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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1965
Page
1
An advertisement outlines plans to expand Prairie Rice operations for the 66 crop. It mentions a sale to fund expansion, with an estimated price of about £150 and details about harvest timing and construction of new facilities.
Daily 7:00 A.M. bus from Eagle Lake listed for WCJIC. Partial fragment suggests schedule details or related notice.
Unclear text notes recuperation status after an attack near Laughlin Bos. Mentions hopes of improvement and possible concerns about a relative or associate, with limited readable names or precise details.
Equle Lat eqiTe will for the BLES Weimar fate. The theatre crest Friday tts a when the se 'he plays home.
Harrison Walker has been elected president of the Eagle Lake Consolidated Fund for 1965 66 year. The campaign team includes Henry Keotgsehmar as secretary Mrs Billy Stiles as treasurer Drapes Stephens. Charles P Boggess is the retiring president to be named soon. The drive aims for a 7000 dollar goal following a failed 1964 effort. the Eagle Lake Joycous and the Jaydee Wives will conduct the fundraising campaign.
The Garwood Independent School District reports a record enrollment for the first day of the new term at Garwood High. Superintendent Claude Mullins cites 1,800 students at the high school and 136 in the first eight grades as the start, with 1965-66 enrollments noted.
The Eagles entertain Weimar in a non district football opener Friday at 2 pm. Senior Wise is out three weeks with an injury. Fos moves to Vittoria. Striss and Schmidt named to fill spots as Matthys may move to wing back. Weimar, under new head coach Robert Gail, counters with returning lettermen and a solid lineup.
The Bagie Lake Study Club will open its 1HS-E6 club year next Wednesday September 35 at 3 0 pm in the Community Center. Mrs M M Joces presents Fortiweniy Years Aunt reviewing club and community activities. Officers listed include President Mrs Joe S Reed, 1st vice president Mrs CH Matthews, 2nd vice president Mrs FLP Witcax, Secretary Mrs A D Caroline Surer, and Reporter Mrs Goerke I Can aby.
Mrs W R Hobbs formerly Lois Margaret Wiese and native of the Lissie community died suddenly while employed at a Pasitdeny sehusl. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs A Wiese of Winsie and attended school in Engle Lote. Funeral services were held at Bart Maven Baptist Church and Evangelical United Brath Chilrely in Tse with Rev Tor Kirby officiating.
The Garden Club plans the 1965-66 opening tea at 3 PM Thursday at the home of Wes Tolindo Balusel. Members are urged to attend and bring a guest. A short business meeting will follow the tea.
Rily A. Wiese completed purchase of Vestal's interest in the Eagle Tractor dealership at Zagie Lake and will operate from 800 East Main Street. Vestals plan to move. Wiese aims to sustain current service quality and invite friends to visit. The Colerain County Grand Jury was in session, with Judge Boethel issuing instructions. several cases were set for trial including Juan Lopes case, Dani Harrison Jr. v. Frederick, and others.
Robert Finney will operate the Gulf service station on East Main Street now renamed Finney's Gulf Service Station. Baoul Hengst operated the station for two years. Finney recently moved from Richmond and bought a West Hastoffiog Street home. He invites the public to stop by between 6 30 and 8 20 pm for a visit and repairs.
Burglars broke into the Central Light and Power storeroom on Weet Post Alfles Street during the Libor Day weekend and took a quantity of copper wire. Police Chief Buster Semora said the total amount will not be known until an inventory is completed.
Fragmented text reads like a religious verse mentioning blessing those who persecute and a curse motif. Names, dates, or clear events are absent, leaving only partial phrases and biblical language.
Texas voters rejected a state constitution amendment after a lopsided early count. In Guadalupe County precincts 13 shows 162 votes for and 64 against, while Eagle Lake precinct reports 61 for and 39 against.
A fragmented report recalls Mrs Selma Seaholm and Axel Seaholm in a last week election where Seaholm’s mother played a role as stepmother. Corrections were issued following a confusion about survivors and connections to past events.
The Eagle Lake Lion Club launches an attendance contest using a white leghorn rooster to spar at weekly meetings. Lions missing meetings face a 10 fine unless a veterinary report excuses absence. President Alvin W Kohleffel oversaw the initial cage transfer. The contest has no set end date but Lions expect a dramatic finish as the rooster’s period concludes.
Three New Jersey men face felony theft charges in a county case tied to taking two tires from David Zah radmick’s Enew station last Thursday. The weekend wreck toll rose to twelve hospitalizations with multiple injuries across the county during the holiday period.
A dedication ceremony is planned Thursday at 3 00 p.m. for the new Mavala River bridge on Farm to Market Road S82 in Lavaca County. Officials from the State Highway Department and local dignitaries including Commissioner A J Xavier will attend at the Dell area Precinct.
Wevenhoft, a graduate of Tern.s ALM University, will assume the role of Agricultural Representative at First Nation Bank. The appointment follows his service in the U.S. Army Transportation Corps and a notable academic career. He plans to support local farmers and ranchers through loan programs and outreach while aiding the bank’s broader agricultural operations.
The region warns that spectan teal hunting ends Sunday with season rules for shooting from sunrise to sunset. Hunters must comply with daily bag limits and eight possession limits per day and beware misidentification penalties.
A report says 1276 students registered in the Eagle Lake School District for the coming 1965 66 term. Details note counts at several schools and mention registration delays and scheduling adjustments affecting this week’s process.
The Tangnis Nk group will gather at the Fetr Lake Recreation Center at 5 pm next Monday September 13. AN members and prospective members are urged to attend and receive a program note on improvements to be made.
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