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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1953
Page
3
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs. Brasher on the birth of a daughter last week. Also extolled are Mr. and Mrs. OT in this city on the birth of a daughter, with warm wishes and cheerful sentiment for joyous beginnings.
The 1958 March of Dimes Drive in East Bernard and Lissie communities netted 1266.20 with East Bernard collectors at 1222.00 and Lissie contributors 42.50. The campaign was organized by the East Bernard Lions Club with Lissie led by a local captain.
A birth notice reports the arrival of Kenneth Duar at an EL Cam Hospital weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The infant is linked to Ed gle Lake High School and KOLE radio in Campo. Parents are billed as Mr and Mrs Bill Reading Web.
A historical clipping shows readers addressing the editor with moral reform notes and subscriptions from February 1853. It also mentions W M Drool Ale Vintz and Mrs Fred Re Fens visiting and a San Antonio Livestock Exposition weekend attendance with rural youth coverage near the Alamo City.
Friends of T.V. Duncan report he is recovering at home following a recent serious illness. Gartner Duncan, son, said his father was allowed to leave Memorial Hospital in Houston last Saturday and is improving steadily at this time.
Hospital bulletin lists patients including Grace Cosby J S Renviens Nalpa Smith Cay Uchfleld and Bearlie Koiria from Back Island with care notes. Names appear with partial locations and room references in era style.
New children's books arrive at the agi library expanding selections from animal tales to classics. Notable titles include The Lolitsy Ranger and Tin Silver Bullet by Fran Spiker and Hans Brinker by Wary Mapes Wedge, along with adventures and nature volumes by various authors.
Senate committee on highways held a public hearing on two bills related to the Yenkle Inspection Law. One would repeal the law and restore the job law permitting traffic lanes for car movement. The other would keep the current inspection but require brakes steering mechanism lights and windshield wipers inspection and require an inspection sticker for license plates. Committee approved both bills and sent them to the floor.
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