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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
6
Citizens in Houston attend a Nixon Republican gathering amid campaign chatter. Sparse text hints at financial or support proclamations, with garbled phrases suggesting small contributions and questions about event outcomes.
The Berean Class met Tuesday evening at the church with Mrs Obenhans for a Methodist study titled What Methodist Believe. Members discussed the educational building project and planned the November 9 meeting at 7 30 PM.
Mr and Mrs August Schmide of Valhoith announce the arrival of a little daughter born at Columbus Hospital Sunday October 17. She weighed seven pounds and seven ounces at birth and has been named Linda Faye. Grandparents Erna Cloats of sports note the family joy as Ray and Richard Wayne eagerly greet the new playmate and sister.
An RT Campbell notice announces free tickets to Captain John Smith and Pocahontas at Rios Theatre on Tuesday or Wednesday in October. Clip and present at box office for entry.
Two DWI cases led to guilty verdicts in county court. The proceedings involved minor details, with charges of driving while intoxicated and defrauding with bad checks. Several defendants were fined and sentenced, some licenses suspended for six months, while a 13 year old girl’s case was dismissed by Judge John A. Hancher.
The court awarded J. L. Drymalla against Edger and Willie Taylor a total of 9 429.30 plus 150 for attorney fees and costs in Maul week county court. The judgment concerned material bought from Drymalla at the dumbner yard in Columbus. Trial in a separate case notes Russell E A Ward Miller charged with possession of barbiturates. set for October 27 at 10 am. Wier, president of Beaumont, on share of 200 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Raymont Jochett marked their 45th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. The observance included friends and relatives, highlighting a long marriage and shared years since October 17.
Barbara Gay Foster celebrated her 17th birthday with an outdoor Thursday party hosted by her mother Mrs. Leo Foster. The gathering included 19 guests from Bargrove's circle, refreshments, and a blue birthday cake with pink roses. An Elgin Watch from Joe Luna’s was a suggested gift.
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