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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1952
Page
4
A large rice deal valued at about 1 million dollars was completed in the Ganado area. The company finalized the agreement with key local and regional stakeholders to advance processing and distribution in the region.
Mrs. L J Popp sues for 80000 for wrongful death of her husband aged 25. The petition cites Texas wrongful death statutes and lists Hill Kronzer and Abraham of Houston as attorneys. Also notes a fishing report from Joe Koudelka of Royal Cleaners about an 1200 pound catch by eleven men returning from Freeport.
A string of local visits and family travel described by residents around Leesville and Eagle Lake. Names include Anna Lee Swearingen, John Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. McNeer, and Dr. J. L. Adkins. Additional notes mention Donna Anderson's student nurse leave and relatives traveling to Florida and Texas towns.
The Catholic Altar Society will honor Miss Nellie De Shazo and Walter Frnka with a Tuesday evening shower on August 12 at 7 30 at Mrs Adolph Hollas home. A brief business session precedes the shower and the couple’s wedding is set for September 6 at 9 00 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.
James E. Teer of Sheridan faces a resisting officer charge. Judge John A. Hancher set 10:00 a.m. Saturday in Columbus County Court. Deput Sheriff M. H. Buller filed the charge after a disturbance at an Altair night spot in which Teer allegedly struck the officer.
A noon Sunday crash on Highway 90 east of Columbus involved three cars. Two Houston men were treated for minor injuries at Columbus hospital. J H Wooten was charged with failing to yield. Wooten’s car collided with Nathiel Brazier 40 of Houston, then Huggs 20 of Houston struck. Huggs and Richard Glenn were treated and released.
The Dornan family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during Mary Ellen Dornans lengthy illness and for flowers. Children and grandchildren note memories and appreciation. Also mentions D Wallace family visiting relatives in Atlanta and Lafayette and social visits by Mrs Louise Beckmann in Schulenburg.
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