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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
7
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The annual Friike Faswags reunion will be held this year at the SPSST Hall in Nelsonville for the family group this week with seats and members listed. Reports mention legal and insurance matters including casualty companies and fees, with notes on charges and special assessments.
Garden Club members will meet in February to study geraniums. Miss Bis and Sr will present the program, with possibly a talk on geranium varieties and care. The session begins at 3:00 tomorrow in the first conference room, featuring demonstrations and discussion.
The Garwood Lions Club sponsors a yearly sale featuring 77 calves and 73 hogs with divisions tied to the Houston Fat Stock Show. Key organizers include Zions Cab Committee members such as Bob Bates and Walter Braden Jr, under Garwood High School guidance.
Mayor Harold Thomas proclaims February 9 to 15, 1959 as Electrical Week to honor electrical industry progress and pioneers like Thomas Edison. The declaration urges safer, more proficient electrical work and installation practices and promotes public awareness of electrical safety.
Seven Lockhart High School seniors will provide music at the Youth Sweetheart Banquet hosted by the local Baptist and Methodist denominations. Miss Karen Glosserman will sing a solo while Sager represents the student association at the event on February 1.
A senior at Eagle Lake High School was not chosen by teachers or the DAR to receive an award despite being honored at the Sub District Sunday event. The DAR presented the award to a sister in a related ceremony with guests from the area attending the Wisdom Day Lunch hosted by the Joan Byereth Chapter of Columbus.
Attorneys for Trice Co filed an appeal against a judgment entered by Under Lestes Heft for 3774278 dollars and 10,090 dollars in favor of the plaintiffs. Six percent interest was to accrue until paid. Burns sued for 79,578 dollars plus attorney fees and interest. Hearing before Judge Holt Detcher Tth. Judgment dated December 28. Dutton claimed the money was due under a drilling contract and asked for severable allowances. The judge denied the claim.
Plaintiffs sue Prince Afarir and Exploration Company for rain water damages totaling 5600. They seek actual damages plus exemplary and costs claiming the defendants caused flooding and property harm. The complaint lists alleged rainfall‑induced damage to grain, crops, and related property.
Mr and Mrs Milton Nelson announce the birth of a son in a brief family notice. The parents request privacy as they welcome their new child.
Gulf Coast Hereford Association schedules its annual sale at Memorial Park Columbus on Friday February 7 offering forty seven bulls and cows in pens with horned and polled Herefords for judging show and sale. Officers J A Steger treasurer H G Hele and Daiss Thompson secretary provide details.
Mrs Lester Dennis and three children were riding in a pickup when it collided with a car on Houston and Prairie streets in Columbus. Damage to the car was estimated at 750 and injuries included minor bruises for several occupants. Police investigated the collision.
Farm bureau reports President attends regional conference in Sevier County on Monday. The event highlights agricultural policy priorities and upcoming state meetings.
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