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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1953
Page
1
Police recovered a watch taken from the Parma home after an arrest. Interrogation showed the suspect sold the Welch theft, and authorities expect a grand jury at the next term. Chief Campbell commended community cooperation.
The Colored Parent Teachers Association sponsors its first Musical Extravaganza in the gym Tonite. The event aims to showcase local talent and raise funds for PTA activities in the community.
A report notes ownership change at Uni Supply Co on April 1. The transfer involves the Mirpe present owner and associates, with Reed, Ory, and Lyolher listed among parties. The event signals a shift in control as the new proprietors plan to open a retail store, replacing the current occupancy under the American Rice Growers Association context.
Oscar Miller appointed as head of the Ell QB Club for August. Spaniel, president, announced Mikrers and officers for the new term, with Auger serving as vice president. The roster lists Eagle Lake quartet members and other local supporters, aiming to organize events and pep activities.
Representative Spacek of the 46th District in Colorado is recognized for seven consecutive terms of service and a single day of registration during his tenure. He was honored in House Simple Resolution 47, marking his representation of Colorado county for the first time following redistricting last year.
Eagle Lake Girl Scouts and Brownies celebrate the Gist anniversary of Girl Scouting by holding two Trading Posts at the Community Center Friday night. Articles of clothing will be donated by Scouts and Brownies and resold with proceeds aiding the needy. Public invited to attend and support the sale for charity.
Ford Division unveils the broadest 1953 truck lineup in dealership history with 20 new series and 130 models. The Universal Motor Co event Friday showcases the F200 light trucks and new driverized cabs, silent transmissions, and redesigned chassis aimed at easier handling and driver comfort. Local banks sponsor the Columbus event with prizes.
Three trustees announce plans to run again in April. Incumbents Mattiens and G C Dungan filed for re election in Laundiy with secretary AR Spanibel handling filings. Joel Brucinn trustee candidate also plans re election and awaits word on final filing. Other county positions and filing deadlines noted for local voters.
The Legion carnival fundraiser moved up to Friday May 15 due to conflicts with the Wie Juhist Senior Banquet and the May Gate. The annual event by Bagie Lede Legiommajies will fund pool opening, now on a Friday evening on the city square instead of Saturday. The Legion pool opens Sunday, May Mast, in summer.
A county court Wednesday found Bayne Phillips of Trouston, 23, guilty of hunting wild deer with artificial lights. He received a 100 dollar fine and 30 days in jail. Three co defendants, Slevy and Martin E. Henriclin Fa and 20, face similar charges. The case was presented by O P Moore Sr and Morris Massey for the defense.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Supt. Paul and MeL Heiman along with scattered words about seats mineral court and confidential terms. The capture lacks a coherent event or date to identify a clear news item.
From Lake High indications the annual all sports banquet will be held tonight at 7:00 with more than 450 athletes escorts parents and club mentors expected. The program features a turkey dinner and awards, followed by a speech by Rice Institute president Jess Neely.
A new sales office for the age Lake division of the American Rice Growers Co operative Association was started this week. The five room brick veneer building will be donated on West using Street next to the Community Center. Completion is expected in approximately 60 days. The facility will include a large sales office a lobby and smaller rooms for office staff sport grading equipment and a sample room.
Four Gify offices in Eagle Lake faced no candidate filings by the midnight deadline Saturday. The town’s mayoral seat and three alderman terms will be decided by write-in votes on April 7, as officials report no late entries. The Legion plans a veterans event during March 15 to 22 at the swimming pool to honor returning Korean War veterans and seek relatives of those lost in the conflict. Citizens are urged to attend the post’s 46th birthday observance and support the write-in process.
Two seats on the Garwood board are up for reelection. Hoke at the Garwood Melkeyendkal School District and A. Leopiqld seek to place names on the ballot for public vote. Contact the County School Superintendent to file candidacy. Other board members listed include Robert Schriurring, Joe F. Yenek, Jack Seboeli, Fred Kuboset, and Charles Rallis Jr.
The Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce committees met Monday night to map a busy 1953. Chairman Ute Fier and presider Ware outlined the program for volunteer activities. Committee chairs Heberis Wey and He'd From Uy reviewed assignments as Spinthel and Oscar Milles co chaired the Athletic Committee. They reported on the Quarterback Club activities and floated the idea of organizing a Junior League baseball project in the area.
The First Arms Bogie Lake quarter back Ohh Night Relays start Friday afternoon with preliminaries at 4 30 and finals at 7 00. Seventy two teams entered promise competitive events across ten races with top four or five advancing. Finalists include Gust Bernard Columbus Schumerburg Orchard Neexsville and others.
Royal participants named for the March 24 Spring Festival with a duchess and escort among teachers and students. Queens and escorts announced include Nelda Guidry Lois Kopeety Idiss Miylis Johnson Kenestine Danwidson. pageant rehearsals and performances listed with grade level participants across the school.
Arnold Hieckman and partners launch K's Flower and Gift Shop on East Main Street near the Sivelair Services Station. An open house is set for Tuesday March 17 with a full supply of cut flowers and potted plants, and a wider open date March 22 for gifts.
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