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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
3
Members of the troop are asked to note meeting date and time as the group resumes its active program schedule for the 1939 47 season. RB Davis F and Durnin are listed among involved members, with instructions to relay meeting details to all unit members.
Bay City Tribune reports on rice farming economics led by RK Wertz of Gulf Coast Water Co. Chart No. 14 shows sales value from 1933 to 1945 with storms and weather impacting yields. The piece notes seed quantity debates, soil prep importance, and government price controls since 1943. It also mentions Breham Cubs football camp returning home after a weekend trip.
Edbert Henneke and Cheries announce the birth of a son weighing six pounds fifteen ounces. Congratulations extend to the Henneke family and friends and neighbors including Ripper, Jones, Neuendorff, Glueck, Wicke, Wicke family, Leo Henneke, Alois Henneke and Marie Niemeyer. Guests and visitors are listed among local residents.
Miss Betty Jo Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hope of Glidden and William Wall Witmer son of Brewer Witmer of Houston were united in marriage by Rev Aubrey Maxted in a candlelight ceremony at St Johns Episcopal Church Saturday morning August 31. After a wedding trip to Houston they will reside at College Station where Mr Witmer finishes his engineering studies. Mrs Witmer taught in Fagie Lake after Baylor graduation. The couple receive warm wishes from many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Obenhans thank friends for many acts of kindness shown during their mother Mrs Nellie Witt illness while visiting Eagle Lake.
Mrs Mabel Van Dorn led the final Friday Story Hour of the summer with about sixty youngsters and video girls, gathering at the Eagle Lake Library before a bus ride to Bourke Park for a picnic. The Eagles read 303 books, Red Bills 288, with local volunteers aiding entertainment and a long list of children attending. The story hour was supported by the Eagle Lake Study Club, Rotary, Lacas Clubs, and Mrs Van Dam, with Mr Boother thanked for the picnic trip. Also noted is Vernon Gertson’s recovery from a tooth infection and a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Boyd and Mrs Vonn.
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