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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1952
Page
1
The Eagles prepare for a home non-district game against Klein at 8 p.m. Friday. Key players are listed as uncertain due to injuries, with the backfield and receivers watched closely as the team aims for a solid home showing this season.
The Fourth Annual All Texas Air Tour began in Temple Monday at 4:00 PM with about 35 planes and passengers. The tour, covering 10 miles and stopping in 22 Texas towns, ends in Mineral Wells on October 13. Governor Shivers proclaimed Aviation Week in Texas. Local reception included the Eagle Lake High School band and refreshments for visitors and pilots.
A father and son from Baytown were fined totaling 589 dollars after authorities documented the killing of two deer just outside Lavses country line. Game Warden Waddell reported the men trespassed on Calwada rownty Sii land. authorities pursued charges in Hallettsville court, with additional fines for related offenses and a related hunting violation.
Mr and Mrs Sain H Biovies report Strickland Insurance Agency operating temporarily in the old Rotary Hall on City Square across from the fire station building. neighbors note damage from a recent incident. local residents await official guidance and assistance.
C F Sanders died of a heart attack Friday afternoon October 20 at Weimar. Funeral services were held Saturday under direction of Rey L Crowen of 2170 Wes How Leesa Ray Lake. Weimar Cemetery was the burial site. He was son of George and the late Mu es Sanders and worked for the Texas Construction Metal Company in Englan for thirty years. He is survived by four daughters and a brother Osean Sanders of Oakland.
Colorado court records detail $60,000 paid on courthouse work and storage equipment orders. The balance includes $360,400 for ongoing improvements and a pending claim of $64,000. A partial settlement and future payments hinge on completion of ongoing projects and additional approvals.
Garwood Lions Club plans a full day October 23 carnival in Garwood featuring a downtown parade led by the Garwood High School band, floats and decorated bicycles contests with cash prizes, a midway with kids activities, a 1:00 pm speech by Senator Gus Spans, home canning and arts exhibits, a Kiddie Cartoon at 2:30 pm, and a 8:00 pm magic show. Proceeds fund a new Garwood community center.
A garbled notice outlines reconstriction of the Sneak Bar alongside the Strickland theater project. It notes appreciation for Johnson and Stephens cooperation and promises moviegoers a better and safer experience with 28 possible spoofs in the upcoming program.
Two week absentee voting starts with a deadline set for October 31. County Clerk Edgar Latzmann reminds voters to obtain the absentee ballot from the county clerk’s office and bring proper identification or be prepared to state voting precinct and exact address.
Lenhart and Lieuteau of Christian Rural Overseas Program report $2,669.35 donated toward a carload of rice for Eagle Lake and Lissie communities. The drive aims to reach a $2,800 goal with donations urged to Lenhart or Secretary Kreas to fund shipment to missionaries for distribution to hungry people in war torn countries.
A fragmented notice describes a Halloween carnival event organized by the athletic club. It mentions a parade and bands, with various games and city participation planned around the evening program.
The association's president Wes Bale calls all members to attend a meeting at the elementary school. Important topics include selecting the FTA queen and a proposed year project, with discussions on the machine and related matters to follow.
Health Committee of Fair Lake PTA launches a drive to obtain Gutmowre children’s clothing for those inadequately clothed. Requests for gowns, socks, underwear, and outerwear in usable condition. Contacts listed: Mrs RS Sine Daar, Mrs TP Dowds, Mrs Arnold Payne, Mrs Rateb Jaenias, and Mrs V L Matthews.
Davis resigns as city clerk and treasurer. Lee Briscoe announced to take over duties. Obituary details for Thomas Clapp note his death at age 60 in October, with funeral plans in Lakeside Cemetery. Burial follows in Lakeside Cemetery with pallbearers named. Davis resignation prompts board to appoint Briscoe as interim administrator of the Chamber and city duties.
Hi Way Garage announces reopening Monday in a new building on East Main Street after complete construction. Owner German said a full crew of mechanics and painters will offer expert auto repair, motor work, wheel balancing, and other services at the Lexaco Service Station location between the gate and highway.
Colorado county commissioners in the October session approved buying three draglines for a total about 49 062 dollars while rejecting County Judge Hancher’s bid for a new unit for Precinct 1. Eight firms bid, with substitutions and credits noted, including a planned trade in and credit for an obsolete dragline.
Members gathered at the Lakeview Recreation Center for an officers election and barbecue. Clyde Nepet retires as president. Reg FH McBiningly named president with Jon ZL McCrewy and Je B. Lawghiin among officers. various names listed for secretary treasurer and directors. meeting set to show results in a weekly review.
A sale yesterday saw Texas Patna Ricg bringing 10.96 per barrel or unit as the top bid. Wes and Adkins Hroy reported high prices for 2000 labels of Texas Patna, with bids from W. MM, Thamas, and Rakestraw among others. The day featured multiple bids including 10.88 for 2400 items and 10.72 for 450 units as buyers competed in this auction environment.
National Rice Week will be observed October 19 through 25 highlighting rice as a food product. The Headlight will publish in office newspapers with special features and advertisements promoting the value of rice including the International Rice Pontiwor in Crowley Louisiana October 22 through 28 with a highlighted ride.
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