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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
3
County Attorney Gus Steger lay near death following a medical emergency after an attack. The report notes an earlier warning of the assault and details his long service, education, and family ties including wife Robbie Lee, daughter Mrs Jack Morgan, and son Captain Jett Steger. Funeral arrangements were pending with services expected soon in Columbus.
Fragmentary report notes ancient windows on show at a cathedral in Augshute Hayarié Germany. The article highlights aging glass believed to depict prophets and measures their significance for church heritage. No further details are legible.
Joly Waddell, a graduate of Texas A&M University, studied economics at Thunderbird Graduate School of International Management in Glendale Arizona. Since its founding in 1946 the school has drawn students from all states and around the world, with regional accreditation by the North Central Association.
Weekend guests were their daughter Mrs Silke Handley and grandson Jeff from Houston.
Sheridan High basketball teams defeated Garwood on February 8. The Sheridan girls won 28 to 18 paced by Annette Thee in her fourteenth year of cones. The Sheridan Junior Raider boys won 50 to Garwood 4g. This marks coach James Moore’s third consecutive year guiding the teams amid a flurry of community visitors and local hospital notes.
The LES Club of Snevidan hosted a Valentine Party Monday at 40 p.m. in the home of Mrs Leola Klass. Twelve friends gathered for an informal stumped event and refreshments.
Cathy Jones Mills and her husband won KULF radio’s Cupid’s Capers Most Lovable couple prize, earning a free trip to Acapulco on Valentine’s Day. The pair, named by DJ duo Joe Power and Ken Morgan, were guests of honor at a Houston reception and their wedding-day photographs were featured on air.
The report notes a meal with simple dishes followed by Valentine games. It records that most ladies left early, and mentions the LPS Club, Lose Papa Safely, holding weekly weighings and idea exchanges at Mrs. Leola’s home each Monday at 4 PM.
Paul Lowe of Houston died February 15 1973 at age 7 after illness in Doctors Hospital. Funeral services were held February 17 at Heineke Funeral Home Columbus with burial at Myrtle Cemetery Rock Island. Survived by wife, five sisters, three brothers, and numerous grandchildren and nephews.
Dyes Attend MFS Sales Meet In Tucson at the Ramada Center for the National Sales Convention on February 17. Side trips included tours to Nogales Mexico and Seviora near Tucson as part of the event.
Catholic Daughters of America Nada surf Lady of the Rosary No 1500 hold their meeting on February 1, 1973 at 7 30 pm in the Parish Hall. Tremivel ing was called to order by the Regent Margaret Runge Mile Schurring State Ben West opines the meeting with a prayer. The rail call of officers was ed The minutes of the last meeting were realiz and accurate as Peat the treasurer's report is given. Correspondence and thank you notes were read and the Hall were presented to no court. The financial secretary reports the receipts of the meeting. Committees reports were Tate and Lepisti tule Mary Ay Gold gave a report on the Atarion Fill. She asked the members to write the Mlorney Gener astung hie thet he ask for a rehearsal at the bt Charity and Seetch Service Mile Schtutriae reported that more mejcarialirary cards were om free for the school Already. Some of these cards will be put by the funeral homes Entertainment berte Schturring also aiced the test far for re Morch meetings The lecturer read a short sarticle Must for Today tt
Parish Thy district welcomes new members and outlines meeting details for March 16 at Wayetteville. Attendees are asked to contact Mrs Prank Sern valine Baleta, with assistance from Margaret Bunge. Meeting closed with two prayers and refreshments provided by the hostess.
Sulay guests of Mrs. Kae Sue Mey were her children from Houston Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wales and Mr. and Mrs. Ayaald visiting as part of a family gathering at the Mey home.
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