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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1970
Page
3
Local social notes detail Muss Engstrom honored at a kitensa shower. Attendees include Mrs Bruce, Mrs Srad Acupent, and relatives from Lake Beek, Port Alto, and Bryan. Several visits and gatherings across Houston and Albuquerque are noted alongside university news and hospital updates.
Infant son Michael John Berger, age about one month, dies. Services held at Nada Catholic Anereha, burial at local cemetery. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Berger of Huntsville. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Berger of Nada. Sympathy extends to Joe Popp family after Ethel Popp dies from car crash injuries in EL Campo hospital.
Local notice promotes veterinary supplies at the Eagle Lake Drags event with contact CE 42502 for purchases and details.
Hada Christian Mothers met August 24 in St. Mary's Parish Hall with president Bernice Kallina presiding. They outlined plans for a living rosary at the Grotto of Our Lady on the first Saturday in Getover followed by Holy Mass in the church with St. Mary's School children to participate. Father Henry Rolf spoke of his Europe tour visiting Ireland France Italy and the Passion Play. Afterward St. Mary's school teachers were honored with plaques for Sister M Faith Sister M Paine Sister Bl Yvonne and Sister Attroana. meeting closed with a prayer for vocations.
Marsha and Diane Stallman, sisters from Garwood, were accepted into the Strutters, a 90 girl precision dance team at Southwest Texas State University. Tryouts drew about 200 candidates for roughly 40 openings. The twins, 1970 Garwood High School graduates, are freshmen. They will perform at football games and special events, with a season that includes appearances at national events and the Astrodome.
East Bernard Independent School District adopted a 465 295 budget on Monday August 24 with expenditures across administration 29454 instruction 325541 health 3700 transportation 20047 operation of plant 28750 maintenance 8255 fixed charges 3257 totaling 421 254 for per pupil cost. Student activities 6140 capital outlay 35201 debt service 39840 and total receipts 229128 local 80 county 221057 state 18900 fund balances 1968 70. Tax rate 158 per 100 valuation with 27 cents for debt service and 131 for O M. Increase attributed to year length change and new bus.
Market report summaries cattle, calves, cows, and cattle stockers from last Thursday’s sale. Entries include 186 percent head of cattle and 29 horses, seven sheep, four horses, with calves selling from 23 to 93 per head and 28 to 46 per pound for various categories. Crossbred calves 28 to 30, yearlings 27 to 42, stocker cows 163 to 210 per head, plus hogs and hog meats noted in the lineup.
Mrs Artee Beaved of Cor pus Christi left Wednesday of last week after a visit here with her daughter’s family Mr and Mrs Carl Seaholm Jr and their sons.
The brother of Otis Pouncey, Po u n cey of Mor ay California, died in the Rosita at Long Beach. Funeral services were held Tuesday August 6 at 9 30 a m in the Porter Loring Funeral Home San Antonio. Burial with military honors followed at Port Sam Houston National Cemetery. New residents Lloyd and Dona Rieger recently moved to Galveston Island from College Station after his Texas A M Veterinary Medicine graduation.
Island will be Ariets Means who will live in the dormitory of Wharton Jerry spanr who Fiive in Wharton Beverly Bruzek will go by bus each day Mr and Mrs Gon Lang ston of Nacogdoches are here as week with their tarm ents Mr and Mrs E dy Moss and other relatives Mr and Mrs J G For sett at Horger were week end guests here in the Nicewander home
The chapter will begin the fall season on September 10 at 8 40 a.m. in the Tait Wanch house with a program titled The Tait Compound. J. E. Tait and Mrs. Jonn Nuttmeyer will describe the show. Hostesses include M Moeller and Huftmeyer.
Mrs Linzie Westmoreland and her sister Mrs Alice Flackwell of Austin visited here and in Wichmand and Houston during the week, staying at local houses and enjoying the sights of the area.
A traditional stag barbecue for Congressman J J Pickle is set for Thursday at 7:00 p.m. at Riverside Ranch in Williamson County. Guests include U S Representatives George McDonald and Bob Poage, Federal Judge Homer Thornberry, and local figures from Taylor area. The event, dating to 1924, honors Pickle who won the seat in 1963 and has held the barbecue annually in recent years.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Ko necky Jr and children Ca tal and Gregory of La Porte were weekend visitors here with their parents and beloved grandparents Dr and Mrs Lewis Rapecny.
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