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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1952
Page
10
City considers approving or denying new parking meters installation amid a Retail Merchants Association push. Trial costs and school funding concerns rise as teachers face uncertain pay and residents urge safer, better parking options.
A meeting in Columbus on Tuesday at 10 noted by Judge John A. Hanchey to review a state plan for a four month typhus fever control campaign. The plan proposes dusting with DDT against fleas, with state funds and employees to be deployed in rural and town areas, funded by local governments.
Jah Stevenson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stevenson celebrated her fifth birthday at home on January 28 at 3 o clock. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake, and grandma and grandpa Cook of Condoce arrived for the surprise. Balloons and favors complemented a small family party. Joe D. Enshes completed five lot cameras and photo supplies.
Miss Marie Labay and Miss Annie Labay were united in a double ceremony with Messrs Allac and Sablatura at St Marys Church in El Campo. The double wedding joined Anton Kutac and Marie Labay with Joseph Sablatura and Annie Labay, officiated by Rev. Buy. Attendants included Florence Sunea and Steve Chusk with Albert Kutac and Richard Labay as witnesses. A reception and dance followed at the J. Tye Hall drawing a crowd from nearby towns.
Rock Island and Orchard met in the Rock Island gym with Orchard prevailing 46 to 36 after leading 21 14 at half. C Trapp led Rock Island with 12 points while Robert Slate and Joe Kuhes tallied 10 for Orchard. Rockets girls fell 28 26 to Moulton in the district game as Veaver led Moulton with 8 points. Mrs Ohm W J Sutherland ill in Palacios hospital as flu care continues at local facility.
John N. Arremont of Houston faced a jury in Judge A Haneker's court for assault with a motor vehicle. He was fined 200 with a mandatory license suspension after a tow rope broke on Higby Hill causing a crash injuring passenger Nyla Fee Grigsby.
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