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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1951
Page
10
Local notes show September Affair highlighted at Rice Theatre with photos and cast details. Entries mention Seph Collen and Jon Iila in program listings for the 21-22 season slot.
Their second daughter was born June 7 at Laughlin Hospital. Deborah Jean weighed 8 pounds 2 ounces. Elder sister Diane is four. Grandparents listed as Mrs J H Miles and Mr and Mrs. Brs.
We express sincere thanks for the cards flowers and remembrances received during our hospital stay. Special thanks to Dr J R Laughlin and the hospital staff for their efficiency and thoughtfulness. Mrs Buddie Randow and Debra Ann.
Tesas County Judges and Commissioners Association lauds the Legislature for supporting the farm-to-market road program, approving a pipeline tax on natural gas and resisting administration attacks. O. F. Dent of Libei presides, L. W. Gardner of Liasen is vice president. joint statement cites a courageous majority and achievements benefiting Texas rural roads.
An auction sales wing opens at Port City Stockyards in Houston near Calhoun. D A Sartwellte says weekly sales will be conducted by Gal Coast Livestock Commission Company, a Packers and Stockyards Administration registered market agency. Public and retired herd sales will be held each Thursday.
Wiss Pauline Labay and Joe A Leopold united in a Nada ceremony with maid of honor Miss Margar io Ann Waligura and bridesmaids in light blue brocaded organdy. The bride wore a Japanese silk lace gown with seed pearl veil and carried a white orchid bouquet. An all day reception followed at St Marys parish hall. The couple will reside in Hallettsville where Leopold works as a carpenter.
The project involves painting and varnishing interior woodwork, installing new counters and rails in the county clerk and tax offices, dampproofing exterior masonry, replacing worn exterior steps with stone, removing aluminum paint from the copper dome, replacing broken glass, and updating plumbing and ventilation in the darkroom. Bids opened April 12 exceeded the architect's estimate by about 40,000 dollars. Commissioners and other officials toured Mr. Barta’s completed builds in South Texas towns and heard praise from residents.
Social Security official Fred C. Rogers warns surviving parents of World War II veterans must file proof of dependency by June 30, 1951 if the veteran died before 1939 and relied on them for half or more of support. Benefits do not go to widows or minor children.
The Marine Corps will enlist volunteers who have received pre induction notices beginning June 15. Single men 17 to 29 may join the regular Marines, or 17 to 34 for the Marine Corps Reserve, with eligibility varying by status. Information available at local recruiting stations or the Houston district office at 316 Federal Office Building.
Local subscribers feared a line outage yesterday as the city switchboard was enlarged. The evening chief operator Lena Gus Milby guided a reader to see the issue where a blank space left a phone unconnected briefly. The hole was quickly filled, restoring service on a deadline day.
Houston June 13 Employers who raised wages after January 15 1950 may incorporate those increases into base pay period levels for the 10 per cent formula set by the National Wage Stabilization Board. Advance approval WS 6b petitions required. violations carry penalties up to 10000 fine or one year imprisonment.
Cubmaster L Tate and Cub Scout den mothers plan for Cubs parents summer program at 2 p m tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce office. A college faculty member's son recounts his first Sunday school day and the source of his money bowls.
An ad urging customers to have dependable prescriptions filled at Beckman's Drug Store appears, highlighting trust in their pharmacy services.
Mrs. Gus Krienke returned from a several days visit with her husband Private Gus Krienke who is stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Eat More Rice.
A dentist tells a patient not to pay in advance as the patient jokes he was counting money before getting gas. The exchange plays on money, payment and misheard words in a humorous tone.
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