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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1967
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about an international Sunday School lesson. Readable bits mention a lesson number and geographic references but no coherent event or quotation. The piece appears damaged with nonsensical phrases and fragmented names.
Cockburn was named treasurer and secretary of Central Power and Light at a Vorpus Christi board meeting. He will assume duties February 1, having served CPL since 1984 as secretary and assistant treasurer. Allen Wallace was elected as assistant treasurer, with plans to retire as vice president and treasurer at month end. Wallace has led credits collection since 1965.
Cattle market report notes Columbus Livestock Commission sold 865 head including nut hogs and sheep. Prices ranged from good to choice butcher calves and utilities with drought impacts varying. packer mows sold around 20 dollars per hundredweight.
The listing reports commercial packer bulls at 70kd and 5 Ww, heavy steer calves at 24 to 37, heifer calves 22 to 26, and steer calves 21 to 26. Stocker cows and heifers bring 19 to 22, butcher hogs 185 to 25, feeder pigs 17 to 26, with wheelchairs and walkers for rent at Eagle Lake.
Houston Social Security officials urge residents who paid doctors but have not claimed Medicare payments to verify information before paying. District manager Edgar Bunotante notes early program delays from incomplete applications. Bowers says help is available to reduce payment delays and explains Medicare benefit guidance.
A garbled excerpt discusses applause meanings in speeches and gendered fashion signals. It notes applause at start shows faith, middle signals hope, end conveys charity, and contrasts a man’s painted face with a woman’s dressed-to-kill appearance amid a rabbit foot superstition.
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