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Ae abd Mrs Tore Miers for a San Maton. Caldunnat weer curtis at Me and Mire Weward Has Merday af eerk.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1977
Page
14
Ae abd Mrs Tore Miers for a San Maton. Caldunnat weer curtis at Me and Mire Weward Has Merday af eerk.
Hada Christian Mothers plan a party for October 22 at 4:30 pm at Saint Mae’s Parish Center. The meeting discussed upcoming October events, rosary, prayer, and community activities with Knights and parish members urged to attend and remember October is monthly observance time.
Representative J J Picklet reports the House, after long debates on Saturday mail delivery and the neutron bomb, approved 27 bills including a resolution opposing reduced mail frequency by 30 to 9 and a Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act expansion by 379 to 12. The session emphasized major legislation aimed at national financial and social issues as fall action looms.
Fourth Wednesday in October notes Mrs Annie Rek and Mrs R A Shaw as guests of Mrs Dora McCall and Miss Clara Koch at Flatonia last Thursday. Mr and Mrs W R Fraka visited in Victoria last week with Fraka visiting sister Mendee Roll. BU Raley, a student at Texas A&M University, spent the past weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Rob Haley.
Oil activity rises near Hallettsville with the A G Henke No 1 well in Lavaca County testing 2 965 000 cubic feet of gas and 166 barrels of condensate while a deeper Vernon Rhodes site west of Hallettsville awaits a 14 800 foot Edwards formation drill. The Nickel 77 rig will move to Rhodes soon as deep drilling expands in the Hallettsville area. Nearby social notes report visits, weddings, and hospital updates.
The market was very active and steady at Columbus Livestock Commission Co last Thursday with many buyers. Prices included VATA head of cattle, calf and yearling sales from 32 to 35 for butcher calves, 25 to 27 for heifer packer rows, 30 to 33 for commercial packer bulls, heavy Hereford and Angus steer calves 34 to 43, heifers 30 to 44, crossbred steer calves 33 to 45, heifers 10 to 34, good stocker cows and heifers 180 to 270 per head, hogs 8.5 to 9.40, lambs 20 to 30.
Mrs Jerome Kramer Sr of Ganado dies. Survived by husband Jerome Kramer Sr, her parents Frank Andel Sr of Ganado, five children Betty Klesel Georgie Crank Diane Kramer Jerome Kramer Jr and Bobbie Kramer, ten grandchildren and five brothers Frank Jr Albert George Tony Thea Andel. George C Andel attended services held at 2 pm Monday September 19 in Ganado.
The Gulf Coast Hereford announces a Columbus G hereford sale scheduled for October 18 featuring registered cattle, auction details, and contact information for bidders and consignors.
On Monday September 26 residents enjoyed a monthly movie about Reptiles and Amphibians in the living room at 2:00. Ice cream sandwiches were donated by Lilly Ice Cream and Dairy Queen for a serving Tuesday September 27, with volunteers at Heritage House. Later Tuesday night Sue Morrison took residents to a movie at the public library.
Funeral services were held Sunday for Luella Brooks at the Association Talermacle. The 79 year old lifetime Egypt resident, widow of Richard Brooks, is survived by a sister Jestina Campbell eight nephews and other relatives. Rev. Henry Davin officiated with Pierce-Boone Funeral Home directing.
Residents and staff gathered Friday September 30 at 2 00 PM in the dining room for a monthly Birthday Party. Supervisor Myrna Adams provided coffee with punch as Ora Bell Baker and Floyd Whitfield celebrated their birthdays.
Aght Generates Heat nee clinerates more heat. laudin Kerbel, specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, Texas A&M University System, notes heat adds to air conditioner load. She advises turning off unnecessary lights to reduce cooling needs.
The sentence notes a normal adult pulse is 60 to 90 beats per minute, amounting to about 85 000 beats over two days, highlighting a standard cardiovascular rhythm.
Free immunization clinic will be held Friday October 14 from 10 am to 10 am at the Mission Center, 400 Prairie. Immunizations include DTP, Polio, Measles Mumps Rubella for infants to school age. tetanus and diphtheria for adults. Records of immunizations will be provided. questions answered by Miss Sandra Swarkhamer of Water County.
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