Unclear text fragment hints at a large plant plan
Unclear OCR fragment mentions CPL planning a large plant with kilowatt capacity and ties to Bh and state entities. Details are garbled and dates or names are unreadable.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
3
Unclear OCR fragment mentions CPL planning a large plant with kilowatt capacity and ties to Bh and state entities. Details are garbled and dates or names are unreadable.
A local report notes a convention involving Fore Inc and local citizens. Details are fragmented, but the item highlights civic involvement and organizational activity within the community. Further specifics are unclear from the readable text.
The Higel family and their granddaughter Sandra Higel, daughter of Roy Towel, plan a long international trip beginning in Leamington Kentucky, then to New Jersey, Boston, Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, Athens, and Khartoum. They will spend six weeks in Khartoum arranging supplies before a two day train ride to Wadi Halfa.
Eagle Lake Paiure FFA members attended the Area Hit District 1v meet in Columbus on October 8 to elect officers for 1968 69. Attendees included Ray Obenhaus president Ralph Gertson vice president Harley Waldrop secretary Lynn Wheeless sentinel Ruby Dostal parliamentarian and Stanley Olmheiser of Schurienburg elected District W president with Ralph Gertson named Eagle Lake Reporter
Two men faced charges for issuing worthless checks this week. One was against Smith for a $10 check to Westferrite Store in Weimar dated June 22, 1958, drawn on Sharpstower State Bank. The other was against Guy Botard for two $40 checks to Western Double Store drawn on HIN Bank and First Co. on Dec 18, 1967.
A desert village will welcome their other four American remworkers shortly after Christmas. They expect the African job to finish around the first of June next year and then plan a four month tour of European countries the following summer.
John Stephens celebrated his sixth birthday with a Halloween themed party at his Willow Lane home on October 23. Relatives and friends including Roxie Brasher Jeff Pesnell John Wepenboft Darrell and Duane Austin and many others attended while Mrs Stephens and Mrs Clarence Merkin aided in hosting.
Funeral services were held in El Campo for Mrs. Ignat Zbranek age 71 who died at night in a local hospital. She was a longtime Nada area resident and is survived by her husband, three daughters, one son, twenty two grandchildren, two sisters and four brothers. Pallbearers included Harry Buzek and Frank Milan among others.
The article notes gold, and Mrs WM Thomas, as the title guests depart ad wishing John Draper many birthday wishes.
The Guadalupe society of Our Lady of Guadalupe Church met at Andrew Hall at 7 40 pm. The minutes were read and a Mexican dinner to be held Nov 9 was discussed. Tickets are sold at 1 00 a plate by the studies. Games are planned for entertainment at the Ball. The meeting closed with prayer. Parker's has Fisher Price.
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