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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1956
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR shows a local notice including references to Enverea pa paraia and MTV Seaveh toreriinn. It mentions March 2, venues, and public notices while noting corrections for errors brought to the publisher’s attention.
April 1932 report says Avnion Theatre will reopen Thursday after interior changes and new improvements. Fire origin traced to unknown cause. damages described as extensive with walls and fixtures affected. Nearby residents and local businesses affected by cleanup and restoration efforts.
City of Eagle Lake adopts fire limits with sections on permits and inspections building materials scaffolding roof rules and parapet requirements. It details frame building allowances repairs alterations arbitration and the process for permit denial.
The FHA held an informal Mother Daughter Tea on Tuesday night April 17 at the Feik home. About eighty attendees gathered from 7 to 9 o'clock as mothers were welcomed, corsages given, and poems recited by Judy Blick. The program featured songs by Mary Amtynneh and guests enjoyed cake, sherbet punch, and light refreshments.
Troop B held a regular meeting on April 16 discussing pins for an overnight camp-out at the Dromen home. They planned leaving Friday and returning Saturday, fixed a bed raffle, and adjourned after Ringing laps. Baltara Werner reports for June 1244.
A fragment mentions penalties for violating a pine vision or maintenance section. It states violators may be guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, fined no more than 100 dollars. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Mrs s Massey of Giemiah Oklahoma visited her daughter and ex-husband Mr and Mrs Harald Daughern ity and Bie. Sis Mathis of Past Texas visited Mr and Mrs BR Hsdles. Mrs Mathis iy Mr Salea niece Irae Mourde Walters and dh von of Houston visited Man and Mrs Guy Lefist. Mrs E R Smith of Carthage Texas awaits to ter and daughter and family. Wr and Mrs Co Blanchard roamd Mrs Near Gary and chief of Houston visited Sunday. With Mr and Mrs JW Jackson Linda and Gary. Harry Free of Animoore Oklahoma visiting his son and wife. Mrs A T Blanchard's sister Mrs Lite Landry of White Castle Louisiana and a sister in law and two children of Jars La visiting the Blanchards this week. Charlie Stringer, brother of Mrs Lowell Lewis who just returned from service in Germany, spent the week at Orlando and Mrs Lorrely Lewis and family. Emmitt Stringer, Mr and Mrs A Serpemens and laughter Pant of Houston spent the week end. New Arrival Ror Saturday to Mr at stiff left Tay from San Antonio, a sec Michael Ernest weight seven pounds. The informational grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Tones of Sherman.
Rick Higgins celebrated a birthday Monday afternoon at the Westin with a private party. Guests included Micky Trevine and James Planta, who provided refreshments and attended the gathering. Attendees wore cowboy hats and party favors, while the decor featured cowhide motifs and festive buntings.
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