Classified Ad Rates and Property Listings at Eagle Lake Headlight
Classified ads operate on a per word basis with rates for cards of thanks at 1.50 and professions services at 1.75 monthly. Ads must run by 2:00 am Wednesday for that week’s issue. Rentals include homes for sale in a range of prices. For sale items include a large three bedroom home near Clipsem Road and various hardware and farm equipment listings. Contact Hanly Realty for details and arrange listings with CE 428.
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Hanly
ES Henly Et Hanly Realty
Clipsem Road
Hanly Realty
Sala
Eagle Lake Development Corp
Wm. H. Harrison
Albert Pustejovsky
For Sale notices mix of old vehicle and house ads
For sale items include a 144 Ford truck chassis cab described as in fair condition with single owner and a contact Glenniftughaupt Fay etteville Texas plus a house at 200 West Union with seven rooms two baths and appointment via Gene Payne. Also listed are coastal hay and a contact W H Harrison with a listed number.
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Glenniftughaupt
Fayetteville
Texas
West Union
Hunty House
Gene Payne
Support the Jaycees In Community Projects at Eagle Lake
Attend the Jaycees Sunday event at Eagle Lake Recreation Center to support their community projects and efforts. The gathering invites locals to participate in service activities and outreach initiatives.
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Jaycees
Honest BE
Eagle Lake
Card of Thanks for Panola Duncin Loss
A note of appreciation expresses sincere thanks to friends for visits food flowers cards prayers and sympathy during the illness and death of Panola Duncin sister aunt Leone Powell Nanni and George Watson convey gratitude for support and kindness.
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Har
Panola Duncin
Leone Powell
Nanni
Castle George Watson
Card of Titanes Mrs Zoeller family thanks for condolences
The family of Mrs. Max Zoeller expresses deep gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for the kind words cards and acts of sympathy shown during the illness and passing of their loved one.
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Ite
Max Zcaller
Max Zoeller
Note of Thanks for Frank J. Kullitsa
The family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for kindnesses and remembrances after the passing of Frank J. Kullitsa. They express gratitude and prayerful blessing for each person who offered sympathy.
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Frank J. dKallina
Frank J. Kullitsa
Tragic death of Virgi Baker prompts community sympathy
Community expresses sympathy for the death of Virgi Baker. Friends and relatives, including Mr and Mrs Allen Carley and their daughter, note calls, cards, and remembrances will be cherished. The text also mentions historical note about 1780 Hans Hummel of Basel and a water powered ribbon-loom invention, though the connection is unclear.
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Virgi
Baker
Allen Carley
Hans Hummel
Basel
Horelica Names New Coach At Orchard High School
Leenan J Hopeken named head football coach and athletic director at Grehard High School replacing resigning Bobby Watkins. He will also continue as head basketball coach and be assisted in football by Jerome Novo Sad. Superintendent CM Jackson announced the appointment.
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Leenan
J. Hopeken
Grehard High School
Bobby Watkins
CM Jackson
Jerome Novosad
CPL Bowlers Win Ladies Classic
The Central Power and Light bowling team won the Ladies Classic for the 1961 65 fall and winter season, beating Rice Belles by a ball. CPL’s team included Claire Glaiser Bernice Wahblen Davis Pa Alma Larmer and Jewel Law. Final standings list CPL 644, Rice Belles 603, with high team series 2862 and high game 223 by Elda Williams. Bernice Kaien named most improved bowler rising 15 pins.
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Central Power and Light! Co
Tae
CPL
Claire Glaiser
Bernice Wahblen
Davis Pa Alma Larmer
Jewel Law
Rice Belles
Elda Williams
Jean Williams
Una Gertason
Velesta Gerlsen
Edith Betl
Ruth
Eagle Lake
GBMG
Skull Creede
Hinh
Glenn Locklier
Paulerty
Lorne Geage
Miller's
Gravely Rite
Cottier
Rainha Bread
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Brisene Insurance FM
Cardinals Commuters Gifted in Distinction Bowlers League
Commuters League at Way L Virginis Waldrop rolled .495 series and Robbie Stegera a 184 game as Gifts of Distinction led with high team scores. Standings show WO Gifts of Distinction Epps Albert's Klein's Paulsen Lil's Coffee Shop David's Enco Main Aulo Supply Spanitel Son Mor Production Alley Angels Rice Orac Stare.
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Cardinals
Lengie
Virginis Waldrop
Robbie Stegera
Epps
Albert's
Klein's
Paulsen
Lil's
David's
Enco
Aulo
Spanitel & Son Mor
Alley Angels Rice Orac
Lavaca County land owners vote to exit game control
Lavaca County deer hunting area landowners vote on regulatory program. Of 105 voters, 67 want dropping the program, 23 favor staying but under terms, and 15 oppose both options. Election seen as a Legislature matter. Community gathering noted at Fagin Lake recreation center.
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Lavaca County
Stallettsvilla Tribune
Lavaca
Terry Newtan
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Flintex
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Ray Zapestick
Hox
Hoover
Maude Floyd
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Walter Sommer
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Lethe Crenshaw
Mother's Bay
Selma Wood
Old Cosstal
W. H. Harrison
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Rent Electric
Alamo Laomber
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Johnny Meitnen
Johnny's 66
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Orchard H.S
Lazy Susans
Albert’s Variety Store
Lora McLennan
Southwestern Life Insurance
Company 211 Center
Columbus, Texas
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CC B. Cook
Oller
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Fagin Lake
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