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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1951
Page
2
OPS plans price clinics in Cole Mel and August with attendees listed by the Pricey Stati organization. OPS director comments on the August schedule and confirms events set for Aug 17 and 31.
A baby girl named Mary Ann was born last Sunday at Rugoy Blasingame Hospital in Wharton to Mr and Mrs D R Reed Jr. The family says the child will be staying in El Campo formerly of Eagle Lake. In other news the note mentions prescription numbers and phone contacts for D Lanas.
H. L. Hardy of Galveston died Tuesday morning last week. He would have been 80 on September 13 and had lived in Galveston with his children for 13 years after earlier years in Eagle Lake. Attending relatives from nearby towns included Len Hodde Ed Hodde Mrs Jane Zoeller and Roy McCannaghy of East Bernard. He was a brother of Mrs McCannaghy.
Texas farmers face fertilizer shortages as sulphur imports lag. Freeport Sulphur Co. president says U S production is high but foreign demand drives the shortage. Langbourne M Williams Jr notes increased world need and ongoing push to boost output.
Neighborhood children joined Butch Estlinbaum son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Estlinbaum to celebrate his fourth birthday with games and a blue frosted cake served with ice cream. The event occurred last Thursday afternoon as he turned four the next day Friday.
Mr and Mrs R E Faylor and Patricia of Cleveland join Mr and Mrs H S Hensley and family of Sweeny for a family picnic at Hermann Park in Houston Sunday. Mrs Ed Hanly and children Ri and Carey visit Sunday afternoon with Mrs Hanly's youngest daughter Mary Kathryn at Camp Arrowhead Hunt Texas.
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