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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1952
Page
11
The text records a school event with the speaker announced by Supt J Luts and attendance awards given to Jo Ann Rhara, Dixie Towr, and others. Names appear jumbled but reflect a graduation or assembly setting with awards presented.
Bob Smith of Houston an oil magnate sues to clear title to about 6000 acres in Colorado. District court action RE Smith v Adams et al involves 561 defendants named across several pages, a routine land title clearance suit.
Mr and Mrs Louis Muzny have met the contract to Helmcamp of Weimar for a construction of a home on Prairie Street next to the new home of the C W Nispers. Fellow work is being com- guidance says the project proceeds with standard building steps.
Members of the Assembly of God Ladies Missionary Society make nylon and wood fiber corsages to raise money for the church building fund. They previously sold about $200 worth of corsages and plan to continue at the District Council in San Angelo from June 2 to 6. Local notices mention Mr and Mrs W Waits and son Harald visiting relatives, Jack Hand and Laura Starkey visiting from Houston, Jesse Young of Cotulla visiting Nellie Roper, and the arrival of a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Boyd Phillips in a Houston hospital.
Kenneth Joe Hearn son of Mr and Mrs Joe Hearn suffered the loss of the ring finger on his right hand in an accident while playing at the high school athletic field last Tuesday afternoon. He slipped on the stands and reached for a nail, the finger was mangled requiring removal. He worries mostly about continuing to play his baritone in the school band.
A stray fragment notes that government spending reaches 100000 dollars while a humorous exchange features Mr and Mrs Leo Kretzschmar visiting Weimar with their granddaughter and Emil Schenk’s family. Another line shifts to a comic clerk exchange about Mrs Plentybucks and his stenographer.
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