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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
2
The Eagle Lake Headlight is the official organ for the City of Eagle Lake Texas, published from box O to Thone 334 2788, serving local residents with city notices and community news.
A scrambled local notice reports crime frequency with murder and burglary claims and urges citizens to report suspicious activity to police. It promotes Crime-Stop and repeats basic public safety appeals without coherent details.
Bread has long been celebrated in many cultures and was revived worldwide after a 1953 revival in West Germany. In the United States the day gained official recognition with support from federal and state leaders, and city mayors, highlighting bread's cultural and dietary significance.
A large oak on the street near Hodges Moore and Gates law offices split during two rainstorms Tuesday evening at 6 49 blocking traffic. Portions of the tree fell toward county offices and disrupted power and radio service while Central Power and Light crews worked to restore service. Heavy rains are blamed for the damage to the stately tree.
A condensed 24 year retrospective notes family visits in Weimar and Galveston area. Mr and Mrs Clyde Lane Kins of Weimar host relatives. Do nthy Louise Reuther marries in Galveston. several locals celebrate birthdays, graduations, and weddings. Friends and neighbors send best wishes as families plan moves and new homes in Bay City and Eagle Lakes.
Three persons received probation terms in Columbus District Court while eight cases were dismissed or reduced. Indictments against several defendants were dropped or altered. Names include Ernest McGabacie and Gordon Cis facing burglary and theft charges. others, such as Rev. E Gibbs, had cases dismissed.
Charles J Parker president of Parker Bros and Co Inc died following a causer at Methodist Hospital Houston He headed Parker Bros plant and served as director at Union National Bank and adviser at Bank of the Southwest He was UH graduate and on UH board of regents Survivors include a daughter and a brother Dan R Parker of Houston with other relatives
Pet Berry of Columbus, listed as an agent for the Colorado County Farm Bureau, has been promoted to an agency role. The notice notes Berry’s prior duties and indicates continued work in agricultural services and leadership within the bureau.
Frank Kahlicks of Weimar will be honored this Sunday for a 50th anniversary open house from 2:90 to 5:00 pm at 20d Market Street. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Thomas F Kansten and Mr and Mrs David E Kahiluh, with Mrs Acther J Wizad among the hostesses. Family requests no gifts.
Miss Marilyn Sanderman recipient of a miscellaneous shower at the Lutheran Church Hall on Thursday evening September 2. Guests presented white carnation corsages to the bride elect, her mother and other relatives. Mrs. George Matthys read the Bride's Prayer as gifts were opened and refreshments were served by the hostesses Matthys Tesch Balusek Sertson Obenhaus Frenzel Trade Varsona Bartertti.
A wedding notice lists Antoinette Bonagli and John Devid Korwicka as the couple, with a large group of relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs John Manalit, the Mahalite family, and many others attending at Bugle Lake. The notice mentions Becky and Valerie as second daughters and includes several surnames such as Waldrop Mueny Davidson Faker Denge Braden Sundermay and Reel Liscn.
The court will hear several civil matters next Monday as Judge Schraub attends in the district court following a report that a member of a congregation had addressed a matter but did not complete it.
Colorado County tax officers and deputies will visit Eagle Lake and surrounding communities over several days in May to collect taxes and register voters. Locations include Hopkins Office Garwood, Hes Grocery Dernardo, Schoedtms Grocery Nads, Eagle Lake Municipal Building council room, Schoel House Shert dah, Camutcity Center Rock Island, and Mayes Store Oskland with varied hours.
Mary Burrus of Eagle Lake sues Greyhound Lines in Columbus District Court on Oct. 1 seeking about 10,000 dollars for injuries she says occurred in April when a Greyhound bus threw her to the door without warning. She requests medical bills hospitalizations and damages totaling 10,000.90.
Garwood hosts the Shropstire Upton Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of Columbus for a regular meeting. Miss Laneva Bunge and Miss Genava Bunge host at their Garwood home with cohostess Mrs Luchile Taylor and Mrs Gari Halts Jr. Speakers include Mrs Wiley Anderson of Houston discussing Henry Timrod, Poet Laureate of the Confederacy.
East Bernard Community Development Corporation receives 20,450 from SBA to aid Modu tech Corporation’s Nav company and housing project at Boal Bernard Industrial Park. Financing totals include 24,360 from a legal bank and 6,090 from Bernard community, plus additional SHA aid, aiming to create new jobs in East Bernard.
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