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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
12
Mrs C E Carter G M Longmeyer and Carol Joy Lrom ynole accompanied by a daughter and son visited Corpus Christi last Tuesday to see Mrs J C Wright who remains a hospital patient there. The party traced their steps from the bus and their daughter Mrsennith Wright and small son joined the group during the trip.
Gabler Girls hosted a campaign and coffee event in Garwood last week with organizers Mrs Wells of Eagle Lake and Mrs Dittman of Alleyton assisting. The gathering focused on community outreach and promoting the candidate's platform.
Ray Gabler a 39 year old Austin businessman born in Wharton County raised in Kerrville is UT educated and an Army veteran. He is a partner in a textile products distribution firm serving the Southwestern states and works with United Fund. He sits on the Austin Chamber of Commerce Speakers Panel on Crime Stop and on a Republican pollution task force. He is married to Suzanne Daniel with two children Richard 16 and Rosalind 12. The family attends St Michael's Episcopal Church.
Fragmentary legal notice from Eagle Lake Headlight lists rates and box contact details for notices. The readable portion mentions words per line and monthly costs, with a partially legible box number and address for submissions.
403 acre farm near highway with 370 acres cultivated in grasses and maize soil sandy. Includes new brick home barn minerals and riverfront access. Part pasture, one ball, multiple barns, priced at 300.00 per acre. Hanly Realty listing from Weimar Texas with box address and contact.
A fragment notes the Alamo Lumber Co discussing rent and electricity rates. The text references a treatment of race rights if cleaned and mentions electric costs. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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