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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1955
Page
3
Mr Schindler of Weit announces the arrival of a grandchild into the Muzny and Campbell families grandparents of the newborn.
A call for a comprehensive Texas water plan emphasizes nationwide resource coordination. Officials warn of growing demand and drought risk, urging lawmakers to develop unified policy, funding, and implementation steps to secure future supplies.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cattiniio Church of Eagle Lake invites parishioners to a September 18 war picnic at the Eagle Center grounds. The event offers all you can eat barbecue with generous portions and extra helpings for 300 per person, with children under five free.
Calendar page lists Rotary and Lions events with dancing classes for youth and adults. Entries include times such as 2 pm and 6 pm across September, with locations in Conference Room and Library, plus a few festive gatherings like tea and game parties.
24 Years Ago LOOMING BAGK in August 1931 notes protectively about hunting season delays and a golf tournament drawing many visiting players. A November 16 to December 15 season frame appears with golf events and local operations at Eagle.
A violent storm Saturday night caused four inches of rainfall, electric lights to fail, and business to be paralyzed at the drilling site near Lissie, Texas. Repairs proceed as Garwood Bridge may reopen Monday, with finishing touches on floor topping and derrick material on the ground.
Firemen planned a regular practice Monday due to Labor Day. A grass fire was fought in the rice country. An Elgin drugstore ad promotes a gift from Joe O. Lunas. A South Carolina drill during maneuvers produced a dramatic scene with a Confederate uniform figure declaring surrender. Eat more rice.
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