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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1951
Page
4
The listing outlines school lunch menus for Wednesday February 28 featuring unswallop ed pulelurs with beans and bread, and Thursday March 1 with chicken and dressing, peas, salad, rolls, and cranberry sauce. Friday March 2 offers salmon croquettes, corn, fruit, Jello, bread, butter, and pea salad.
Fragmented notice outlines a local theatre contest at Cole Theatre. Names and details are garbled, but indicates a winner will be announced next week and a public event is planned. Nearby towns and officials are referenced in unclear terms.
Diphtheria shots were administered at the school along with vaccines for whooping cough and other immunizations. Records show completion of student health files including certificates, past illnesses, and exam notes under county health programs led by Grace Towel.
Report from the FFA trip to the S4 Exposition notes disappointment in travel and events. The group includes members like Benstapléton, Ther Bue, Sohn Mahatiie, Welden Knox, Alfred Mars, Henry Leckrova, Sam Milby, and Lar, with unclear details due to garbled OCR.
Rock Island items cover neighbors such as Mrs. Eyursole, Mr. and Mrs. Larsen, and Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson visiting Yoakum and Linton. Reports mention illness, family visits, and attendance at homes of relatives including Rev C V Holt, Mathew Larsen, and B J Hard. The column notes travel from Youngstown to see kin and includes a Paris, Home reference for Major Gem and Mrs. Harry Johnson.
Santpel Kurtz, director of the Lackland A Ai¢ Perce Band, praised ELHS Band after they performed at the Victoria festival. He noted criticism will be harsh as they prepare for the upcoming state contest, with plans to perform in Gonzales on March 16 using the same selections as in San Antonio.
Eagle Lake High band members will sell magazine subscriptions this week as band director lays out plan. Ten percent of the jugitor bat tested. the group aims to raise funds with 14 instruments in use and two baritones among first band members. Aimed at improving ations, the band will seek additional subscriptions and expects a 31 to 30 percent increase in response.
A county clerk issued marriage licenses including Manuel and Lanora Garcia. The notice lists Martiace Liceyses Issurp Dire Ween as the office context and Coluntus as the location.
Avon notes a couple of years in ZEB with unclear details. Readable fragments mention Avon and a Gouple but lack complete names or dates to form a clear event or outcome.
An obscure telegram in garbled form warns that rural road conditions depend on farmer action and local lawmakers. The message references taxes and fair returns to landowners, urging Texas residents to press for action to avoid worsening infrastructure.
Mr and Mrs CE Evora Sr returned from a 10 day stay in New Orleans with a leg injury treated at Bechman's Drug Store. The event marked a regular reception for local civic figures and noted attendance at the store’s community gathering.
Washington pet 22 congressman Clarke notes Thompson backs basic inflation controls for cotton and calls for government action. He cites wartime precedents and urges a ceiling on processed products, arguing free raw cotton sales harm farmers and could threaten a 16 million bale goal.
Me First National Bank will be closed Friday March 20 in observance of Texas Independence Day. Systemwyrs of the Bank re Tee Tindal t xeep thia holiday in weyses W, E. Lenhart, prozi ne.
A regular meeting is scheduled for Monday night February 26 with a business session and follow up First Aid course. The Tri-River Dimensions Association Heading will be staged on El Carpa March 1 featuring practical lace practice for boys and Pravenk lex. Receptions and registrations emphasize careful material selection at Toa DB.
A brief note records a 24 hour prescription service run by Joe Th in association with Joe D Las a. The item notes extended access for customers seeking urgent medication refills and consults. Local mention indicates a small storefront and community health focus.
A mentally ill woman from Lackland Air Force Base near San Antonio was picked up Monday afternoon by Police Chief Pasgant after a call to the Flat County Sheriff's Office in Columbus. She was returned to San Antonio Tuesday by Sheriff Harry Townson. It is believed the woman is deranged and had a hospital stay at the base.
Mrs GC Everitt and Mr ang Mis Grit Temes traveled to Houston by plane after receiving word from the dead of Jirs Everitt's prom ler and Mrs Thomas uncle. 4 E Wood, 59, died in Shreveport and funeral services were held Sunday afternoon. He had been in ill health for several months. Mrs Everitt visited Shreveport to see him.
A local fire safety reminder urges caution with flammable rags and gasoline usage while a travel note reports Mr and Mrs C Cangas returning Monday from an eight week visit to Jacksonsville Florida with high WV Cawsey and July wigustines and Mariovtand referenced during the trip
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