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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheridan and names like Nielajie and LMS with unclear context. No coherent event or actions are readable to form a decisive summary or identify entities.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1972
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Sheridan and names like Nielajie and LMS with unclear context. No coherent event or actions are readable to form a decisive summary or identify entities.
Alpha Delta Phi held a Queen of Hearts party on Thursday night featuring senior members, with Mrs J ds presenting a corsage to the chairwoman and to the parents. The event included music, decorations, and party treats for attendees.
Spending four enjoyable days in Austin, Li, Ray Thomas, and 33 ig R Frnka joined their sons Hassell Thomas am vett nika at the University of Texas for the Texas Autah Site Bane on Saturday. They visited L. B. Trulmson Iibeney Sunday at the Ave. The group shared dinner Saturday with Brock Ashby and Per Seahalm, fellow UT students. Leonard Sea- Yul of Dallas and Greek is the Boy Of Mle. gid Mrs. Bob Ashiby Ot (his ity Yadyey Slop of Miscoe, a Texas student, joined the group after the game.
TOPS chapter 778 gathered at Greater Mt Olive Baptist Church at 9 a m to discuss plans for a parade walk and set uniforms for the event. Members noted details and coordinated outfits as part of weekly review.
The EL Noon Lions Club street carnival drew large crowds with a parade of floats marching bands and a color guard of Houston Navy cadets. The event featured clowns balloons and numerous community groups including 4-H clubs girl scouts and Eagle Lake and Garwood youth bands.
Petar faced stiff competition as Eleven Herman won for most patriotic and Te Genta for most comical. Lanat Munoz received a symbolic certificate from Eagle Lake Dairy. The Mice High School band, led by Floyd Spenrath, performed at the Community Center with lively acts and school supporters, including fundraisers for local youth.
The Bill Thomas family dominated the annual turtle races at BOD perm with heat and championship wins. Temple Thomas's Tori and Dobby Gwen's Bobby each claimed heats. the family collected $175 in bonds and other prizes. A drawing awarded a $25 fruit basket, with Jim Cip Jr. winning the attendance prize as gratitude notes extended to supporters.
The Eagle Lake Headlight lists new subscribers including Clark Powers of Cam po, Stott Powers from Baylor University in Waco, Gwendolyn Stewart of Houston, Paul Gary of Port Lavaca, James Hisvinka of East Bernard, Lloyd Pognitzseh of Columbus, and Edgar Wied of Needville, among others. The notice highlights readers joining the paper this period.
About 11,304 students enrolled at Southwest Texas State University San Marcos this fall, up from prior estimates. Officials report a strong increase in enrollment across the county as the university enters the new term.
Rock Island Fire Department members hosted a community gathering at the fire station on Saturday. Guests enjoyed sandwiches, homemade ice cream, cake, and orange drink. A toaster prize went to M. G. Lanier of Carwood. Personal notices list several visitors and relatives stopping by in town during the week.
A Tuesday evening meeting on March 8 held by Troop 318 discussed final plans for a bicycle hike. Members prepared straw drawstring bags to carry gear and associated tasks. The session closed with songs including taps as Loretta and Suribe assisted.
James Gurmingham 28 of 1730 Gurget St San Antonio a purchasing clerk joined the hospital system to train as an X ray technician. He spent three years in the Army as a message renter clerk and three as a parel operator on a Nike Hercules missile site. He swapped gray uniforms for white and began a two year training program this month, after graduating high school in 1952.
Troop L86 met Monday afternoon to divide into path rule and plan the firing trip. Leanne Smith served as scribe. Retreatments were held and the group was dismissed.
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