County Health Officers To Give Blood Tests Here
County health officers announce free blood testing in the area with a planned outreach event. Officials urge residents to participate and note dates and locations will be posted locally.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1946
Page
9
County health officers announce free blood testing in the area with a planned outreach event. Officials urge residents to participate and note dates and locations will be posted locally.
A misspelled note reports a department meeting where a three per team in a sports event conducted on a Wednesday involved gbsta members. The report mentions a second match at a location named Aapes with unclear details.
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Obituary notes the death of a pioneer resident of East Bernard on May 26 with details on funeral pallbearers honorary pallbearers and surviving relatives. It highlights his role as a longtime businessman and director in East Bernard, describes community ties and mentions relatives and attending mourners from local families.
A state official warned the public about fraud involving social security cards used as identification. The speaker described a man arrested for possessing a blue security card with aliases, noting offenders cash checks and make purchases using stolen or misused numbers. The official urged strict caution and emphasized keeping social security numbers for wage records and employer use only.
Mr and Mrs Mtontwe Barrow of Houston announce the arrival of their daughter Adawan Iter om Monday at Me none Hospital in Heuston. The baby weighs five pounds two and a half ounces and has been named Susar Dee. Grandparents are Mrs Nahrie Barrow of Eagle Lake and others extend congratulations and best wishes.
Fragmentary text cites Miss Lawrence and a New York London stage figure, a charity drive aiding needy families in Europe during wartime. Mentions an American subscriber and local names, with plans described for sending aid and letters, amid confusion and incomplete phrases.
Former Citizens visit here on Monday afternoon. Mandwes and E M Johnson of Oxag were raflors at the Headight on Monday after- TaAgT. The prisen family lived in Ea Ate Laken in 1923 and 1824. Johnson avant English and Spanish tn. The Eagle ake High School WHI. They Sandw reside at a ranch in Christine, My. Johnson contributes a cakima ta. tie) daktony News.
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