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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1969
Page
2
The Eagle Lake Headlight official weekly newspaper outlines its publication details and correction policy. It notes the publisher Fred R Frisen and postal handling, with emphasis on corrections brought to attention and readership reflection on character and reputation.
Editorial notes celebrate Girl Scouts and local veterans, highlighting youth programs, community activities, and service in American Legion eras. It mentions birthdays, involvement in day care centers, and echoes past wartime service while urging continued civic engagement.
A fragmented text discusses income tax questions and guidance from 1833 to 1840 with references to scholars and educators. It mentions test material and tax instruction notes, indicating a teachable focus on how income tax was explained and taught.
Dale Eberhart writes to Eagle Lake citizens outlining why he seeks a city council seat. He cites six years in Eagle Lake, teaching government, and his degrees in government. His priorities include state action on general law city limits, spending priorities, two way communication, expanded youth recreation, and a city services appraisal with public results. He vows an open minded, listener oriented approach if elected.
Wharton County designated as ACT test center for Saturday morning April 26. Jerome B Novosad, Test Center Supervisor, urges high school students to file registration forms and $6 fee by March 24. Forms available via school counselor or at Yaarton County College or Dr Vernon Odem at Lubhawk. About one million students will take the ACT at 2100 centers worldwide. 101 Texas colleges participate.
IRS offices provide free publications on scholarships and fellowships and general tax information for students and parents. The publications include Tax Information on Scholarships and Fellowships and Tax Information for Students and Parents.
Hungerford Independent School District schedules an April election to fill two board seats. Incumbent Tec Mangum seeks re election while Arthur Hudgins does not run. Candidates Henry Mavis of Egypt and Richard Ferguson of Hungerford join the race. Absentee voting runs March 17 to April 1, 1969 at the Superintendent's Office from 7 30 a m to 1 00 p m. Polling sites are Northington's Store in Egypt and the High Gym in Hungerford.
Sergeant Louis W. Botard of Sheridan is on duty at Nha Trang AB, Vietnam, as a vehicle repairman in a unit of the Pacific Air Forces. A 1961 Sheridan High School graduate, he attended Blinn Junior College in Brenham and Texas College of Arts and Industries Hos. His wife Katie is the daughter of Surpan J. Culns of Sheridan.
A compiled list of Sunday worship times, sermons, and church activities. Includes Eternal Baptist, Eagle Lake Gospel, Lady of Guadalupe Catholic, First Methodist, Grace Lutheran, St Mary's, and First Presbyterian schedules with mass times, Sunday School, Bible study, and weekday services.
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