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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1953
Page
5
Crescent Independent School District plans an addition to Crescent High School to expand facilities. The proposal targets modifications to the existing building and is expected to be ready by August 6. Local officials and families discuss the project as construction timelines unfold.
This week in the Colorado County Probate Court, hearings address appointing appraisers for multiple estates. Executors and guardians receive allowances and fees are apportioned. the wills of Lee and Ada Whit and Vera Waligura are noted with related filings and appointments.
A fragmented notice discusses water line rights within city limits becoming city property. It mentions changing statements about ownership of lines and dust near boundaries and cites questions about salt water fines and property designation.
Fragmented item, unclear text mentions Eagle Lake Fu enen and Meu guests, East Gerard Firemen, no fires, training course in Caller Station, possible social notices, and a mistyped note about Peter Gertson. The readable parts point to a local community event or notices with firefighting groups and a training brief.
Two transit workers faced fines in county court after a chaotic incident involving a truck in Columbus. One driver had his license forfeited after a drunken driving charge, while the other faced a 60.5 day fine amid disputes over ownership and responsibility.
Daisy Gotch and Kent Goode with son visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil Walker on Sunday. Butch Esuindaum planned a few days in Houston visiting relatives, and D C Larson was mentioned in connection with the gathering.
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