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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1953
Page
9
Washington records show Columbus Bank seeking judgment and foreclosure in a suit. Promissory notes totaling $815.43 with payments acknowledged at $200 form the basis, with J. Hoftvean named as defendant and mortgages securing the owed balance.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local pageant with participants named Ta bPterrn seains and Creaghne McDonald from South Yexek State. A prize mentioned is an Elgin watch given by an individual referred to as The ideal.
Report of Rosk Island 4-H club formation and activities led by Mrs Gan C Edda with guest Migs Scup Prencive at 3 45 pm on July 7. Discussion covered plant varieties, vegetables for planting and caretaking. Also notes Maeviiy Stark’s Army service return and Pvt Stack’s hospital convalescence. Birthday celebration for Marty Royce Gehe marked by sister Mrs Leonard Wibe with games and refreshments.
The new Texas map project, produced by AllTexas, is offered at no charge. It highlights highways with concise details on the front and points of interest on the back, and is printed in Austin with paper from near Houston. Availability is announced through the state engineer and county tax collector’s office.
The note outlines expedited processing for certain cards and mail items managed by the Texas Highway Department. It mentions district offices and bureau handling, with references to San Antonio and other localities.
Betty Kay Meitzen Namie is highlighted among junior class members with support from Mrs. Lee Graves and Mrs. D.C. Larson. The article notes her scholastic focus during her studies at Texas and mentions her home in Houston and other local school figures.
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