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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1949
Page
7
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Navy units in the Eighth Mayal District authorize distribution of China service medals. Hear Admiral L F Reissnisl says veterans should present discharge certificates. Medals will be distributed at River Institute Houston USN MCR Treasure Center 4415 St Bernard St and the Houston Navy Recruiting Station Room 616 Federal Office Bids.
An ad promotes measuring windows and ordering B4l- KLEEN blinds offering removably sewn cleaning. Visuals claim prices as low as 4.25 for sizes up to 86 by 64 inches. Contact Sipnly Company at 115 RP. Wilcox, Sr. and references to Mr. and Mrs. RP Wilcox and Tommy Wilcox.
Two county youths Edna May Willis and Dow L Seif left for Texas A and I College as the fall term opened. Enrollment totaled 512 097 with 2 100 students fewer than last year. More men than women and 57 out of state students with 16 from foreign countries. A stray snake incident involved Johnny Burns during a deer hunt and Mrs John S Carroll joined a hunt with her father.
Unclear text shows guests visiting in College Station and Dallas. Names include Mr. and Mrs Charles G Stephens, Mr. and Mrs L Spanihel, Draper Stephens, Mrs M I Anderson, and Mrs Richard Clipsen. References to University of Chicago, Rustead, and county delegates at a bureau convention appear amid damaged lines.
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