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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1944
Page
6
The notice outlines the need for a title certificate and plat issuance when necessary. It states that the applicant must provide certain information, including receipts, to process duplicates and certify plates.
Wartime guidance outlines rationing and fuel measures, detailing gasoline coupons and price controls. It references citizen obligations, farm use, and distribution rules, with mentions of countermeasures and national security considerations.
The report outlines lend lease and Allied air power contributions, U S civilian and military efforts to boost unrationed foods, and restrictions on clothing and consumer goods. It notes planned victory gardens and agricultural goals alongside casualty figures and stockpiling limits.
Notices detail visits and family news across Wharton and nearby towns. Residents include Martha Frances Mortensen of Houston visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs G Nopthingian noted, and several trips to Holston and Glen Flora. Several community members attend events and hospital updates while social visits and dental or medical notes appear throughout.
The Masonic Cemetery Association is formed with officers led by President Als WLR McRee and Secretary Mrs R T Westmoreland. About 500 has been subscribed to improve the cemetery overseen by a managing committee including W Keith and Dr. Boothe. Weather and garden work notes.
The column recalls Model T days and old jokes about Ford and transportation. It riffs on nostalgia as it mentions editors, local columns, and small-town figures, reflecting a retro mood about cars, industry, and shared humor.
Sunday guests Mr and Mrs M Wh Mes visited the Huts ay TBitstan and the Geevivad at a geet Wrehrunes UST. Visitors in the ery the first of the week were MP Whe Mis FM Ex of Rumige. they were guests of the family of their daughter Mrs 105 Johnson at Eldridge. Mrs 5 0 rly left last Sunday for a visit to relatives at San Antonio. Co Wondul Ayrurt
The Bonus 4-H Girls' Club met at the school on Tuesday March 7 1944 with Bernice Barta presiding in the absence of leaders. Miss Mount the agent praised the clubs posters and displays of achievements and guided the group through menu planning.
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis urges prompt care for bronchitis to prevent complications. It promotes a creamulsion mixture claimed to soothe bronchial membranes and loosen phlegm, promising money back if not effective. The ad pressures readers to tell their doctor about Creanvulsion and claims rapid relief and rest.
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Curry Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilkerson of Harwood and Mrs. Weldon Winkler with her daughter and many Columbus friends. A troubled young man, unable to eat sleep or drink, spent time there after meeting her.
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