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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
6
Classified section details insertion charges per word and minimums, deadlines, and payment rules. Notices include homes for sale with descriptions and contact names such as Ed Hanily and Mrs Clarence Jenkins, plus miscellaneous local listings and a few incomplete lines referencing properties and prices.
An ad offers army surplus items including camping gear and clothing with price points such as 3.95 and 2.65 for paints and footwear. It also promotes a seven acre Eagle Lake property listing near the city limits with a five room house, well and utilities, fenced land, porches, and a new water tank priced reasonably. Contact Bill Kramer Route 3 Box 100A Shiner Texas or see Holy Realty in Eagle Lake.
Teal Zeal Sparks 65 Test Hunt in Texas as Parks staff discuss an early season. An experimental teal season possible to study effects of increased harvest before usual late autumn waterfowl season. Al Springs notes 10 to 15 daily applications. hunters need a special real hunting permit from Parks and Wildlife. Deadline August 2. state and federal licenses apply.
The Swonne Commuters led the league week with a 1543 team series. Alma Davide posted a 211 game and Virginia Waldron had a 509 series. Ralph Girls eins and Alma Davide were among standout performers as Uisiribint week wrapped up with the Rams bowling rotation.
Tynae T Baja of East Bernard, the father of Mrs. J. T. Frnka, died at his home in East Bernard on Wednesday, June 16. Services were held Friday, June 18, at Holy Cross Catholic Church in East Bernard and burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Dalajka, daughters Michalks, Mrs. Rudy Duyiga, Mrs. Paul Vasek, Joe Preisler, twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The family thanks Dr. Dan J. Schuhmann, Emma Wait, nurses of Schuhmann-Weaver Hospital, Reverend Henry Rachunek, Monsignor Joseph Valenta, Rev. Joseph Kane, and friends.
Mildred Srubar of Brookshine paid a 100 fine plus costs and received a three day county jail sentence on a driving while intoxicated charge filed in County Court. The entry dates to June 17.
A fragmented notice from Cal Eastlake Alcoholics Anonymous group lists contact details and ZIP codes 23456 42910 with a prompt for help. It appears to be an AA meeting or support query, though the OCR is garbled.
Hunter Catches 54 ib yellow catfish early Monday in a nearby canal. He also reported a 14 pound blue catfish and a brief note of a near-miss as a large catfish escaped. In other items, Saturday evening events and local social mentions appear among scattered names and places.
The Babe Ruthers from East Bernard and Eagle Lake saw a rainout of the Columbus 2 game in Columbus. Makeups await an official date as manager Sherwan Tryon reorganizes to play at East Bernard Thursday night at 7 30 and reaffirms future home games including Weimar on July 1. Next Monday the First National team travels to Sheridan. A separate note mentions beaned beans and a Riley Theatre showing Goldfinger soon.
A partition suit filed in District Court at Columbus last week seeks division of 278 acres in the Ramsey area. The case Raymond Goeckier versus Gus Goeckler and others asks the court to divide Lat No. 8 in the M. D. Ramsey survey among rightful owners. Gus Goeckler is said to own half, Mrs. Gladys Moody one third of one half, and Raymont Gough two thirds of one half.
The first archdiocesan wide effort to study Vatican II decisions and implement the laity's role invites Catholic men and women from Southwest parishes to a three day Summer Conference at the Granada Hotel beginning Friday, June 25. The event features noted theologians and lay leaders from across the United States.
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