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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
2
Local newspaper for Eagle Lake Texas lists office at 13 North McCarty Ave and subscription rates of 50 for six months and 600 for a year with tax noted. Public notices and community items appear weekly every Thursday through the city government organ.
Colorado County sheriff investigators solved a January burglary at Bob Andersons Rock Island area home. A night patrol stop led to arrest of Howard H. Mathews, a Fort Hood airman, on theft and burglary charges. A 357 magnum, two 22 rifles, and a 30 30 rifle were stolen. the 30 30 was recovered in Killeen. The pistol was sold to a Louisiana soldier. Mathews indicted by February grand jury and jailed pending appearance before District Judge E W Patteson February 21.
The Sheridan PTS sets a February schedule with a Tuesday meeting February 15 at the Sheridan School Cafeteria led by president Mrs Gail Cobb. The program features first and second graders as part of a local education effort. A Thursday February 10 workshop on classroom aids is coordinated by Mrs Vera Brown for mothers. A February 12 Sweetheart Banquet at the Sheridan Forest Baptist Church begins at 6 30 pm with Blaine Wollah as speaker and music minister at First Raguet Church of Columbus.
Kathy Scott was honored at a bridal shower at the Sheridan Community Centre hosted for her in the presence of family and friends. The event featured a decorated table, yellow floral arrangements, a white iced cake, and gifts as well as thanks from the honoree.
Rasle Lake Rotarians heard a program on the Future Farmers of America chapter at Tram Rice High School. Guests included Ronel Roberts and Terry Krenek of Rice High Schools, with praise for community support and a motto “FFA A Chance for Growth” as the group plans upcoming breeding and sales events and youth training.
The U S Department of Agriculture reminds beef and dairy cattle producers and others to submit comments by February 24 on a proposed national research and information order for beef. The order would levy a percentage of cattle sales to fund beef research, promotion, consumer education, and foreign market development. Submit five copies to the Meeting Clerk at the Commission in Washington DC 20250 before February 24 for public inspection in that office.
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Hazel Ruth Whitehead of Harris County. The record lists survivors including children and grandchildren and mentions the funeral plans and attendance by relatives. Local references include the Sury family, Te ard Fyn WoW, and the Tarlo Hospital, with hospital care noted before passing.
A large group of Texas Trail Riders Association members and others left for the San Antonio Livestock Show and Rodeo last weekend. They gathered at FM HR west of Glidden to camp and plan the parade opening on Friday morning. The ride features camps near New Piedmont and New Rialaw Hall with events and a blessing Sunday morning before continuing to Gonzales and other stops en route to San Antonio.
Brad AEE the More appears to move in the Heathight Cal. This fragmentary OCR reads unclear but hints at a人物 named Brad AEE involved in a local event in California.
The Eagle Lake Study group will hear Mrs Tamesi Hopkins speak at 2:00 pm this Wednesday February 9 in Washington. The meeting convenes at the Community Center with all interested persons invited. program details and dates in the area are noted.
Frank J. Graves Jr., chairman of The Tavis Mathematics and Natural Science at Wharton County, attended a National Sener Foundation program, joining attendees from science and mathematics divisions to discuss advancing research and education initiatives.
In Los Angeles CAUSE last week, 67 instructors gathered to read and discuss seeking federal funds to improve science education. The group stands for Comprehensive Resistance for Underrepresented Gale Science Foundation.
Tre Wharton County concert notice announces Luboff Choir replacing the King Family in a February event. Details are unclear due to partial text but the year, date, and participating ensembles are cited.
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