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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1965
Page
1
Lake Volunteer Firemen 2 announce a Sunday benefit barbecue at the Community Center on March 21 to raise funds. Tickets priced around 3.75 and proceeds help cover equipment needs and station costs. Local patrons are reminded to attend at the center, with details published in community notices.
Don Spalinger wins top prize at a local science fair with his Statitron. Over four hundred attendees viewed more than 100 exhibits from CLAS students including awards for physics, biology, and engineering. Winners include Russell Kone and Ton Pynlet in various divisions, with junior high entries also noted.
Last rites were conducted Saturday for M. L. Anderson. The obituary notes extended family including Ruth Anderson and David Anderson, with references to others connected to the deceased and local community. The fragmentary text mentions affiliations and locations but lacks full details of nest events.
Mrs Kurt Martin mother of Mrs Ray Thomas dies March 12 after illness in Lanaghi in Tasplan. Services were held at the Lutheran Church in Myson at 3 pm March 14. She is survived by her husband, two daughters Mrs Thins of Engle Lares and Mrs Max Moclin of Wagon, and four grandchildren. A complete obituary will follow next week.
Senior High School hosts a junior high track meet at Wie Buts Stadium starting 5:00 pm with 10 teams including Learns bean Bad Reman Sheridan Sealy Gurvond Wallis Cahunbas Rat sleuseide Leutse Schwlenburt Eagle Lake. Events feature sprints relays hurdles and jumps with a modest admission fee. Coach Bill Thien directs the meet.
Council accepted a bid of 1015 for a 2400 foot steel fence and two gates around the elevated water tank at North McCarty Street. City Manager Sarrah said work to begin Wednesday, with bidders listed including Western Fence, Shelter Fence Co, and US Steel Fence. The meeting covered water works improvements and initial paint on elevated tanks.
The jury in the Green Landa case convened Monday in district court in Cohamlus. The plaintiffs, led by Evely Lantin Nikon and others, allege injuries from a renting dispute connected to a Gunite Hsinte project. The panel includes Minton Mivnilen Clement Vene Tels Drs. Bemmise Zebra and others from Columbus, Sarnooe, Bernardo, and Wonnby. Final verdict expected Wednesday as Judge Billyson presides.
Miss Kinss selected as an alternate in the Government in Action Youth Tour sponsored by the San Bernard Pleetrie Cont endive. Contestants from wine schools competed in Bele vill, Frovtiy, March 12 with Kinss receiving 125.00 and a trip to Whelington, D Ch mentioned as rewards. Attorneye in Belk ville Friday were Mir and Mya.
Band boosters at Eagle Lake will meet Thursday March 19 at 7 34 p m. Parents of all band students are urged to attend and participate in planning.
Cone formerly of Houston becomes owner of the Na Cowis on Fast Mosh Street and plans expanding office facilities and enlarging living quarters at the center of the nation. The company outlines spring construction including a rear extension and a two-story pool after station. Permanent residence is planned in the new quarters as they proceed. The Cones bought the DA Unit motel from Tobnsen of La Porte. Citizens unite to welcome the Cones to the community.
A report from District Court notes two civil cases that were scheduled for trial next Monday were cancelled. Early this week several cases were cancelled and jurors were notified. The record mentions parties and injuries related to the action and a settlement in another matter.
Colorado County Commissioners Court will open bids next week for a new motor mower disk fin row to reach Pecnet Mn. 4. Junor A. J. Kulner seeks bids on a one cubis Man tractor Inner after fire destroyed the laser on Monday last week parked in The Weimar APO ML. Fire at about $8 is believed to have started from a shorted battery line.
Special FE H Henry P TA calls a special meeting Thursday night to finalize plans for the annual PTA Carnival, set for the later part of March at the school. Officials urge all members to attend as committee assignments and event details are confirmed.
Absentee ballots may be obtained at the city offices in the new municipal building. The notice lists absentee voting details and dates for the upcoming city election with references to voting procedures and eligibility.
Citizens of Ezsle Lake should anticipate higher water pressure next week according to Aly Manager T J Smith. The city waterworks staff project increased flow due to planned gate and sewer system adjustments, with elevated tanks and new pumps to ensure ample air supply during the changeover.
Garwood County reports absentee ballot activity and multiple contests on the March primary ballot. Incumbents run in various precincts with several unopposed seats and future trustee positions listed. candidates include local names such as Ed Miter RB and Weldon Brisco.
The Republican women group scheduled a meeting for Thursday, April 7, with former President Bush as the feature speaker. George V. Bish of Heyston was listed as part of the event lineup, reflecting local party engagement in the area.
Fragmentary OCR reads a religious verse about a shepherd and his flock with archaic spellings and names. It references Sami Jeth wa and implies themes of guidance, duty, and pastoral life in a historical religious context.
Officials from state agencies and landowners will discuss wilt game regulation termination issues at a county courthouse meeting Tuesday night. Spertsnin and Peon Hemichaut tecfuinty ane invited to attend a 700 fam gathering to hear representatives address questions about current regulatory authority over wilt game.
The Eagle Tale reports G. of panel and 3240 votes for GRIDA as discussion shifts to street changes. The chamber contemplates improvement work, street and road plans, and possible council actions while noting registration fees and committee meetings.
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