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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
5
Classified item notes piano tuning and repairs by Kenneth Kurtz Box 515 Sealy Texas. Also mentions L L Starkey for gravel and driveway yard fill with estimates on any size job contact by phone 37 or Box 515 Bogie Lake Texas.
Sale notice from Hugh’s Peano in Houston Texas advertises pianos including an upright plain cast and a spinst type with mirror, guaranteed to play like new. Also mentions Sirs FW Anderson and S. Madnet contact, plus a 510-483 phone line and a 4 bell Feed and Supply Store ad dated 5-10-30.
Fragmented public notice delivered in garbled text. It mentions citizens, a Puller Brush man, address fragments, and unclear instructions or reminders with likely local context but no coherent actions, dates, or official entities discernible.
Sewing machines for sale with portable models and button hole attachments. Parts stock for repairs and work guaranteed. Fred McKee, Moders Trailer Park, Hignes 90, Columbus, Texas. Also notice of pasture for cattle heads. see Gust Goerkier, Ramsey, Texas.
A fragment describes a garbage disposal service named Seas with 100 customers. It notes customers subscribe every six weeks and mentions the name Louis Komleffel in a garbled line. The text appears as OCR noise but indicates a local service and a customer count.
Navy recruiting stations in Texas outline enlistments in Class V-6 for inactive duty in the Volunteer Reserve. Ex-US Navy and ex-SS Naval Reserve men with WWII active duty are eligible, with transfer options to Organized Reserve when activated. Enlistment term four years. age 17 to 35, with adjustments. Local stations listed in Houston, Austin, Lake Amohio, Beumant, Corpus Christi and El Paso.
A fragmented note mentions Pleve rs school and family ties, referencing a mother child relationship and a statement about love for a mother not being inherited. Other names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A sprawling roundup details graduations at Macy's Academy in Austin and a wide array of visits, travels, and farewells. Lt. Fregerict en route from New Orleans. Mrs. A. J. Herning attends a Thursday graduation. many families gather for Bible studies, birthdays, and church events as relatives travel to Hot Springs, Galveston, and beyond.
Residents report youths stripping fruit from trees and damaging flowers and vegetables. Gardens are uprooted, chickens driven from yards, and trucks disrupted. Parents urged to curb acts harming property and safety at Eagle Lake.
A solemn nuptial Mass at Nada's St Marys Church united Miss Biss Frans Levioellmann and Albert Leopold Monday morning. The couple, escorted by Sodality of Our Lady members, will reside in Naga where Leopold runs a garage partnership with Clarence Schveltmann. Witnesses included Pvt Walter Schoellmann and others. Breakfast followed at the bride’s parents home before a wedding trip to Austin and beyond.
Mr Frank Walker and Mrs Walker were Sunday guests of Mr Walker and Jim Meiba. Jon Walker accompanied them back to Houston for what appears to be a return trip or visit.
The Cr eburns Public Schools community honors Grassy Hinton, a former Cleburne and Texas Christian University football player who died in the Air Force mission over the Dutch East Indies region. Emmett Brown signs a leather etched memorial noting his service, sacrifice, and commitment to peace.
Mrs Wesley Klimple and Mrs Ernest Ludwig of Pa Mec and Mrs Maurice Hartis attended the commencement exercises of Miss Mozelle Harris of Waelder Friday night. Mr Hearne and son William of Walder visited his daughter and Mrs Maurice Harring and family. Mrs Ruby Hearne of Waelder is with Mrs BG Anderson for her occasion. Chesterville church school and Bible study this week. Mrs J R Will and Mr and Mrs L A Wills went to Houston. Leda McCollum opened her beauty shop in Wallis Moray. Mrs Andersen and children Tudish and David vacationing at their summer home near Karrville.
Mr and Mrs Ed Lee Shaw of Garwood welcome the arrival of a daughter born at Laughlin Hospital on Wednesday evening at 7 08. The infant weighed more than seven pounds and a fraction.
Mr and Mrs Jack Smith announce the arrival of a baby girl at Lauphin Hospital at 3:08 morning on May 24. She weighs six pounds eleven ounces and, though unnamed, she has a young sister and two brothers to welcome her. Joe Frazar of Wharton is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs J. Ns Frazar.
A Colorado County Cattlemen's Association was organized with J. H. Wooten Sr. as president and Charles Herder Sr. as vice president. W. I. Mickow is secretary-treasurer. The group offers rewards of 200 to informers and 30 to arresting officers for information leading to cattle thief arrests.
Former Rock Island residents and out of town guests attended memorial services at Myrtle Cemetery and nearby homecoming events. The list of visitors includes Elliott Fyngee, David Feazer, J H Dall, A L McClanstian, Jack SYouth, L Starkey of Houston, Red Findley of Roshern, W M Huy and son, Roy Wright and son, Roy of Hempstead, Avis Adamy of Alice, Frank Crockett of Laredo, P A Landy, K G Landy, A D Moore of BE Campo, Archie Townsend and Nesl Jefe, A G Peacock of Houston, Glenn Forsech of Bartlesville, Will Walker family, Alvin Weaver ill in hospital, Fay Boothe family, Louis Bulger and family, and others from surrounding towns. Local residents extend well wishes to Noni Barrs after surgery and recovery progress.
Miss Wyatt Graves, daughter of Mayan and Ding BK, returns to Howard Payne College for a summer social. The event honors her and her parents while she admires the head of the kitchen, who oversees all college vessels.
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