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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1946
Page
1
Eagles host Whigeten school team to open the season in a January tournament at El Camzs. Game results show Eagles leading with a 77 to 34 score and plan further matchups through February, including trips to Boling and Tre P. Fares are listed at 13 cents for admission.
The Study Club announces a New Year display of overseas souvenirs gathered during wartime service. The event, at 8:46 in the evening, will be hosted by Esgie Lene and feature talks on overseas experiences and the role of armed services. Members plan to share stories and reflect on the war years while inviting guest participation.
Veterans including L Sherif Hartzell and Loton Means are discharged after service in World War II. Hartzell, from Eagle Lake, returns to Pledger Texas with parents Mr and Mrs Jin Sher Til. Means arrived in Sap Fesnelsea December 18 after three years in the Philippines theater and service at Fort Sam Houston. Cor Corporal Ervin Estlehaun, discharged New Year’s Day from San Antonio after over three years in Europe, is welcomed by Mrs Estinbaum in Eagle Lake with his family.
A Methodist Women’s Society in Sagle Lake invites friends to a meeting Tuesday afternoon at the church parlor. Guest speaker Als. C. Tl Sehachel, pioneer missionary to Africa and first president of the Texas Conference Woman’s Society of Christian Service, will discuss education work and translation tasks in Congo villages. The account notes her tireless field labor, walking miles to teach, and the impact of a young teacher named Mamebembe who helped establish girl’s education and local mission efforts in Wembo Nyania.
Friends report Mrs Walter W Little underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital Houston at 2 o clock Wednesday. She was admitted last Thursday after traveling from Pittsburgh for treatment. Doctors reported she passed the critical stage and is responding to treatment. Her husband and attending relatives are at her bedside. The Headlight joins in wishing her a speedy recovery.
Fire Chief A N Dipple of Eagle Lake warns local residents and officials to report any storing of dynamite or other explosive materials. He emphasizes rapid notification to prevent disasters and urges the department to address potential hazards in buildings and nearby sites.
Herman Braden, a prominent Columbus figure and former tax collector of Colorado County, is confined to St. Joseph's Infirmary in Houston. The exact cause and details remain unclear as officials confirm his illness and ongoing treatment. The community awaits further updates on his condition.
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Braden led a district all star squad chosen by eight coaches with unanimous first team votes. Bert Larter of Eagle Lake led with thirteen votes to the first team, joined by Johnny Maek Columbus Joe Zunivall Hallettsville and Grady Jay Lesington along with Emes Youst Seerstrop and A Prokop Bastrop as top selections. The second team includes Vernon Evans Columbus and others. several players received honorable mention.
The High School Junior-Senior Banquet was held Thursday in the gymnasium with a silver star canopy and moonlit backdrop. Tables shone with silver accents and white flowers as students dressed in formal gowns and suits entered the starry, elegant scene.
The wedding of Simank and Keeton took place Monday at a Richmond church. The bride wore a gray sheath with black accessories and corsage by carnations. Mrs Elden Keeton attended, and the groom’s party included 45 best men. Mr and Mrs A M Keeton of Eagle Lake announced the discharge and employment changes following the ceremony.
An appeal urges Americans to donate every usable garment to aid millions facing suffering this winter. The Idea Committer asks communities to send coats dresses trousers and shoes for displaced and refugee children in Europe and Asia, with shipments already to Albania Belgium France Hong Kong Malaya and more.
Reports from Alma Ve Traylor indicate ongoing oil exploration in Colorado Texas and nearby areas. Wells in Wilcon sands show production prep with cementing at 8740 feet and 11,718 foot target. activity returns in Chealerville with Mag Nets on Ant hers property and a Holier well planned by Gibbs Service. New tests at Altair and No TE.C Miter location aim for production with No 2 drilled toward 8500 feet within a 664 acre block.
Approximately Piel resigned and Roe Camel succeeded Paul Carter at a special meeting. The Past will be held Tuesday January 1 at 7:30. Officers urged full attendance at Tuesday’s meeting and the first Tuesday of each month to discuss matters of concern and express opinions.
Miss Hela Wesselski daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wessutshe of Garwood wed Ondrus son of Mr and Mrs George OnGea of Bungerford at St Marys Catholic Church in Nada. The bridal party included her sister Miss Pianers Wesselski as bridesmaid and many friends attended the ceremony and reception following the event.
An Internal Revenue representative is at the First National Bank to offer free help with tax matters. Robert J Haynes from the WWweLop OF Dn berm Revenue assists taxpayers with past year issues and income tax payments.
Eagle Lake High School seniors visited Austin Monday escorted through the capitol’s important buildings. They toured the governor’s office, treasury, and dome, met Governor Coke Stevenson, and saw the Senate and House chambers. The trip, arranged by Supt. Reid, aimed to broaden students’ understanding of Texas government and civic life.
Announcement states sugar stamp No. 89 becomes valid in January and remains good through April 30 for purchases of five pounds of sugar. Stamp No. 6XINTEL Om Use December appears misprinted. the new stamp validity is unclear but appears to apply to purchases and distribution networks.
Disjointed notes describe servicemen from Angle area, including Ea Rowle Hone Pie Henry Slarsalén and others, with movements to and from test centers, ships and carriers such as Gernens and Virgin, plus family updates and a holiday return.
In a brief update the Teparalian center announces a weeklong event featuring frond-related tools and demonstrations. Organizers urge attendees to plan visits and expect hands on exhibits, with a focus on horticulture and regional plant lore. The notice hints at a reunion with a key participant forthcoming on the next page.
County Red Cross officials met last Thursday in the county court to approve sponsoring by the county branch chapters. Funds include 3000 set aside for the project and additional material for home nursing classes across the county from March 23 to May 22. County chairman Charles D. Rute urged participation. key organizers include Mrs. Leynadeeker, Mrs. Lane Seymour Jr., and Mrs. Welfian Leyandechter with trainees to be recruited countywide.
Wharton Hospital celebrates 32 years of service to Caney Valley with a history of open house events led by Dr Green Davidson and staff. The facility, built in 1913, features modern medical equipment and a dedicated team including Drs Englesen Stead, Toseey Davie, Lo Bolton and Willem M. Blair, reflecting its longstanding commitment to care.
Ei Campo considers city delivery inside limits with paved sidewalks and post office boundaries. A postal agent at each hour would serve settlers, requiring 50 percent business participation. street numbering, holidays observed, and a targeted population around 4400. Delivery would begin July 1 with two carriers and nine routes within city limits.
The notice urges residents to settle poll tax payments by the end of January year. It emphasizes citizens should fulfill voting tax duties to preserve suffrage and participate in state and local governance.
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