For Sale Items and Miscellaneous Auction Notes
Fragmentary listing shows items offered for sale including a belt and miscellaneous gear. Several catalog numbers and contact codes appear with partial phone-like numbers and obscure references.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
8
Fragmentary listing shows items offered for sale including a belt and miscellaneous gear. Several catalog numbers and contact codes appear with partial phone-like numbers and obscure references.
For Sale items include carpets upholstery heat electric stumpover and red Christmas trees. Available at Cagaris Nursery and Garden Center 600 West Plain Eagle Lake Phy. Order now or visit this week to choose your selection.
The Rice Consolidated Independent School District invites sealed bids for a corrugated metal bus barn at Eagle Lake Middle School football field site. Bids must be in marked envelopes to the Superintendent, Box 97, Eagle Lake Texas 77434, by 5 PM December 14, 1970. Deposit 5% good faith via check or money order. bids opened publicly December 14 1970 at 7 PM. district may reject any bid. removal and cleanup deposit conditions apply.
Notice lists weekly Eagle Lake visits by Waller Virnau Jr and Sons for parts and service with contact CE 43436 and Sealy calls TU 53543. Also a funeral appreciation note for August Seindler thanks Dr Thomas Clinic Eagle Lake Hospital Mill Bauer Funeral Home Rev Geiser nurses pallbearers and supporters.
The Board of Trustees will accept sealed bids for the sale of the old Eagle Lake High School site in Eagle Lake. The 8.9 acre block, described as Block 8 in the G W White Survey, measures about 25 feet by 400 feet, with conditions to remove buildings and debris at the purchaser’s expense.
The family of the late Oliia Hemphill expresses gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for their support and sympathy during their bereavement.
Raider Boosters club held a successful benefit at J KANT last Friday evening, with proceeds partially directed to blazers for the club days. Members voted to delay jacket purchases until possibly next year. prizes and awards were given, including cash from City Unfe to Kenneth Craig and gifts from local businesses, highlighting community support for the event.
Miss Rosa Batson wed Bobby Means in Waten Texas on a September weekend. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Batson of Houston. groom son of Nobart W Means of Houston. Rev Glen Morton officiated. Nobart W Means served as best man. Arleta and Kathy Means were bridesmaids. The couple plans a return to San Diego where he serves in the Navy.
Community expresses gratitude for calls visits food showers telegrams and donations in memory of a loved one. Thanks to Providence Baptist Church its members Pastor Cody Shorter and Dr Thomas for services and support from family including Alda Hemphill Lind Shorter Charles Gerald Robinson Sonsy Thelma Smith and others.
County agents coordinated with Dr. Dynyne Westfall at the Degu mont Research and Extension Center to identify causes of chlorotic rice seedlings in western Texas. Zinc and iron fertilization showed benefits, with additional micronutrient treatments improving stand vigor and maturity in select plots. Farmers are advised to apply zinc sulfate and dron sulfuric acid in areas with known seedling chlorosis and to consult their county agent for trial results.
End of passage notes relatives and friends visiting Houston area families. Mr and Mrs J and McDonald with Florence McShan of Conroe spent weekend with E F Waits and Norman Hooper families. Mrs M Spaan and Mrs Norman Hooper went to San Antonio for shopping and business. Mrs fr A Johnson joined sister and brother in law Mr ante Sirs, E G Galt of Louise, visiting Cherlin with relatives. E Venghausel Alta Lema visited this week with father 4 c Veng haus and daughter.
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