Smiley Educator W G Smiley Dies After Long Life
Local obituary notes the death of W G Smiley, longtime educator and community figure, who spent a full life in teaching. Memorials plan service at the church with former students expected to attend.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1941
Page
1
Local obituary notes the death of W G Smiley, longtime educator and community figure, who spent a full life in teaching. Memorials plan service at the church with former students expected to attend.
Eagles claim runner up in district competition. Team battles through early rounds with notable performances by key players and strong defense, finishing behind the district champions.
The High School Band delivered a strong performance at the regional musical festival. Conductors and students were praised for precision and tempo, with standout sections earning positive remarks from judges, despite challenging weather interrupting the schedule.
A warning issued in Headlight alerts sprayers of fruit trees to avoid an erroneous spraying formula recently published. Miss Jones cautions readers to follow approved guidance and prevent damage or hazards from improper mixtures.
District council seats set for April 1 with five aldermen to be chosen. Nomination forms filed by candidates including incumbents and challengers. Open columns invite all eligible residents to enter the race as the city prepares to vote. Election officials remind deadlines are near.
Oil expansion in the Lissie area is discussed with notes on several wells and operators. The Winn Well near Winn Pool is cited for fuel supply following Railroad Commission attention, and new oil company activity is reported around Glen Flora with Garwood and other wells noted for production estimates.
Miss Laurea lyon Shadoy aut Opvillet Wright Powers marries Miss Ling Wary cos in a Spring ceremony. The service is read by First Tawtish Chara with a formal reception and family attendance. Details mention Mr Paul Prawou and Ethonys Beater among attendees and a celebratory white ceremony.
garbled text describes a county meet at Garwood on March 8 with references to baseball and volleyball, names a few unclear places and people, and asks for entries or participation details amid distorted wording and mixed phrases
Funeral services were held Saturday for A L Wagner aged about 80 in Corpus Christi after a long illness. Survived by wife, two sons and several relatives, with burial at nearby cemetery. Pallbearers named include local friends and church members. Remains were escorted from the family residence to the church for the service.
Bliss of Louisiana staking reports indicate drilling will commence next Tuesday at a Leveridge State site, about 280 feet west of Covikbuba-Larringe in the Ouachita region. The operation aims to begin promptly, with details noting expected startup conditions and local site references.
A local event titled Donkey Basketball is advertised for Monday night in the gym at 745. The text mirrors a low readable OCR with garbled lines but indicates an athletic fundraiser or entertainment game featuring donkeys.
Austin Mutual marks twenty years of service with a community event inviting clients and local partners. The milestone honors loyal customers, staff, and the city’s support over two decades of growth and resilience.
The East Bernard Band visits Eagle Lake High School for a concert on Thursday March 6 at 7 80 P.M. The East Bernard group will be hosted by Eagle Lake High School with their director appearing as guest soloist.
The case centered on conflicting claims over vineyard ownership and boundaries. Attorneys for the plaintiffs argued site history and deed records supported their clients while defense contended title transfers and survey results favored the defendants. The jury trial extended through the week with witness testimony from surveyors and local officials in Peoria.
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