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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
1
Colorado County Agent J. W. Bradley quits to take a different farm related role. The resignation clears him from livestock and agricultural duties as he transitions to a new position.
Epps' Cafe, formerly Riverman's Cafe on Eset Baili Street, invites area residents to an open house Sunday from 3 to 5 PM for coffee and k eeches while the cafe remains closed to the public until Monday morning March 28.
Mrs Jno Kunetka asks for support in her bid for re election as Treasurer of Coloredo County. The Democratic primary is set for July 28, 1252, with Kunetka authorized by the Eagle Lake Headlight to publish the notice.
Four F F A chapters Eagle Lake Garwood Columbus and farmer will sponsor the sale of arsenic bait for a county rat control program. The event opens April 1 with experts from AL and ML College and federal agency assistance. The plan uses vertarin treated bait as the safest and simplest option. sales fund non profit efforts and requires statements of support for orders.
Three candidates file for reelection to the school board as Springfield district community members seek continuity. The filing shows ongoing interest in district policies, finances, and classroom priorities amid local education headlines.
Members of the American Les Bien Pas urged to attend a regular Tuesday meeting to discuss pool opening plans and a fundraising drive to prepare the pool for operation.
The 1952 Interscholastic League Spring Meet of District 6B starts Friday at 7130 o clock with three schools. Garwood Huuleaku and Nashville schools perform one act plays while Needville Ormaru Hunger ford Wallis Peele II and Cola bus Garwood East Bernard Eagle Lake compete in literary events and volleyball and track. Eagle Lake high school will again attend and grades urged to finish for events. Opening Friday includes registration at 8 3 am with senior and junior declamations and grade hey events. the afternoon features more declamations and events continuing on the last page.
Edgar Litzmann announces candidacy for re election to the office of county clerk. He has served the county faithfully in Bis Vision and credits his work to local progress. The message references Leonie Prats and Joby 26th in supporting roles.
The EF.A. Chapter will not hold its traditional livestock sale this year. Though the chapter has staged competitive showing and sales for years, Bay Isle calves will not be offered this season, with plans to focus on other uses or marketing alternatives.
Colorado County Judge John A. Hancher announces candidacy for re election in the Democratic primary on July 26. Hancher has served two terms as county judge, totaling four years, since February 1, 1943.
Agricultural Committee of the Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce heard Roy Hauger district soil conservation supervisor on grasses and legumes to follow rice. Attendees discussed experimental plots and ongoing work to identify suitable grasses and legumes for this soil after dry weather concerns.
A truck wrecked on 90A Wednesday morning, scattering its contents over about thirty yards. Witnesses described the impact as possibly caused by a blowout. the driver, Charles W. Bernard, was reported semi conscious, with authorities investigating the scene and noting damage to the vehicle.
A survey for the city by the Highway Department reports drainage along the Peed SOA route is feasible, reducing ditches and highway width costs. Officials expect residents to support pay for right of way, curb, water lines, and to extend to the city limits as Santa Fe tracks and property owners near East Main Street are contacted. Colorado and Wharton counties have agreed on necessary right of way extensions toward the county line.
Lionel Bouska a Garwood native died Tuesday afternoon at 4 00 p m in Nightingale Hospital El Campo from a hemorrhage Survived by his wife and his mother he had worked at the Rumble Refinery Vanderbilt since leaving Garwood about ten years ago The funeral will be held at Iriska Chapel El Campo with interment in GDS Cemetery El Campo Pallbearers will include local men from Garwood and Vanderbilt The deceased was born August 14 1912 in Garwood and attended Eagle Lake High School before marrying Lillian Fabberii in Genoa in September 1935
David Wintermann of the Amiérican Growers Co-Operative Association outlines a plan to oppose a new freight description proposal by the St. Louis based Rice Promotion Association. He cites higher rates that would hit West Texas farmers, noting Texas yields and acreage would face increased costs while Louisiana mills remain competitive. He urges the commission to reject the proposal and argues for Louisiana bidding parity.
The draft board lists twenty seven selectees for induction on April 27 including named individuals from Eagle Lake Weimar Alleyton Coles County and surrounding areas. Local registrants are ordered to report for examination on April 19 with a preliminary medical review and fulfillment of required papers.
District court next week lists two large damage suits and a mayoral contest in Eagle Lake. Voters must show poll tax receipts to be eligible. Candidates include W. B. Calley and Delia S. Cusyoul with local business and public service ties.
Local school hosts an evening ofone act plays directed by J Rosprin district contest director. Cast includes Lay’s flush Wilh, Doris lean th Weldon, Gavi Ae biel Beraita Gold, Mary Anne Bruno, Junie Sherk, and others. Audience to decide winners with first second and third places announced.
Arlene Gertson crowned queen of the 952 Pareni Association Spring Festival at Eagle Lake High School. Miss Carole Crim, last year’s queen, crowns her. Gayle Thomas named 1962 king. Coronation featured a stage procession by students, floral decor, and a garden theme with band music and royal pages.
Cito F. Moore Sr. announces his bid for reelection as county attorney. He appeals to voters in the Democratic primary urging continued fair, impartial, and courteous service and asking for support in the upcoming election.
Edward Mooney, a Marine, completes over a year in the Korean theatre with U.S. Marines. In a letter dated March 1 he says he is leaving Korea for the United States on that day. His birthday is March 2, and his wife Betty Ruth Beane and his parents await his arrival, with other relatives eager for his return.
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