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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1973
Page
2
In Eagle Lake Texas the OETA organ of LT We is published weekly on Friday. The entry lists a 6D phone number 234 2782 and notes it as a local publication.
New law requires care workers teachers and others to report suspected child abuse or risk charges. It extends mandatory reporting from prior rules and sets penalties including fines or jail time for noncompliance. Authorities urge vigilance and provide guidance for recognizing signs in children and students.
Ten Tezag Educational Service Company of Dallas and ten local youths assisted by Edmund Munford Jr and Ed Moagey surveyed city and school district property this week. Red Cross notes at Colorado County meeting mention officers and hostesses. many local residents listed for weekend travel, church events, and social visits.
Area students qualified for WOIC honor rolls with high GPAs and community achievements. Names include Hartalelty carWeads Tate rhek Berger, Nala, Selmatinvann, Kyelyt A, and Mean theridan among others, with many posting averages near thresholds and joint honors noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes warn about air pollution issues and mention an American Lime Association contact. The message lists Alamo Aves and a San Antonio address as an office location. It references environmental concerns and suggests actions to keep air clean.
Historical entries detail numerous deeds leases and land tracts across Colorado County. Names include Ulbricht Ulpright Teed McGee and other landowners with dates mainly in 1873 to 1974 amid scattered measurements and land descriptions.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals such as Hoades, Garwood, Uretyts, Martirok, Meltardy, Gordon, Vie Lingje, Jahio, Williams and Tatty J, but the text is too corrupted to identify the event, roles, dates, or locations. The readable bits resemble a historical roster or panel but lack coherent details.
An infant son of Allen Wieds is reported dead with the burial at Wharton Cemetery. The notice references family names and the locations of Wharton and Caney, with hospital and burial details on the record. The fragment mentions relatives and a Methodist community but the core event is a death and burial notice for the Wieds infant.
A fragment notes a free car wash offer near Jubnny's, with mentions of Marcus Gundete and Johnny's Kate Fan Wart. The notice appears dated June 2, 1973, with unclear location specifics and a likely promotional aim.
Carol Tag Thornton attended two recent meetings where DF and Texas Age University’s Charles Leinweber spoke, stressing food as vital for wildlife and rain, while Dan and Ed Tate noted claims about the lake and wedding guidance column. The city council discussed the new ball park, its costs, and procedural steps, alongside wedding writeups and dairy’s role in nutrition.
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