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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1959
Page
4
A fragmented editorial argues public schools must strengthen virtues to build strong men and women, urging collective action to meet current needs. The piece frames education as essential to character and national vigor, calling for community support and reform.
March marks the fundraiser month for the Red Cross with Basie Lake residents already contributing. A consolidated fund covers Misdi collection losses, easing financial lash while funds support local projects. One drive remains outside fund jurisdiction, potentially included if not blocked by National Foundations By-Laws.
Local gopher control demonstration set for Monday at 2 30 PM at Lester Jones farm New Bidal. C J Steves of Angleton district Bald man for Predator and Rodent Control Service will attend and show sergehnine stressed remedy for gopher and Ayphers Anyanel control. Scholastic notes: Harris County boys to compete in calf scramble and beef cattle events at Houston Fat Stock Show March 8.
The soil temperature iReport will air twice daily on KTRH to aid cotton growers in Gulf counties. Reporter Daren, from KTRE, organized the program with county agents. Temperature must reach 62 degrees at 11 am for three consecutive days to indicate germination readiness. Edward Guenther named statewide temperature reporter for Colorado County. Broadcasts heard at 6:35 am and 12:45 pm.
Police report two tires and wheels stolen from GISC pickups at the Farmers Equipment Co lot last Thursday. Tracks indicate a coordinated job carried out by an unknown suspect. no injuries reported.
The fragment discusses prompting Rep Kaiba to consider forming stable public opinion and advancing legislation. It requests completing questions to influence governance, urging legislators to examine increases in appropriations tied to the following agenda.
Congressman Glare W Thompson describes a convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. He notes discussions on the Defense Education Act and concerns about federal administration and state control. Educators and students reportedly want more scientific training and less federal overreach.
W C Reed, Capity School Tax Assessor and Collector, will be the guest speaker at the Eagle Lake Lions Club gathering tonight. The talk is expected to cover important tax information and local tax administration matters.
Eagle Lake resident Lewis Spicer was fined 100 dollars and costs in County Court after a charge of aggravated assault against his wife, Mary Spicer. The complaint, filed by Lannie Powell, began with a Justice of the Peace before moving to county court. Constable Eugene Senuwera arrested Spicer following Powell's report of breaking a door of a dwelling owned and rented by the Spicers.
The speech class at Eagle Lake High is practicing a one act play titled A Vivid Wine Ner. Jane gop science student and president of Student Council also edits the yearbook. Seniors select cap and gown colors black for boys white for girls. Stage Band members head to Brownwood for festival with many attending from ELAS.
A garbled OCR brief lists guests including Mr and Mrs Charlie Tyler and Mr and Mrs ne, Otto Flech and their Port-Mechés children, plus Mary Annn Theresa and Theumen. The passage notes they were on the way to the Holston Fat Stock show with a trait ridy en route.
A school event notes the arrival of Carolina Hilton of Giddings and Jean Vielting, with Joan Hintze, as 7 MM pitcher and superintendent, who stopped in at ELMS last week before heading home to Port Isabel.
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