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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
7
Sheridan triumphs to take back-to-back wins in district play as E Be ward leads the team with strong offense and defense while the opposition falters. A standout performance from Bron Noel Se gsols solidifies the victory and momentum.
A chaotic report details E Bernard sweeping five playoff games against kagues with sporadic names such as Sherman and Dave Titus. The misspelled items show bold plays and unclear outcomes, but imply a decisive series finish by E Bernard amid confusing text.
A partial OCR fragment mentions local names and items with unclear context. It appears to be a small notice or brief, lacking coherent details or dates, leaving key entities and actions unreadable.
The Wallis program featured by students of Wallis school Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Will Walker attended with their daughter. Billy and Trevis sang songs and performed solos and group selections during the program.
The Braves beat the Red Sox 2 to 1 in a close Little League game at Lake Bagie. Henry Abareio and Corey Tvider Wax led with timely hits as Alvarez struck out sixteen for Houston. Sheridan Little League hosts next Wednesday at 9 30 p.m. inviting community fans to see a 2-1 loss and solid play by both sides.
Col um bus club members and two nearby Colorado clubs prepare for an interclub golf meet this Sunday at a local course. A misprint filled summary notes a 1 00 pm start with wives invited to a social and prize division. The tournament committee set meeting rules for June 15 at Welirinr Wolf course.
May 23 recaps a Houston area note with details on a Gene Austin Dance School recital at Baghe Lake high school. Dancer Pats Johnson of Houston is to be a guest. Jenison will perform an acrobatic number. Junior Class sponsors a four part musical comedy. tickets go on sale.
Wollstan May 13 minors face vacation work rules as U S Labor’s Wage Hour Office outlines with focus on lawful hours and ages. Boys and girls may take jobs under interstate commerce contracts, with minimum ages set at 14 for boys and 13 for girls, as schools adjoin September.
Miss Innarity and Gene Payne united in a double ring wedding at Eagle Lake May 7. The ceremony, witnessed by family and friends, featured a green dress and pink corsage for the bride and a green suit with pink corsage for the groom. After the service the couple left for a short honeymoon before reporting to duty at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Texas where both airmen will be stationed for seven months.
The biggie Missionary Soriety hosts a Mother Daughter Tea on May 9 featuring a Halo Fashion Show and a guest display. Miss Chas WW Guysey and Mrs Rudolph Hovinay introduced guests and juried the fashion entries while attendees enjoyed games and refreshments.
Hailey Lake High School freshmen and sophomores spent May 19 in New Breukfels enjoying swimming biking and a picnic. Lessons were led by Lod Roggeth and supported by Gio Ulagy and Mesdunns dR. Cewehain and Jol Gwrol. Sophomore coach Aciold Tayne and Mrs. RT Westmalclend attended. Harold Lindy Williams of Fort Sam Houston joined as Mother's Day guest at the Williams home.
Ten acres in Sheridan county, including Lot 1 and Block SO, were returned to the state after a long tax sale dispute. The proceedings showed the recorded owner had been dead for ten years, invalidating the title. The case involved Nickerson heirs and a push to reinstate the land to the tax rolls, with court citation and publication procedures noted.
Rotary Club gathered at the Rock Island Hotel for a dinner and business session. Gardner Duncan presented a public program featuring a book review on archaeological topics including mummies, as members prepared for next month’s meeting at Une Rae me Hall.
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