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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1951
Page
12
Local listings show Rice Theatre hosting an event tonight at 635 pm featuring Stan Digie Powell and ISU with Magis Sta at Starke. Program highlights include performances by Pheone Willhe and Diz.
Police blotter from Lakeside notes a February check on licenses and vehicle compliance. Albert Schmidt, the new night watchman, found multiple doors unlocked on the 22nd. Traffic violators warned they will be arrested and drivers without proper licenses will be checked soon. An unclear reference to a Houston-based Transport Company and a Cosgrove bread truck is mentioned without clear details.
Rose Mare Leune-Perry and Acland Perry wed last Sunday at the Methodist Church. Rhea Allison read the ceremony as guests watched, with music by Mrs. Suerngen and others. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside with family in town. Clarence Raver and Mrs. Norman attended, while Mrs. Harnly remains hospitalized after a February ice fall.
Texas Lutheran Choir to perform at Columbus Gymnasium on March 26 at 8 00 pm. The program features sacred choral numbers with Texas and regional travelers joining from Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico. Mrs R J Ole and Bobby Tee visited friends in Lowe Tuesday and Wednesday.
A garbled passage records dialog with misread names and unclear actions. The text mentions a Chinese speaker, a dentist appointment, and a wedding scene with an attendant cashier named Faith Ripper at the A. B. Store.
A long passage outlines tax and spending fights, from sunset security law to automobile taxes and trucking costs, with lawmakers debating payroll benefits and wage measures. The speaker expresses opposition to tax gains and promotion of competitive fairness while noting district interest in state governance.
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