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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
4
Jimalver pnogt Ser presents a recount of amateur status and drafts. The piece notes ten individuals called by the FBI and references Mary Mize in relation to a first re examination by the draft board.
County Agent Ovie L Moore announces Colorado Dairy Day on Thursday May 28 sponsored by Untke 3 Dineyman's Go Wedmatt. Walham Leppin is noted as association client and exhibition entries for cattle are invited with chair Janek leading the cattle committee. State board will forward ten registrants for reexamination on May 27.
Virs J R Colly elected president of the Garden Club for 1982. Officers named include vice president Cason, secretary Harty, treasurer Mrs. and reporter Mrs. Also voted was the business session with Mrs. Dun Liwih reading the article Sin Judging Tex during t prov isis Ch Vemuri rolet Half Ton Firkup.
A Harris County civil jury in Judge Wm. P. Hamblen Jr.’s court narrowly ruled 11 of 12 special issues in favor of Colorado County, failing to award damages for a bridge in Commissioner Precinct 3 destroyed by an English Truck Line truck. The bridge was valued at 3500, just 45 above Colorado County’s demand. one issue regarding the driver’s scope of employment remained undecided. Witnesses included Judge John A. Hancher and Commissioner A. J. Aschenbeck. Attorneys Massey, Moore, and Bryson argued for the county. the case has been before appeal and remained in Harris County for trial.
A squeaky brag from a veteran pug about making Jack Dempsey sweat in the third round leads to two numbers for accurate prescription compounding at Joe By Lnaoa'o. For results, consult the Headlight's Classified Ad Section.
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