War Bonds Drive Cited For Training Funding
War bonds drive urges public purchase to fund training programs and military efforts. Officials promote bond sales as a means to support defense needs and sustain war operations.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1944
Page
6
War bonds drive urges public purchase to fund training programs and military efforts. Officials promote bond sales as a means to support defense needs and sustain war operations.
Fragmentary OCR text references a detective, J. E. Roberts, a ranch transfer, and names such as Mr Ww Pinch Jack of Garwood and George Berkes of Bay City. The fragment hints at a local news item involving property, people, and a visit, but readable details are limited.
Joyce Naumann from Eagle Lake sings with the Southwest Texas State Teachers College choir which led a Texas Music Educators Association drive. A benefit concert at the college auditorium supported the Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation for Crippled Children, with over 325 dollars raised for the foundation and the Dr. Haran.
A group including Mussrs Ro McBihinney Chas von Len ers and others left Word thinney Bus for a fishing trip to the ruins of New Mexico. They expect to remain there with relatives until August and then camp on the return route. Meantime Messrs M E Guynn A M McCarty M Frazar and R Q Pegram left for Austin to attend the Texas University baseball games.
Mrs. Sylma Faten spilled boiling water on her right foot and received care at the hospital where nurses attended to her needs. Ada resident Mrs Ira Killough reportedly visited her sister in the city this week. The office staff and local officials are referenced with audits and returns pending. Victor Engelhard and Welford are noted in ongoing administrative tasks. A Houston trip with Mrs. Middlebrook and her returning health is mentioned.
I GIVE cake I GIVE cake Whatever has become of the "human fly" a man who climbed the town's tallest building with bare hands drew crowds and near disasters. The era's varied acts included a single-wheel rider, a ring of entrepreneurs, a minstrel show, a free parade, and a grand el de procession. Miss Myra Waddell returns home from Ingssille, and Mrs. Mattie Toliver Jones traveled to San Antonio.
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