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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1946
Page
3
Shy Catholic men show strong interest in forming a new Knights of Columbus council in Columbus. Officials say a council may be established on the Sunday after Easter, April 28, with plans moving forward under church and local organizational support.
The county announces the election for school trustees to fill vacancies. Voters must follow local election laws and registration deadlines. Polling locations and candidate names will be published by the county clerk. Ensure eligibility and bring required identification to the polls.
The First Grade welcomed Virginia Brank and a guest visitor, while the Fourth Grade completed engravings and received a new book. The note mentions activities across grades, with remarks on a chaotic but spirited day and a reference to family and community figures.
A terse notice calls readers to view a selection of goods offered at a substantial reduction. The message encourages visitors to drop in and inspect the stack, though details are minimal and author initials appear as J. BO SMITH Ch.
Family members G us Urant and song at Tarte Werth. The article notes a home visit after a rd visit and mentions Mra and Mes. Other readable details are fragmentary and unclear.
A garbled notice describes an Aerocade event with airplanes over towns formerly contacted by a caravan. Posters will advertise the show with leaflets dropped. The event includes free air rides and rodeo admissions. Details about dates and locations are unclear.
Gene Cox, State Health Officer, urges precautions for swimmers noting ear and nose water inlets can cause infection and hearing loss. He recommends keeping air passages clear, drying ears after swimming, and wearing rubber caps to protect ear canals.
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