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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
7
A garbled OCR of a historical letter discusses appointments, pay, and political tensions. It references Jefferson, eastern politics, and a demand for reform, with strained syntax and unclear names and dates.
Proud parents Mr and Mrs Bobby Payne announce the birth of a son on June 3. The infant weighs 3 pounds 10 ounces. Mother and baby are reported in good condition at Glendale.
The Colorado County Citizens Band Radio Club will meet at 5:00 pm tonight, Wednesday, at Joe's Cafe in Well. All interested CBers are invited to attend. Mrs. Alan Glueck and Mrs. Rasece Fountain of Atlanta visit relatives and friends on Monday and Tuesday of this week. Glueck came especially to see her mother, Mrs. Lee Gonde. Steve Taylor is studying at Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville during the upcoming semester. Mrs. Annie Band and Mrs. Ed from Gannnio were visitors week with their sister, Crofebtiels. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Wiese have moved from Dalley to Austin where they will attend the University of Texas.
FCC monitors CB radio activity after a crackdown on unlicensed operators. The effort tracks violators using station monitors and direction finding, leading to arrests and penalties, including fines and potential prison time.
Record registration at Wharton County Junior College shows a 27 percent rise in students for the first six weeks of summer classes. Registrar Pattye D. Waitt reports 298 enrolled, surpassing 1964's figure as 19 courses are offered. Summer session runs June 27 to July 20 with classes starting July 6.
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