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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
10
Local business notes show 7 Star Brewing Co. faces delays as managers discuss budgeting and potential partnerships. Officials from MBAS and Palirities weigh options for future production and distribution amid uncertain market conditions.
The highway department has approved work on the Rosenberg Bridge with a completion timeline of fifteen months. Officials note funding and final construction plans are pending, but ground is expected to break soon at the site.
The Coushatta District outlines a busy calendar with a July 12 Columbus Swimming Meet at Prudential Pool, brief council and Lyn Houston quarterly gatherings, and a series of troop camping programs from June to August. Scouts from Troops 298, 557, 312, 334, and others announce dates and fees for provisional camp experiences at El Ranch Cima, inviting names and a $2 reservation payment.
Representatives from eleven clubs met in Columbus as the County Home Demonstration Council outlined the 4-H summer schedule. The state round-up unfolds at College Station June 8 to 10 with district competitions and five girls from the county to attend. District camps at Camp Sterling July 7 to 9 will select five more to join the state events. state THDA meeting in Dallas August 11 to 13 will draw nominees at June meetings. County agent Prentice and Miss Mildred Schilix highlighted completed cancer dressings, bandages and hand-tooled purses, with club women reporting funds and ward accounts and the council treasurer noting a balance of $214.42.
Louise returns to her home in Gainsville Texas last Friday after a seven week visit with parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs A 2 Meniil and family.
B H Shirley former roanmas ter for Southern Pacific with 42 years service will attend a Houston luncheon Tuesday honoring the railroad's retired officers and supervisors. One hundred seventy three retired officials and supervisors invited from Tustin Louisiane have been invited, and 75 have accepted invitations to attend.
In a county court matter, a note for 366.44 was dismissed after attorney action. The case involved E A Craft and railroad officials at a luncheon event. Settlement terms not announced. Costs of court were assessed against the defendant.
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