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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1967
Page
7
A partial alert notes disturbances and injuries causing concern. It mentions sterility issues and threats to public order. The readable fragments reference disturbances tied to a group described as three persons and a social context.
A local health column reports common complaints related to back strain and general wellness. It emphasizes proper posture, regular exercise, and seeking professional guidance for persistent discomfort. The piece encourages readers to consider chiropractic care as part of a holistic approach to health.
Eagle Lake Teenage Lakers suffered two defeats in the Tri County competition. They lost 3 to 10 at La Grange Ravens and 5 to 7 at Jo Kum Hubs. They host Flatonia Astros Thursday and Weimar Yankees on June 2.
Clyde Nispel invites AML members to register for a membership tournament at the local course. Members with current parity should notify Mr Nigpel by June 15 to participate in the championship event. After years without a club membership title, strong interest has grown and competition will include flights with flight winners vying for the overall championship.
Nanny Wilson accompanied by Miss Linda attended a brides shower for Miss Thomas. The event featured young women from the campus community as University of Texas students observed the dress and customs of the season.
Mr and Mrs Allen Glueck and son Darrell of Quitrrar visited over the weekend with Mrs Lee Goode and Mrs Alvin Glucci. They were en route to Junctina where Darrell began his summer echo and plans to enter Texas A and M University this fall.
The Colorado Suit Conservation District reports cooperators completing farm ponds on multiple farms including Mentz, Frelsburg, Garwood, and Bernardo areas. Several cultivate coastal Bermuda grass for forage, with acres established across riverside and gullied lands. New cooperators welcomed. visitors from Mobile, Alabama toured local farms en route to Austin.
Lakers beat Eagles 7 4 in eight innings to finish the first round undefeated. Lakers, coached by Major Benge and Bill Wilkerson, led early and pulled away with key hits and errors by the Eagles. Yanks defeated Cubs in opener as East Bernard games were on the schedule for Friday night.
Bay City standout Jeanne Mathis daughter of Mu and Mrs. Sam J. Mathis Jr. is accepted to join Wharton County Junior College girls basketball tour in 1967 BS. She helped Bay City High School reach a 120 7 record in 1966 67, averaged 21 points, earned all district honors twice, and will study physical education at WCJC.
The Houston Astros begin a highly anticipated 11 game home stand June 12 to June 21 featuring top NL clubs. The Giants visit for four straight, Braves and Cardinals each appear in four to five games, with a day-night doubleheader set for June 17 and a final game on June 21, all at home.
A charge of aggravated assault was filed in county court May Mist against Charles Wilson. He was tried June grid before Judge Charles DP. Rutta and assessed a fine of 100 dollars and costs. Wilson was arrested for assaulting and cutting Manuel Scott with a knife during a fracas in Columbus.
A county court charged Lear Benjamin Hewitt with assault after a preliminary hearing held June 5. Bond was set at $250 for the alleged attack on Flossie Mae Hewitt.
Leo J Leopold a Nada resident died suddenly on June 1 at age 73 He was born December 17 1699 in Halletts ville and is survived by his wife four daughters two sons and several siblings Funeral services were held at Triska Chapel El Canina and St Marys Catholic Church Nada with interment at Nada Catholic Cemetery.
Local hardware store Swalinger Hardware in Hagie Lake advertises a June sale with items like dry irons offered at 9.85 dollars. The unusual spelling and fragmented OCR suggest a small town retailer promoting household appliances with limited details.
Miss Susan McElhinney of Blum mont Way leaves Wednesday for her home after visiting her grandfather B. El McElhinney, Mrs. McElhinney, and aunt Mrs. M. L. Anderson. She also visited the G. D. Reming family in Kerrville. Ambassador and Mrs. Fletchee Warren of Greenville are visiting this week with Mrs. F. A. Hoeinghaus.
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