Eagle Lake Headlight item summary note
Eagle Lake Headlight brief entry from the Shine RSA-2733 column lists local community update and numeric code 2733 with no further readable details available.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
2
Eagle Lake Headlight brief entry from the Shine RSA-2733 column lists local community update and numeric code 2733 with no further readable details available.
Federal grand jury indicts two dozen citizens band operators in Des Moines area for FCC rule violations. Arraigned charges include operating on an unsubscribed channel and high antenna, with two dozen additional indictments filed against others in the CB operator group. Bond set at 2500 dollars. cases arise from a long-running FCC investigation.
Kirby Waldrop of Faegle Lake will receive a bachelor degree in exercise at Lamar University this Saturday. Waldrop will be among candidates during the graduation exercises.
Mr and Mrs Haterovn Smith moved to Eagle Lake with their two sons from Dulas. Ernest Oncrios welcomed a newborn at the Wharton hospital. Mrs John Waddell hosted guests for her 80th birthday. Cordon Crugey returned to Texas and families planned a Methodist function. Karen Hodde celebrated a fourth birthday with family and friends.
Wes Pattesor and Holenioy were in District Court last week for a probation petition related to a charge of carrying a weapon on premises selling alcoholic beverages. Coleman was sentenced to more than five years and had probation revoked after a disorderly conduct arrest. He is sent to the state penitentiary to begin serving the term.
Multiple churches outline festive Christmas events including children's programs at Thamar Hall Sunday December 10, Midnight Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and a candlelight service. Other churches plan cantatas caroling and baptisms with choir performances and Holy Communion.
The courthouse in Columbus will be closed Friday and Saturday December 24 and 25 and again Friday and Saturday December 31 and January 1 for holidays. County employees receive an extra holiday week, and the Commissioner's Court approved payroll checks to be issued in the county clerk’s office on December 28 ahead of the holidays.
Christmas is prime time for crime and readers are urged to report any suspicious activity or offenses to police. Residents should stay vigilant, monitor neighbors, and contact authorities with details to help prevent theft and scams during the holiday season.
County Court opened a DWI case with jurors to hear evidence against Edmund Flughart. Judge Laster Brindway presided as proceedings began Tuesday afternoon and were set to continue Wednesday at 94, m.
In a terse 1971 note, Tro pan E. Brown faces charges for issuing four worthless checks totaling 9.45 to the Rif ter's Gas Gielen filed in Oletty County. the record records the weak pat and the May date.
In Columboua on Friday December 30 at 2 PM eleven girls from area high schools were named Good Citizens at Dartea. Chosen for dependability service leadership and patriotism the honorees included students from Ballville Fayetteville Columbus Hatlettsville Sacred Heart Rice Consolidated Sealy and Welmar. The ceremony was led by Mrs Ray Haw with pledge prayers and the American Creed, followed by a Christmas program and refreshments.
Rotarians watched a film about water and natural resources at a club gathering. The presentation urged protection of water bodies and streams, highlighting their essential role and the need for environmental care. Rotarian Brine led the day as program chairman.
Ninety eight Brangus bulls averaged 716 at the Texas Brangus Breeders Association annual Sealy Range Sale held December 4. Justi Piteschel of Nabhall consigned the top bull to John Andersen of Ansenia Farms for 92 028. Volume buyers included Willmannie Thomas of Engiatake who purchased six bulls.
The Eagle Lake Headlight lists new subscribers from the past week, naming Mica Vaidér, Wig Paul Wennets, Af af Sag, Jus, Calif, and others. The note thanks supporters and notes appreciation for renewed subscriptions and ongoing contributions from readers. The fragmentary text confirms several reader names and mentions a subscription list and gratitude.
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