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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
1
Seventy seven men are slated for induction on February 6 with twenty four hailing from Colorado County. The list reflects local residents receiving recognition for contributions to the community. Further details appear in the county notice and forthcoming reports.
State authorities extend vehicle inspection deadline to September 6 1952 part of the April 1 1952 ruling. Attorney General Thich issues guidance on needed inspection certificates for 1952 registrations. George W Busny chief states 1000 official inspection frames issued and to be used nationwide with new inspection after September 7 1952 before 1953 requirements.
The event titled First Annual Banquet for six will take place Tuesday night January 22. A featured humorist and noted speaker is expected to attend and address the gathering. The program includes remarks by a state figure and has drawn attention in daily papers.
State and local health officials report unusually high polio activity in Texas during the winter, with Galveston counting IL cases and Harris County seeing rising patient numbers. National Foundation funds will exceed $1,800 for patient care, and the Texas March of Dimes chair urges counties to maximize contributions and tighten county campaigns to reach every potential donor.
Funeral services were held at St Michael’s Catholic Church in Weimar for Fritz Gold Sr. of Columbus and Weimar who died January 7. He was born November 6, 1863, came to America as a youth, and resided in Weimar most of his life. Survivors include three sons Fritz Edward and Frank. five daughters Regina, Ernestine Wick, John Heger, Adolf Ulbrich, and Elizabeth Berger. 22 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Interment at St Michael’s Cemetery in Weimar.
Alamo Lumber Company will hold the formal opening of its new store and lumber yard on Saturday January 19 at 3:00 am. B Powell invites residents of East Lake and nearby communities to inspect the modern facilities, featuring pink stone front, large windows, and a modern air conditioned office. Prizes totaling 575 will be given away to registrants during open house, with prizes awarded at 3:00 pm.
A. L. Baring announces the 1952 Chevrolet display at his showroom this Saturday January 19. The event promises eleven body types across Special and De Luxe series with new styling and features including re engineered power mounts and redesigned shock absorbers. Edgar Baring of the dealership notes Chevrolet’s continued leadership as the 1951 model year closes.
County Tax Assessor J. Hajersley and deputies will conduct pay tans and poll tax collection at Spalinger Hardware January 21 22 and 23. Taxpayers are urged to pay promptly to preserve voting privileges and to renew property records ahead of deadlines.
Deer Park boys and girls both reach top four as Deer Park dominates Sheridan in the final, 58 to 30 for the boys and the girls repeat their 1951 tournament title. East Bernard and Eagle Lake thrill with close scores while Deer Park’s victory caps a two day, 24 game event marked by strong hospitality and crowded gymnasiums.
A county court meeting approved salary hikes for officials and changes to deputy and traveling allowances. The board authorized payments from insurance recoveries for courthouse repairs and outlined specific pay levels for county officials including the secretary, clerk, and law enforcement staff.
Hoard of Bayle planning to hold an open house at the new school this Sunday. Officials invite all interested to attend the event and tours of the new facility, with emphasis on community participation and future programs.
Mayor Hares calls for a suit against residents who burn trash in city limits undermining a free garbage collection program. He warns the practice creates neighborhood discomfort and defeats the drive for cleanliness by leaving undesirable odors and hazards on properties.
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