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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1951
Page
10
Sugar Foot techno program opens at Rice Theatre with showtimes on Thursday and Friday featuring Raxdsiph Sodele Jurgen in a stylized multimedia act.
A frail line in a dated column describes San Francisco slums and a dubious plot about money in a tale titled Inside Straight. The brief notes a dubious figure named Falsdoe and a monetary scheme amid urban hardship.
Property owners express opposition to proposed additions and changes in consultation with community groups. Officials urge a measured approach while considering local impacts and potential costs.
Veterans on active duty will receive their second NaSI dividend of 685 million dollars this week in checks. The payment follows a two month impasse and was affected by the April 25 enactment of a new insurance law, with prior planning delays noted.
Washington July 26 The tidelands bill faces the Senate and possible presidential veto this week. Representative Chak W. Thompson said he is optimistic Congress will pass it with a substantial majority, aimed at nullifying Supreme Court rulings on federal rights to tidelands. Texas would gain oil-rich submerged lands extending about 1032 miles off its coast under the agreement. Democratic leaders hoped to move quickly, while debate may push action into early next week. McMillan spent last week in Angleton visiting Mrs. L H Turner and family. Lt Me Jlan is stationed at Patrick Air Force Base Cocoa. Check subscription dates. past due issues must be removed.
Eagle Lake Chapter No. 483 Eastern Star hosted a picnic for Master Masons at the golf course Tuesday evening. About 110 guests attended including spouses. Ruth Jenkins welcomed guests and H E Tate thanked the lodge. Committees praised for serving and entertainment. Catholic Church tables and Golf Association grounds thanked.
Probate Judge John A. Hancher grants authority to Mrs. Mildred M. Loeser to enter into an oil, gas and mineral lease on behalf of her ward Judith Elsie Loeser. Miss Frankie Jean Bidgeon, daughter of Mr and Mrs F C Pidgeon, works as junior mail clerk at Shell Oil Refinery Deer Park near Houston. Guests last Sunday of Mr and Mrs Ernest Ondrias were Mr and Mrs E W Sklar and family and Mr and Mrs Richard Sklar and family of Wharton.
W C Reed presented the program at the Rotary Club meeting. Rhea Gray, preaching at the Baptist revival, sang a spiritual River Jordan. Visiting Rotarians included Ernest Lawrence of Columbus Isaac Weaver and Wyndle Haese of El Campo. Rhea Gray and Walter Floyd were guests of the Club. Program chairmen for the next three weeks are Lloyd Spalinger August 1 R P Wilcox August 8 and D S Taylor August 15.
18 day old Jeffrey Lee Steinbach has gained weight at Laughlin Hospital this week. He is reported to tip the scale at two pounds 13 ounces, up from a birth weight of three pounds. His parents Mr and Mrs Leon Steinbach reside locally while Mrs Ben Brashet remains under observation for a tonsil operation.
List of patients admitted this week in Laughlin area hospitals with names including Velia Fanez Jimmy Adkins Frank Gosney Kenneth Perry and others. Dismissals feature Randolph Edwards Charmaine Marx Mrs John Orsak Mrs J C Brasher and others.
On July 22 at 2 30 a m Rob rett Edwards and Iona Jackson were arrested for assault and battery and fined 15 dollars each. Geo N Andrews was arrested for intoxication and fined 10 dollars with suspension. On July 24 three men were arrested in connection with the theft of a towing machine from Miles Theu man. no charges filed by yesterday noon. Sheriff J O Walker and Police Chief Joe Passant led the arrests and recovered the machine.
Mr and Mrs J R Peet stayed with Mr and Mrs O D Cooksey in Rock Island. Mrs E W Reed Antonio visited relatives here with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Otis Pouncey. Mrs Pouncey accompanied her sister to San Antonio last Saturday. Kolberg Kreamilk Dalry promotes its rich milk as the town’s best.
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