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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1945

Page

7

Occupation Soldier Describes Tokyo Postwar Scene

Staff Sergeant Arnold Klockman reports from Tokyo detailing a two story brick building used as tracks facilities being steam heated with no cold water. He notes Japanese workers, stores closed, and Americans inspecting buildings for war damages while the First Cavalry remains as occupation troops.

Btaff Arnold Klockman A. & Klockman Tokio Louzon Philippines Merchant Marine School Arnold Steem Tokyo First Cavalry Japan

Uncle's Boys on Okinawa and Service News

Uncle's Boys on Okinawa reports Billy Thomas soundman first class writes home from Okinawa. Lt Earl Voskamp, son of the Thomases, with the Army Air Corps at Guan, expects early discharge. Mrs Nettie Herring learns her son Lawrence in Florida is near discharge. Lt Ralph Fuller heads for Camp Wallace from Asheville, N C and looks for naval discharge soon. Pic Lee Tise hopes to be home by Thanksgiving from the European Theatre. Corporal Ben Franklin Tiga stationed in the Philippines. In Tokyo, Sergeant Paul Belas writes of duty and clothing for troops. Kenneth Davis aboard the CSS Bunch near Shenghi China. Sergeant Perry Morris earns a promotion in Germany and plans travel to Texas. Carter Jones visits Lake area en route home. At Brooke General Hospital, Pfc Paul P Supak arrives for treatment. Cpl Johnnie L Faldyn of La Grange was among the group in Sick Bay. Gene Selph, now in Tokyo Bay aboard USS Argonne, reports fever gone. Bernice Wilson marries Thomas Alvin Westbrook in a simple ceremony at the Wilson home.

Pic Lee Tise Jess Tise Serine Si Hae Armed Service Matti Es Outat Hemme Ben Franklin Tiga Louzor Philippines Tokyo Ares Paul Belas Brooke General Hospital Pio Paul P. Supak Lows Supak East Bernard San Antonio Cpl Johnnie L. Faldyn Mary Faldyn la Grange Sick Bay Gene Selph Sir M. EB Selph

Shower Honors Two Recent Brides On Monday Evening

The home of Mrs. J. L. Morris hosted a Monday evening shower given by friends of two recent brides, Mrs. Thomas Westbrook and Mrs. Joe Hodnett. Mrs. Morris assisted, and the honorees received many beautiful and useful remembrances. Mrs. EV. Duncan was confined at home earlier in the week due to illness.

J. L. Morris Thomas Westbrook Joe Hodnett Duncan

Annual Meeting Of County Red Cross Chapter

The 1945 Annual Meeting of the Colorado County Chapter of the American Red Cross was held in Columbus. A Board of Directors was elected, including officers Charlies Rutty, J G Jenkins, Nora Wegenhoff, and J E Meismer, plus seven members. Reports highlighted extensive wartime service and ongoing programs despite the war’s end. The Junior Red Cross aims for 100 percent enrollment in 1946, with students making comfort articles for service members. A first Board meeting is set for November 14 in the County Court House to plan immediate actions. Both retiring officers, Mrs Leo Steiner and Herman Braden, paused to thank supporters and urged continued involvement.

Colorado County The American Red Cross Conty Court Room Columbus Red Cross Charlies Rutty J. G. Jenkins Rock Island Nora Wegenhoff J. E. Meismer Stephen McCormick Weimar Clarence Stephens Eagle Lake J. D. Gideon Garwood H. S. Cooper Sheridan Leo J. Braden Bernardo Joe Chernick Santa Anna C. L. Griffith Alleyton E. H. Rabel Stene Bare Rabel Service Committee S. K. Seymour R. B. Moss Home Service W. G. Dick J. H. Wooten Junior Red Cross Ethel Burford Wooten County Court House Leo Steiner Herman Braden

Mesdames Cloats Rawlins entertain with family party

Mrs Julius Cloats and Mrs Charlie Rawlins hosted a supper on Wednesday night for their brother August Schmidt home from Europe. The occasion also marked the hostesses birthday with many Schmidt and Cloats relatives in attendance and music by Jessie Cloats.

Julius Cloats Charlie Rawlins August Schmidt Europe Johnnie Schmidt George Schmidt August Cat Spring Arthur Schmidt Ramsey Henry Schmidt Calhoun Dink Birdwell Chesterville David Zahrad Nick Tise Sonny Jesse Cloats Muessie Viola Chariie Rawlins Jessie Cloats

Laughlin Hospital Patients and Dismissals

Laughlin Hospital lists Thursday afternoon patients including Mrs. Cora Thatcher of Weimar Miss Clara Joe Britton Bonus Mrs. El mer Struss and son Mrs Ralph Thomas and son Mrs Ruby Ahlers all of Eagle Lake in the white section Provenice Reynolds and daughter and Frankie Jones in the colored section Dismissed during the week were B C Sheridan of Sheridan Mrs E R Schmidt and Rich ard Taylor

Laughlin Hospital Cora Thatcher Weimar Clara Joe Britton Bonus Elmer Struss Ralph Thomas Ruby Ahlers Eagle Lake Provenice Reynolds Frankie Jones B. C. Sheridan Sheridan E. R. Schmidt Richard Taylor

Mr and Mrs Wm Mueller Visit Eagle Lake

Mr and Mrs Wm Mueller of Sugar Land, former Eldridge residents, spent Wednesday visiting in Eagle Lake.

Altair Couple Celebrate 50th Anniversary

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Tyler of Altair hosted an Open House honoring their Golden Wedding Anniversary. Relatives gathered at Roadside Park for a noon picnic dinner then returned to the Tyler home for an afternoon reception. Family members from Port Arthur Eagle Lake Galveston Texas City Houston Victoria Orchard and Altair attended along with service members and out-of-town friends. The Headlight joins in extending best wishes to the couple.

Lnds T. W. Wilson Bernice Belle Wilson ofFhemas Allen Westbrook Rocktale Texas J. Wi. Griffin Dolly Memorist Methodist Church Joe Hodnett G. B Skelton Louis Tyler Altair Tyler W. M. Tyler W. R. Walker Chas Dan Gibson H. S. Wills Groby Tyler Marvin Tyler Victor Tyler Eagle Lake Mrs. Tylers

Sue Colly Active In Student Affairs At Ward Belmont

Nashville Tennessee November 6 Sue C Colly daughter of Mr and Mrs John F H Colly Eagle Lake served as House Mother of Fidelity Hall at Ward Belmont School for girls in Nashville for half a day During the seventh Bond Drive Ward Belmont students staged a mock auction of the administrative offices to the highest bidder until the 11000 goal was reached Fidelity Hall was not kept in order during Collys brief term of office Miss Colly a first year college student at Ward Belmont is a member of the F F Club and Dramatic Club Her interests include movies and collections of jewelry and perfume.

Nashville Tenn Sue c. Colly John FH. Colly Eagle Lake Fidelity Hall Ward-Belmont School For Girls Ward-Belmont Sue Miss Colly F. F

Glen Kveton Arrives From Europe On Furlough

Sergeant Glen Kveton son of Mr and Mrs A M Kveton is home on furlough after returning to the States from the European Theatre on October 22 arriving at Newport News Virginia. He served about a year in Europe and prior to that was in the service three and a half years with the Third Army. He expects to receive his discharge after reporting back to the reassignment depot following his furlough.

Glen Kveton A. M. Kveton States Glen Newport News Virginia Europe Third Army

Women Home Demonstration Club meets at Seaholm home

Ten members attended with Mrs G A Seaholm as hostess. They discussed furnishing the Boy Scout hall and planned hanging less curtains. Refreshments were served. The club schedules a November 27 meeting at Mrs F M Dromgoole’s home at 2 30. Idlius Cloats of Eagle Lake visited friends in Seluinsburg.

Women’s Home Demonstration Club GA. Seaholm Boy Scout Hall Idlius Cloats Eagie Lake Senulensburg

Ben H Carpenter Cited by Chinese Army

Lt Carpenter, nephew of Mr and Mrs T V Duncan of Eagle Lake, was cited by the Chinese Army for service with the Chinese Combat Command. He flew into Shanghai with the Chinese Army before Japan's surrender and was attached to Gen Chin's forces as part of the allied effort.

Ben H. Carpenter Min W. Carpenter Chin United “States Army Carpenter China Hank i Ava Frederick Boye Lieuten- Carpenter Shanghai Lt Carpenter T V. Duncan Eagle Lake

Home Front War Work Honored In Eagle Lake

Rotary speaker Rev J W Griffin lauded Eagle Lake civilians for wartime service in unpaid roles. Rationing boards saw Haley, Stephens, McCreary, Stiles and Taylor handle thousands of applications for foods gas and baby books. Air spotting crews earned praise for aiding England, with Lenhart aiding 8th war loan duties. Red Cross volunteers and scouts staffed clothing drives, dressings and sewing while firemen, churches and women supported war efforts and postwar peace.

J. W. Griffin Rotary Club Eagle Lake T. P. Haley Ure Colorado County Clarence B. Stephens Stephens Haley H.C. Harris J. H. McCreary Louis Stiles Edgar Baring Norris Building Taylor South Texas England W. E. Lenhart Federal Reserve Bank Houston First National Bank Lenhart Fagle Lake Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Rotary Lions Club W. C. Reed

Marines Birthday Remembrance Marks 190 Years

The United States Marine Corps celebrates its birth on November 10 1775 with global observances led by the Commandant General A A Vandergrift. Leathearnecks serve worldwide from China and Japan to Pacific islands as they guard American lives and property in peace and war.

United States Marine Corps Leathernecks Marine Corps A. A. Vandergrift U. S Pacific China Japan Globe Ias Tun Philadelphia Samuel Nicholas Continental Congress Continental Marines New Providence Bahamas Nicholas Fort Montague Nassau Guadalcanal Okinawa Navy Congress William Ward Burrows France Mediterranean Tripoli

Polo Game on Duncan Ranch Field Sunday

A Sunday polo match at Duncan Ranch field saw the Blues lose 5 to 2 to the Whites. Players included Dr. Paul Harris and Ed Johnson for the Blues versus Gardner Duncan Kim Clipson Col Stmart White for the Whites. Finality marked end of season with also planned future games and minor admission noted.

Duncan Ranch Paul Harris Texas City Seabrook Ed Johnson Altair Calhoun Helmer Seaholm Eagle Lake Gardner Duncan Retama Ranch Kim Clipson Lassie Col Stmart White Lakeside el Campo Hunterford Houston

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Wushay Wes Gong Tae Prairie Coe Rele le Cole Sgt. Klockman Raymond Taylor Pat Cleveland Henry Reuther Annie Welter Fritz Emshoff Bay City Mitchell Emshoff Mpr Griff Thomas, Jr Jamesy Thomas Baby McAllen Rio Grande Valley P.T. Gordon Return Tulane Gordon Ht, Hutson and Son Leohard’Ray C. C. Stillwell Kilgore Billy Thomas WM. Thomas Earl Voskamp Indow Thomas Amy Alv Corps Nettie Herring Lawrence Herring Florida United States Camp Wallace Ralph Fuller Ashville North Carolina Fuller Shenghi Kenneth Davis Edwen Dmvns Fay APD Sens Run Perry Morris Perry Germany V. D. Morris Morris Hsils Pic. E. Carter Jones Camp Swift Peen C Lake Carter Ena T. Jones Schulenburg County Red Cross Mesdames Cloats Rawlins Sue Colly Ward Belmont G. A. Seaholm Ben Carpenter Mexico Vera Cruz Chapultepec Mexico City Montezuma Nicaragua Canton Yokohama Cuba Guantanamo Bay Far East Peking Pearl Harbor Pacific Island Wake Island Albert’s Variety Store C. A. Brooks Main Street D. Reading Reading Brooks George Ise Western Auto Asst E. B. Abracrombie
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