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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1973
Page
1
The article lists proposed committee structures and fees for a recreation center, detailing member roles, chairpersons, and a board slate. It names individuals such as Warren, Joe, and others, notes a membership fee of 80 or 60 per year, and references local governance steps and votes on committee formation.
A U S Department of Agriculture official previews an upcoming rice program as drought and world shortages affect production. The interview outlines acreage targets and timing for potential 1974 plans, with emphasis on aiding farmers before harvest and adjusting to world demand pressures.
Norman Studio announces a new service offering wedding and bridal shower planning. Doroths Baper and Merle Narien Stine lead the studio’s expanded offerings, inviting clients to visit for details, sample portfolios, and design consultations.
Twenty members of the Eagle Lake unit of the Colorado County Emergency Ambulance Service and Red Cross instructor Herman Newek discuss first aid practices and new ambulances. Volunteers and others are invited to a meeting at Diner Hall on October 38 to learn details and join the forthcoming service.
The FCC approves Colorado volunteer ambulance radio communications, calling it a vital emergency nerve center for the county. Widespread use hinges on equipment delivery, with service expected within days. Pickle notes hospital calls will trigger ambulance dispatch via a three switch system.
Corprlars broke into Mike Cheatham storage on Lat Spring Road between Wednesday and Saturday. Missing were fishing rods and reels Power drill hand tools and power bits. County sheriff’s office notes few leads and ongoing investigation.
The Fagle Lake Chamber of Commerce set plans for year end activities including announcing eight candidate names for Low director roles, nominating committee members, and outlining a December meeting. The annual Santa visit is planned for December with helicopter delivery and candy bags for children if arrangements succeed. Vane and duck and goose hunting promotions, Garwood parade float entry, and Miss Forest of the Fair contest were also arranged with local nominees and event roles.
Garwood Lions Club plans its 2nd annual Community Fair at Garwood School on Saturday October 26 with a parade starting at 10 am. Second prizes include best booth and bicycle awards. a mayor’s breakfast and burgers will be served. Entertainment runs all day ending with Peak Concert at 2 pm and a Parade Party in the school auditorium at 6 30 pm.
A local Fairest of the Fair contest lists thirteen area contestants with a date set for Gar Wood on Saturday. Butch Martin notes committee details and entries are to be confirmed before the event.continues on page two.
Booster group in Garwood hosts an evening at the Garwood School with junior players and parents invited. Rice-Wharton game highlights will be shown. plans extend to Stari dur Eagle Lake and Junior displays with community spectators welcome.
Monday night sewing lessons at Rice High School invite ladies and homemakers to join. Miss Doratly Schomberg explains the program will cover basic needlework and garment making, sponsored by the Home Extension and County Extension Agents for the community.
Eagle Lake Wendlotd contest results show David Lobpries of Garwood and Gubby Walle of Columbus scoring strong to join previous frontrunners. Winners receive $5 gift certificates to local shops, with Labpries and Walle each earning specific prizes at regional vendors.
A man injured in a local incident was taken to Eagle Lake Volunteer Emergency Ambulance then transported to St Joseph Hospital in Houston for treatment. He remains under medical care as authorities investigate the case with hospital officials involved.
Heavy rain events boosted yearly totals to 63.43 inches at Lake plant with 22 inches in the nine months after a week of cloudbursts. Flooding and river rises disrupt harvests as cotton yields shrink and prices hold strong despite replanting needs and insect control costs. Local farmers report minimal picking and explain the market impact amid ongoing wet spell and logistic bottlenecks.
Albert C. Novosad of the Agricultural Extension Service will judge the annual Colorado County Hay Show this Thursday October 16 on the courthouse square in Columbus. Ten classes and three divisions set, champion entries win plaques, all entries earn ribbons, judging runs 8 to 10 am with delays for 4 H and FFA members.
Postal service will observe Veteran's Day on October 22 with no post due in the usual manner. Some mail to the Headlight for the October 28 issue should be sent earlier to meet the publication schedule.
John Johnson remains confined at Methodist Hospital in Houston room 628 for about two weeks after an illness in Athens. Friends await further updates on his condition and recovery.
A one car crash on Interstate 16 near Columbus killed a Houston man and injured two others. Gal Hamill, 84, driven station wagon with Gerald Bell 86 and Qualey Maeswell 24 aboard, lost control at the cast area. Hamill and Bell were seriously injured and admitted to Houston hospital. Maeswell died at the scene. Investigating officer Aycock filed charges for failure to drive and narcotics possession against Hamill and Bell. cases to be presented to the county grand jury.
The Jochatz family plans a 64th anniversary observance on Wednesday with family in attendance. Mr and Mrs Raymond Jochatz, Sr. are noted along with children Mary Thetman Zeke Charlie Jochets Dolly Roesner Georgita Nichols Ray mond Juchatz Jr. There are 16 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
Three men were arrested around 10 am Saturday at Bob Patte place near Columbus for trespassing. They faced fines totaling 660 pit coste Tor and were jailed on a second offense. Local management Gano 1 and Kohl Left Sethe were involved in the enforcement actions.
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