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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1970
Page
5
Local brief notes from Garwood and Nada communities mention residents and families including Mrs George Willems and other local names. No further readable details present.
Garwood HD Club gathered for a meeting led by president Mrs Hoy with guest Mrs Cattt Priester. The program included a demonstration and a worded note urging civic pride as members and Mrs Ru attended.
Mrs. Lou, Ore anc My, and Mrs. Bill Farris spent a weekend in Juratey Louisiana visiting MT and Mrs. Gene Epps, Mrs. Clare ncce Epps, Miss Leeds, and Miss Merle Lewis.
Seven Garwood High School seniors were feted with a chicken fry at the Schneiders home. Honorees include Peggy Cranek Gerald Cranes Jennifer Schneider Marsha Buvela Robole Gold Edward Gold and Melissa Waligura. Hosts listed include Bubela Craneks and Golds plus Waliguras. The gathering featured visits and weekend travel notes for several relatives. Debbie Jane was confirmed at St James Lutheran Church with Vera Shoop and family in attendance in Canada.
Garwood High School seniors were honored with a beach party in Freeport last Friday. Sponsors included David Guthrie Sr and B D Tipton. The event celebrated David Guthrie and sister Mary Ann with a festive gathering.
Obituary note records the death of Tom Arthur Schoellmann, with funeral services held Thursday at 10 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church and burial in Nada Catholic Cemetery. Deepest sympathies extended to Mr and Mrs Henry Schoellmann and family.
A group of 17 Garwood High School seniors were honored with a Thursday evening dinner at Marvin's. The menu featured fried chicken and other items as part of the celebration.
Historic proposal targets unsolicited pornographic ads flooding Texas since 1964. Bush and Congressman Bish push anti-pornography measures allowing families to request no obscene materials before they arrive. House action mirrors Bush plan. Citizens submit a request to postmaster using the phrase Prohibitory Order to halt mail.
Mrs UC L Richter was pleasantly complimented on the occasion of her birthday anniversary Sunday May 24. A social gathering was held with relatives and friends from this city and nearby towns including the Richters, Tate and Konesheck families, and others present in a warm celebration.
Miss Lynda Dye and Miss Pat Studer of Austin spent the weekend with Lynda's parents Mr and Mrs L A Dye and others. About 39 guests enjoyed a dinner and dance with school colors purple and gold, decorations, and place cards featuring a gar. Senior sponsors were Mr and Mrs Bill Muns and Mr and Mrs Bill Carpenter. Hosts included multiple local families.
A family can invoke a new federal law to ask that no further mail from a pandering sender be sent. An advertisement counts as pandering if the recipient finds it erotically arousing or sexually provocative and may appear in display, classified, or editorial form. The mail patron alone decides offensiveness and can request curb via a postmaster using the leaflet’s back page form.
American families confront unwanted mail as a proposed law lets households opt out of pandering advertising. While not banning material, it empowers consumers to stop delivery from firms deemed offensive, targeting a few dealers who mail lists and flood homes with such ads.
The Post Office Department and Department of Justice enforce a family blocking mail from a firm. A proper petition triggers a prohibitory order that directs the sender to stop all mail within 30 days of receipt. Violations must be reported with evidence to the issuing postmaster, and if noncompliance persists, the Attorney General may seek a Federal Court order with penalties for noncompliance.
Fragmented OCR reads adoressee of enclosed materials and parenthetical clarifications. The readable portions imply a formal notice directed to an addressee regarding enclosed items or documents, but specifics such as names, dates, places, or issuing authority are missing.
Families who receive advertising they believe panders can ask a postmaster to direct that the promoter stop sending any mail. The sender must remove the family's name from all mailing lists he owns, controls or rents. If a family moves, they must provide the new address to the postmaster who issued the order to continue the protection.
The Nada Catholic Daughters of America Court No. 1595 met May 12 with Grand Regent Margaret Synge presiding. Officers elected include Margaret Bunge as Grand Regent and Loueva Bunge as Vice Regent. other posts filled for terms up to three years. A Mothers program featured poems and songs. Mother of the Year honors were presented to Mrs. Kasmiersky Sr. with other recognitions noted.
Lake Motors, after a Houston briefing, previews Chevrolet XB- HET the new small car due late summer. Owner Joe Heed eyes strong pre sales and dealer support to launch a four model, two door line including sedan hatchback wagon and a one passenger delivery truck.
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