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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1972

Page

3

From L Exchange Vows Here June 25 Area On A&M Dist. List

Seven Eagle Lake Area students earned Distinguished Student ranking at Texas A&M University, announced registrar TM Rupert A. Lacey. The honor requires a 3.25 GPA, 16 credit hours, and no grade below B. List includes Philip A. Kana, Glenda A. Sunderman, Sidney E. Struss, Walter M. Willis, Wilbert O. Kucherka, Ronel W. Roberts, and David Lobpries of Garwood.

Eagle Lake Area Texas A&m University Rupert A. Lacey Eagle Laka Ust Phuimtp A. Kana Glenda A. Sunderman Sidney E. Struss Walter M. Willis Wilbert 0. Kucherka Ronel W. Roverts David & Lobpries Garwood

Local ceremony unites Mieg Kenneil and Donald Evetts

Christine Kenniell daughter of Ray and Mrs A Olen Kenneil of Eagle Lake wed Donald Gene Evetts son of Mr and Mrs G Evetts in a Sunday home ceremony June 25 officiated by the bride’s father. Organist Janille Walling provided music. The bride wore a white batiste gown with long sleeves and high collar, accessorized with a white satin ribbon at the empire waist and a gift necklace. Matron of honor was Parela Kennell, best man Jack Kennell. A luncheon followed with yellow and white daisies, two cakes by Marjorie Kennell, punch poured by Mrs W J Brunner. The couple will live in Ajo Arizona. Mr Evetts is a construction worker. The bride is a Texas Wesleyan University graduate.

Mieg Christine Kenniell Ray Mre A. Olen Kenneil Eagle Lake Donald Gene Evetts Arizona Parela Kennell Jack Kennel W. J. Brunner Ajo Evetts Texas Wesleyan University of Fort Worth Northern Arizona University

Bunges Seek Damages From Const Co In Columbus Suit

Lester and Margaret Bunge filed a District Court civ il suit in Columbus against B R Moore and others claiming they did not sign a contract and that the Moore Construction firm extended operations beyond fifty acres. The Bunges seek 30 000 in damages and 100 000 in punitive damages and ask for an injunction to halt trespassing and land work beyond the original fifty acres.

Lester ‘Bunge Columbus B. R. Moore Spsulipri Bunge Garwood Ang Oscar Bunge Mareuret James Dunge Lois Geneva Bunge Moupe Moore Fifty Acres

Catholic Parish Barbecue Draws Big Crowd

One of the largest crowds ever attended the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church annual barbecue. Diners enjoyed delicious foods and entertainment at Dinner Hall. The Rev. Walter Edward Gelser, pastor, thanks attendees and all contributors for social and financial success.

Our Lady of Parpatual Help Catholic Church Pariah Hall

Vicki Beene Complimented At Coffee Shower

At the Allen Dale Cassady home on Laughlin Road a morning coffee shower honored Miss Vicki Lynn Beene bride elect of Clark Powers on June 24. Guests included Kay Clark Susan Spalinger Jacolyn Bawer and Mrs Lanny Powers with out of town attendees Maxwell Clark and Rims Clark. Hostesses included Mrs Cassady and several Eagle Lake area women.

Allen Dale Cassady Laughlin Road Vicki Lynn Beene Clark Powers Kay Clark Houston Susan Spalinger Jacolyn Bawer Lanny Powers Eagle Lake Maxwell Clark Rims Clark Temple Cassady W. L. Bauer Frank Davidson J. K. Layldeon Robert Griffith Charles Spalinger Mra Herry Sunderman

Seven County Court Pleas Hit Prohibitive Weapon and DWI Charges

Seven persons pleaded guilty or no contest this week in County Court before Judge Lester J. Cranek. Leo Eugene Matchett drew a $100 fine and costs for carrying a prohibitive weapon. Ole Moore $150 and costs plus 30 days in jail and a one year driver's license suspension, probationed. Freudie Lee Houd paid $100 and costs for adultery. Mildred F Jaaugus $200 and costs, 30 days in jail, one year suspension, probationed. Joe Jester Colenan $50 and 60 days, sentence probated, for carrying a prohibitive weapon. Neward Lee Boone $180 and costs for a prohibitive weapon. Sylvester King $100 and costs for carrying a prohibitive weapon.

Lester J. Cranek Leo Eugene Matchett Ole Moore Elven Meese Freudie Lee Houd Mildred F. Jaaugus Joe Jester Colenan Neward Lee Boone CIA Sylvester King

Market Report from Columbus Livestock Sale

Columbus market report shows 886 cattle sold with strong demand and a good market. Prices ranged from 23 to 50 for various cattle types, with heavy Hereford Angus calves at 37 to 50 and yearlings 30 to 43, crossbred calves 30 to 48, and stocker cows bringing up to 9540 overall, per head or per pound as listed.

Columbus Livestock Commission Company

Pickle backs fund to fight screwworm outbreak in Texas

Congressman Pickle urged the Appropriations Committee to fund the sterile fly program, proposing 2 million to support Mission Texas production of sterile flies at 200 million weekly for at least a year. He warned of a statewide crisis with 90 million dollars in livestock losses and urged measures to prevent infection from screwworms.

U. 5 Mission Texas Val Mexico Pickle

Auto Damage Suit Transferred To This County

A civil suit involving Taft Melter of Houston as plaintiff and Turnell, Plssnars, and Lugene as defendants was transferred to another county court in June. The case concerns an April accident near Waelder where a 1914 Penttat allegedly collided after another vehicle stopped without warning, with Motlars seeking damages for personal injuries.

Dauige Hon Waelder Playade Taft Melter's Houston Turnell Plssnars Lugene Mat Yarnell Yhomgso Gene Thomix

Limit On PO Money Order Going Up

Postmaster George J Poitevint announces postal money orders will rise from 100 to 300 dollars next year. Offices will start offering money orders in new high denominations by March. The change will be phased in over six months.

George J. Poitevel Mrnitvon

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Christine Kennell Donald-Gene Evetts A&m Bunges Const. Co Vicki Beene Market Report Telr Laundry & Cleaners Fagle Lake Cong Action Epps Fashion Salor Tony Kesaas Gus Yon Mike Mth Hoas Topold Children’s Department Jean Tiny Sue Wash & Wear Hlenda Wilde of Forrester Durian Gale Crystal Valor Sherbet Callecheayiline Pillows Deooreniva
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