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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
8
Classified rates shown per word and per column for display ads with first insertion and sequents. Rates include minimum card of four dollars and monthly ads at Shore rates. contact Lake, Texas 77434 for details and submission.
Fragmentary notice lists miscellaneous for sale items and gardening products. Scattered phrases mention mites acre pear cold and spravers but details are unclear. No clear entities or prices can be confirmed from the readable text.
Walter A Virnan Jr of Waiman & Sons announces parts and sales service in Eagle Lake on Tuesdays and Fridays. Customers may call CE 4 3436 for Eagle Lake service and Tu 5 3549 for Sealy service.
Real estate brief notes 28 acre ranchettes near Sandy Creek Drive Sheridan Wyoming with timber deer access to 10 acre bass lake. Open Saturday or Sunday afternoon to view maps and brochures. Also mentions one acre black land farm with house improvements and cultivation land for sale, and several other properties including a big frame home in Cola cus and a three bedroom brick home in Hock Island.
A collection of thanks and notices from Colorado County focusing on bereavement thanks to Rev. Hemphill and supporters, plus declarations of appreciation from Lester Schneider and Mrs Martha Bodungen. Also includes a Board of Equalization meeting notice for June 2 1970 in Columbus Texas with time and purpose.
A mixed garage sale listing at 405 Clark Street Eagle Lake on May 6 offers men’s and children’s clothing and other bargains. Time noted as 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. plus an unclear business opportunity ad for a guaranteed income with financing details and two phone numbers.
Miss Lynta Dye of Austin spent the Mother’s Day weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dye, Deborah and Nita Kay, in a brief family leisure notice.
The Sheridan band gave a fine performance under director W. C. Gohlke in the Sheridan school auditorium on a Thursday evening in May. The program opened with a rousing march A Santa Cecilia and included six more numbers such as Adagio and Alla Lia, with a piece once performed at the UIL music contest this year.
Intermission featured Blaine Hollub, senior band student, performing a piano medley. Principal Gahlke praised his contributions to the Sheridan school and awarded a trophy as Outstanding Band Student. Concert included ALS medal pieces and six popular numbers with the band and audience singing the Sheridan school song.
Sheridan Parents and Teachers Association schedules final 1969-70 meeting at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in the W. E. Gosch Cafetorium. Newly elected president Mrs. Jean Walker presides. Officers installed: Mrs. Walker, president. Mrs. Jim Kutner, vice president. Mrs. Howard Fuller, treasurer. Mrs. Gilbert Hollub, secretary. Kindergarten program by Mrs. Hilmer Woytek features graduation exercises.
Sheridan athlete Robert Cornwell finished fourth in the Class B state track meet at Memorial Stadium Austin with a 50.4 second 440 yard dash. He is a sophomore, son of Mr and Mrs Bob Criswell, who earlier won district and regional 440 races. Gary Pell of Colina won first place with a 50.0 second time, defending state champion.
Mr and Mrs Von Land and Mr sodora hosted a Mothers Day gathering for their mother Mrs Alvin Glueck. Herbert Glueck of Houston joined as a guest of the family.
Lake Sheridan fishing tour begins Friday at 10 am and runs through Sunday. Open to lot owners and immediate families. fish weighed at Sandy Creek Drive in Grocery on Highway 804 east of the lake. Trophy awarded for largest catch.
Mr and Mrs Pete Eaton and family and Mrs Letha Pennington visited over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Jacktellay es and family from Houston were guests with his mother Mrs Hertha Mayes and his brother Billy Mayes and family.
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