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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1948
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from Sagle Lake Headlight Advertising section shows an official city notice with references to publication and payment terms. It mentions March 12 and a 1808-like date, with unclear names and ad rates, typical of a local publisher posting deadlines and rates for insertions.
The Heil Presbyroou in Chiesa hosted the Eberspacher Elkins wedding last Saturday with decor of whodwartia doves and white flowers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Wille, James William, and many local figures. The ceremony featured gardens and a silvered setting, with lively reception details and a large assembly of relatives and friends.
Fragmentary text lists names and family mentions from a social page. Mentions Mr and Mrs, Mrs J. AL Wills, GB Andis, Hares, De Rey of 2 Campo, with scattered phrases about attending events and everyday gatherings. Source readability is insufficient for full details.
Fred Singhes, manager of the Houston office of the Social Security Administration, urges workers to check their wage reports at regular intervals to ensure correct credits. Errors arise from employer or worker misreporting, but most fixes occur at the central rewards office or with the employer. Verification is crucial as wage credits affect future benefits. Workers with questions are advised to contact the Social Security office at 813 Federal wives building.
An early cinema notice announces Pirates of Monterey at Cole's Theatre with a confusion of names and dates. It mentions outdoor flower displays, studio shoots, and a parade of actors including Hite Wass and Giles, with plans tied to North Hollywood and local park departments.
Acnews item notes Jerry Saddler leaving Clan A Boling High School to take the head coaching post at Cleburne High School. Saddler, a son in law of Mr and Mrs BH Tolliver, previously coached at Wharton and Ealing and had served as a Marine officer during the war. The report mentions ties to Sam Houston College and Paris Junior College as part of his career path.
Ais Hale's High School Bam will join the Columbus parade Saturday morning March 18. Bands from LeGrange Hulletts Schulenburg Brenham and Columbus are expected to march. Low Girt Seat Hand from Schulenburg will wear new uniforms making their first appearance in the parade.
Mrs Johnsen and her son Jett visit their New York home as part of a two week stay with Olsed and Josobsen kin in Terre. Haul Whice of Houston calls on friends in town. Mrs Tidheri Wall and family host a brief visit week of new parents. Missisipay stops by with Jackie Williams and WTL Walp to see friends in Terre before heading home.
A Garwood area farmer becomes the first to purchase an International Enterprises Parc Cinit Rice dryer unit. Demonstrations at the company’s East Main Street office invite locals to view the drying capacity, about fifty barrels a day, and learn how the new equipment will impact local grain handling.
The W. Cherri Perry Best 485 American Legion unit will host an anniversary dinner for members and their ladies at 7 o clock next Tuesday evening at Way Inn. The menu features Oshed ty chicken. An appreciative program is planned with movies on novel activities and remarks by Fred Ro Froka and J. By Wasson.
Jobe Keen of Moscow Gene Selph of Houston Douglas Thanos of Humble and Melvin Selph of Sanmarcon were guests of Mr and Mrs M E Selph and Janice during the weekend.
J R Golly travels to Toledo Ohio where he has contracted an important job for the Columbus and Ohio Railroad. Anton Kingley formerly with Lxed Smith or Field Contracting Company accompanies him to work on the project. Mrs Cagle and others have moved from their Lisie home to the Davis home after a recent fire.
A garbled notice describes a Monday March 8 flame related event and a race to be held with a contact for Captain Doc Beneavour. It mentions a fire department response and safety reminders, with names including Mrs E E Turner and Mrs J R Colly.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a family quarrel about marriage plans and schooling with mentions of relatives in Lockhart Hin ton and Nanfin. Several lines reference a Mrs Addison and Mes Stephens, plus a note about a forthcoming event and a hospital or funeral context with unclear details.
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