Ball Named WCJC Dean McAlexander To New Position
In a university announcement WCJC appoints Dean McAlexander to the new administrative post. The note confirms the change and lists senior staff and related personnel actions at the campus.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
2
In a university announcement WCJC appoints Dean McAlexander to the new administrative post. The note confirms the change and lists senior staff and related personnel actions at the campus.
Laughlin Hospital notes reveal patient care updates and staff changes amid ongoing operations. Brief items mention new shifts, equipment checks, and routine safety reminders for hospital departments.
A county report notes 17393 savings bonds sold, with figures tied to local fundraising and officials. The text mentions community members and events around the sales drive, including references to local leaders and residents.
A noisy transcription notes a draft board in La Grange issuing induction and physical examination calls for next Tuesday. Names from Weimar and Columbh is appear along with several local Fayette County figures. several individuals listed for physiology exams and transfers from Local News No. 4k.
A community notice reports firefighters will conduct a safety drill at the Secreation Center. Volunteers from the area are urged to observe and assist as the event aims to enhance preparedness and prevent incidents on site during a planned pause.
Calendar page reads like a fragmented schedule with scattered names and times. The readable items mention Nanat and Chipman Chemical among unclear entries, hinting at events or postings at the Community Center and Library.
San Antonio profile highlights longtime Texas Ranger Zeno Smith, famed across South Texas for decades of service in San Antonio and Be xan County. The piece notes hundreds of thousands of miles traveled, his recognitions, and roles with the Stetson and Rader programs as residents recall his work with local enforcement and public engagement.
Fragmented OCR note promises free goods and family entertainment with playful wording. The imperfect read mentions a box office presentation and a shorthand lottery vibe, but the reader cannot extract clear names dates places or concrete actions.
Fa Motor Company founded in 1983 by Henry Pard has manufactured over 60 million passenger cars, trucks and farm vehicles in the United States, illustrating a long standing production legacy.
Governor Connally proclaims March 29 to April 4 as 4-H Club Week in Texas with Kennedy designating the period National 4-H Week. He highlights 4-H goals of head heart hands and health and the value of citizenship leadership and practical skills for Texas youth.
Shearer Hardware Army Surplus Co announces a new Brookshire store opening with a two week sale starting Saturday March 7 through March 16. Public invited to visit.
Mrs Alvin Linke led the Women’s Home Demonstration Club meeting held last Thursday February 28 with 13 members and 3 visitors Mrs P Svogus Mrs Glenn Locklier and Mrs Perla Yates the new County Agent present A prayer and pledge opened the session with roll call and minutes read The cone report by Mrs Sophie Ellins and Mrs Lidke presented pretty smocked yellows in demonstration The agent gave a wax care and cleaner demonstration and wax polisher use with various strings and waxes shown by Skealee
The fragment notes a hostess serving delicious sandwiches bites coffee and drinks during a meeting break with plans for the next gathering noted.
A fragmentary notice mentions a social event at the headlight shop titled Home of Mrs. zin on March 14th. Details are unreadable but imply a local gathering at a shop venue.
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