parties as Les Stapleton and Ira Yawens, with parcel details showing a Lot 3 designation and related tract identifiers. The document references conveyance specifics and property boundaries as filed.
Sheridan-PTC tea Tuesday follows the business meeting on Tuesday April, an $80 paid event in the Sheridan school cafeteria. Joyce Davison, advisor of Rice High School Future Homemaking Department, will present Homemaking highlights. All invited to attend with special effort to participate.
Sheridan School music students attended the Elementary Magic Meet in Brenham. Jacquelyn Smith and Ann Duncan led the group with B flat clarinet and other instruments. Winners included Bitne Kestiir on bass clarinet, Carol Botard on trombone, Le Iznd Wagendorf on cornet, Asmaal Lins hret on snare drums, and Dev bie Moselay on clarinets. Several students also performed on cornets and saxophones.
Property deed dated 3-23-92 records Nellie Schobelly Fi Barton and C J Reoken with George Jurecka, Part of Lot 12 in Block 10 West, 3-22-72 details listed. Contains multiple names and parcel identifiers from local land records.
Sharon Clem and James Jessup plan a June 2 wedding at the Aseesby God Church in Kermit. Jessup is a 3 pradiste at Columbus High School and attended the Southwestern Assembly of God Botlags. The couple's ceremony reflects shared faith and community ties.
The Ragls Lake Rotary Club sponsors its annual fish fry at the Bugla Lake Community Center on Tuas, April 25, from 5:50 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets cost $2.03 per pint and proceeds benefit Ragls Lake Boy Scout Troop 324 and other community actions. Arthur Andarser, general chairman, announced tickets went on sale last week.
A garbled report notes John Judd of Sheridan remained in the Welmar Muncey hospital through 7 weeks after an accident. Calvert H Heliet and Dr. Keetler of Keetler La visited the Holub family in Sheridan. Mrs. Myer and others joined in Cusre with Mrs. Powsly and Mr. Buford Ashley’s visit to the Buford Ashley Home in Sheridan.
Report from New Ulm notes W. A. Dickens and Mrs Eugene Buckley among attendees. The session covered community issues and brief remarks by speakers including ter Peetincak. Details remain fragmentary but indicate local civic discussion.
Mr and Mrs E Wodlly and three daughters return to New Iberia Louisiana after a visit in Rock Island with the Walls and Korman Lauper families. Mr and Mrs 3 4 McDonald of Conroe joined the family here for a few days over the holidays. Mrs and Mrs J Mosk were guests of Mr and Mrs M T Nanecke of Richland and Mrs Winnis Hand and Mira Taura Slakey of Holston are spending a few days here this week. SELL STATION GROLEHS Mr and Mrs M Spann used a deal last week for the note of their combination service station and drive in grocery. The Jennings' took over the business last Saturday.
George Birdwells Welcome Son Dorn arrives at Matagorda General Hospital Bay City on March 20th weighing six pounds. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles No Ryman of Bay City and paternal grandparents are Mrs Birdwall and the late Mr Bardwell. Classified call 234-2785.
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