The Eagle Lake Headlight notice
Local newspaper brief from Eagle Lake Headlight, front page item referencing a PO Box contact and phone number 234 275. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR but indicates standard community notice format.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
2
Local newspaper brief from Eagle Lake Headlight, front page item referencing a PO Box contact and phone number 234 275. Details unclear due to fragmentary OCR but indicates standard community notice format.
A Kentucky public safety official writes a forceful open letter urging motorists to respect speed limits. He cites traffic patrols enforcing tickets and warns about tragic wrecks, urging readers to avoid reckless driving to protect families and lives.
Seventeen years of local life are recalled in a June 1997 look back at Severin with mentions of visitors from A&L College Kingsville Wato families of Martin Reeves and Yoodler. The piece notes weddings graduations and travels including Beaumon Houston and San Francisco connections.
Bill Boykin assumes duties as Texas Press general manager, becoming the association’s second in 61 years. A veteran editor and administrator, he arrives from prior posts including Florida Press Association and Allied Daily Newspaper Association in the Pacific Northwest, plus Oklahoma Press Association leadership.
Four representatives of El Campo Production Credit Association participate in the Management Development Conference in Fourton led by Jack W. Rapa vice president and local officers Welton Coan Simpson and others. Local association serves agricultural credit across Calhoun Victoria Wharton counties and nearby towns.
Thomas A. Fletcher has been named the new administrator at Wharton Manor, 410 1, Munk in Wharton. Formerly River Valley Naveiue Home, the facility is accredited by National Living Center, Inc., and offers 80 bed facility providing skilled nursing care.
East Bernard Independent School District announces opening day for August 30 with registration August 26. In service training for teachers runs August 16 to 26 for seven days. Holy Cross School facilities leased for renovations, kindergarten and first grade to use FH. All children turning five by September 1 may enroll, health and vaccination programs urged at registration. Superintendent Charles Nateor notes kindergarten supervised by Mrs. Henrietta Julowy with full day for new students.
Mr and Mrs Nemey Dos tal with children Sister Ciena of Victoria and Bubba Terry and Jane enjoy a vacation week in El Paso Juarez Mexico captured in a brief social item from the local paper.
Blue Bonnet Pioneers grew to fifty two members guests and life members at the Cyc Center in Rowentiere on January 25. Mrs Watson of Rosenberg won the doct aria. Officers for the coming year included Dennis Meyer president Hempstead. Altonhelm vice president Ronanberg. Elizabeth Rhodes 2nd vice president Hoeenberg. Lela Mae McMakin secretary treasurer Sreshace. E May member at large Brenham. C P Michalak education opportunity Bran nam. EH McAlping life member Brenham. Leona Rudloff recorder and publicity Bellville. Henry Bray outgoing president. A death wreath and a decorative candle were presented. Next meeting to be held by Columbus on Jiraath.
Mrs Sam Austtt flew from Trausten Intercontinental Airport on Sunday to Las Argeles for an extended visit with her son Mr Gene Austin and family in Santa Barbara California. Mead Headhight clagaileds
A 1971 list details required items for grade one to three at Eagle Lake Primary School. First grade calls for tablets, pencils, scissors, glue, crayons, tissues. second grade for pencils, eraser, scissors, paste, crayons, composition book, and notebooks. third grade lists notebooks, pencils, eraser, scissors, glue, crayons, ruler, brad folders, and a box of crayons.
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