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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text hints at academic or literary topics and names like Kenneth Koch but lacks coherent details. The readable portions reference academies, professors, and events without clear actions or outcomes. Further clean text needed to produce a concrete card with identifiable entities and facts.
Obscure line item in a damaged OCR shows a veterinary supplies firm, Secclac drenches and a sprayer at Eieit Lake Drigs. Mentions OB 4-252 and names Lear MN Get seur. Readable facts are sparse. main entities are WEESLIND, Eieit Lake, Secclac, and OB 4-252.
Leon Paul Wool of Oklahoma City died at home after a heart attack on a Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday at 2:00 p.m. at the Mill Bauer Funeral Home chapel in Fagie Lake with Rev. Ervin Veale and Rev. Dad Edmonds officiating. Burial followed in the Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mary Sunnby Word, four children Royannine David Wood Senandh ard Danny Priest, Ada Stahl of Fag Lake, and sister Mims Roo Campbell. He served in the military from 1907 to 1915, chartered the Thousand Retreat Center in Oklahoma City on March 20, 182, and had a long life linked to Eagle Sun Ambon and Oklahoma Heed.
The Rice Theatre announces an outstanding weekend lineup with multiple acts. Local performers appear alongside touring acts, drawing crowds anticipated to fill seats at the venue.
May 1 1965 girls Brownies Girl Scouts and leaders gathered for Day Camp at the high school area. Troops set up living spaces with themed decors while banners songs and a tree gathering marked the day. Buddies were assigned meals and a hike explored a sand bar by the river before snacks and a closing sing.
The Nada Council of the Knights of Columbus plans its fifth annual Kit Festival at Nada KST Hall on Sunday June 27. Activities start at 2 PM with games and entertainment, a beef barbecue serves at 3 PM for 1.25 per plate, and a dance with the Bil Mraz orchestra begins at 8:30 PM. Public invitation extended.
Evert of Eagle Lake is a candidate for graduation during the seventy-first commencement exercises on June 8 at Dover Military Academy in Dover, Trina. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J. E. Evert, has attended Culver three years, led the Black Horse Troop as lieutenant, and helped form the Lancer Platoon. He excelled in equestrian activities and played intramural sports, tennis and basketball.
A fragment notes Brownie Troop S49 with reporter Melody Farris and the leaders. The readable lines suggest coverage of troop activities and leadership roles in the local unit.
The Senior Class of Eagle Lake High School enjoyed an all night celebration on Tuesday night May 28 at the Community Center. Parents, led by chairwoman Mrs George Kretzschmar, organized entertainment with dancing until 1 30 am. Refreshments were served and Mr and Mrs H C Johnson donated a movie at Rice Theatre from 1 30 to 3 30 am. Afterward, more refreshments were served at the center and graduates returned home at dawn tired but happy.
About 300 friends gathered at a Bastrop chicken and fish night to honor Jungmichel on his first term as Texas state representative of the 46th district. Speaker Bert Barnes praised his work and noted the officials in attendance, including local party and community figures.
A Bastrop men's club hosted a ceremony honoring Jungmichel and Sen. Chaves Herring of Austin. Attendees included Mayor Lester Palmer, Mayor Pro-tem Louis Shanks, Gen. Mer Gideot of the Lower Colorado River Authority, LeRA board members, and Will Odon of the Parks and Wildlife Commission. More than 3,840,000 people were injured or died in automobile accidents last year. driver error and poor judgment accounted for over 8 percent of highway casualties in 1954.
The Ruth Circle of Grace Lutheran Church met on May 23 for its regular monthly meeting. Members, led by Mrs Milroy Gregor, opened with a devotion by Pastor Greger on Abiding in Love. Mrs J Williams led meditation and prayers, followed by a social with homemade cake.
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