Easie Lake Advertisements Sept 17 1948 Public Notice
City of Easie Lake advertisers list services rates and publication terms. Second class matter at Bagli Lake Texas with telephone contact 33 Sipices a2 snale tase and subscription prices for weeks months in advance. Editorial note urges correction of any reflected reputations upon prompt notice to publisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofrisias Ormas
Easie
Lake
Arran
Jeasle Lake
Advartioes
Cotorada
Tesas
Ovarya
Bagi Lake
Texas
Ise
FRESE
Montas Ceey
Ecesses
Publiabedia
Feuusa
Gasoline Fires Claimed Texas Deaths In July
July fatalities in Texas rose due to gasoline related fires as the State Fire Insurance Commissioner Marvin Hal cited gasoline as the leading cause. The report notes 11 deaths and numerous injuries across multiple incidents including a stove explosion and an accidental car or truck fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Marvin Hal
Angina
Qanto
Baker Hotel
Ns Lainey Pallet
Carekss
Pada Negro
Adober
Wien
Morbidity Report Sidelights on Texas Public Health
Texas Sept. 15 A state morbidity report covering August 20 to 27 shows smallpox with minimal cases and diphtheria at 388. Dr Cox urges widespread diphtheria toxoid immunization, noting current immunity gaps and recommending routine vaccination for all children to virtually eliminate the disease. Elsie and Jodie dialogue closes the piece with a light aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Texas
Otliter
Anajor Health
Cox
Churches and Services in Eagle Lake Texas 1948 Schedule
Church listings show multiple denominations in Eagle Lake Texas with weekly schedules. Loral Chawrhes and Eagle River Baptist are named along with assemblies of God and Apostolic paths. Sunday School times, worship, and midweek meetings are listed for each church. The document also notes missionary reports and youth activities, plus a Presbyterian circle meeting and Bible study sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Baptist Church
Gregorio Molano
Isabel BM
Pam
T. Westmoreland
Eagle Lake
G. ©. Thomas, Sr
Lilian Isenhower
Naperville Seminary
Naperville
Iinois
Jay Anderson
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Dexter Anderson
Evangelical School of Theology
Reading
Penn
Sus
Esther Sunderman
All Southwest Quarter Horse Show at Fort Bend Fair
Dr Verne A Scott will judge the All Southwest Quarter Horse Show at the Fort Bend County Fair October 7 to 10. The event features show and performance classes with 88 stalls in the show class and a Fort Bend Cutting Horse Contest on October 9. Open to quarter bred horses registered with national associations, with entries available from Hillar More and Dr I G Wirtz in Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Verne A. Scott
Fort, Bend County Fair
Scott
Joh Tarleton College
Stephenville
Fort Bend County Fair
Southwest
Fort Bend
Fair Rodeo Arena
National Quarter Horse Association
Wharton
Harris Counties
Hillar More
Moore
I. G Wirtz
Wirtz
Government Support Program Settles Rice Markets
Rice markets moved to steadier levels after the government support prices were announced. Zenith sold in Louisiana and Texas around 7.50 to 7.75 per barrel, with Blue Bonnet and Nira near 9.50. Arkansas farmers began early harvests, selling Zenith at about 7.20 per barrel. Magnolia brought 8.10. Rains halted harvesting in much of Louisiana and Texas but aided plantings. milled rice prices stabilized near 9 per 100 pounds for No 1 Zenith and 11.50 for Blue Bonnet. old crop Patna quoted at 17. New crop offerings rose in New Orleans as distributors hesitated on purchases. Demand rose in New York despite a truckers strike, with limited shipments to southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Southwest Area
Louisana
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texag
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Tandy
Crop Reporting Board
Houston
New Orleans
Magnolia
Patna
New York
Ten Thousand Pedestrians Die In 1947 Traffic Toll
The 1948 edition of Accident Facts reports 10,300 Americans killed walking in 1947. Pedestrian fatalities were about one third of 32,200 total traffic deaths, with an estimated 220,000 more pedestrians injured but not killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
National Safety Council
al Iust
Council
Rummage Sale Planned by Local Society Members
Payne joins the society as several members, Mrs Chester Konesheckt visits, and the group schedules a rummage sale for Saturday September 25 in the former Kellman Plumbing Shop between Feeders Supply and Cosgrave Bakery. A refreshment plate was served after the meeting and the October 1 hostess will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uscer Evermann
Payne
Chester Konesheckt
Kellman Plumbing
Feeders’ Supply
Cosgtrve
Glasier
Divorce Cases Dismissed In District Court
The Grand Jury met September 6 and returned 40 indictments and 1 misdemeanor. In divorce matters Judge Lester Holt dismissed 27 cases. 10 divorces granted, with more to be heard. Civil actions listed include adoptions granted, damages обсussed, debt judgments, and dismissals amid various party names and docket notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Lewis
Roy Wegenhott
Douglas Ray Howard
Kermit Williams
Marvin Bertram
P. Store
Ihe
Houston
Texas
Nick Munoz
Frank Lozona
Adoption Franke A. Frazier
Roxie Fountain
KR. Fountain
Local FFA Boys Seek Kansas City Trip Through Subscriptions
Lewis J. Rasprim, instructor and Eagle Lake FFA chapter head, asks the community to help FFA members raise funds for a trip to the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. They sell Southern Agriculturalist subscriptions 60 issues for $1 or 120 for $2, with profits shared by the chapter. About 600 Texas FFA members will ride a Santa Fe train from Dallas on November 14 returning November 43. The local WEA chapter has 32 members. The contest ends November 1 as the boys rally support to back Gayle Lake FFA members and the new chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Rasprim
Eagle Lake
Future Farmers of American
P.F.A
Kansas City
Missouri
Southern Agriculturist
Texas
FFA
Dallas
WEA
September proclaimed Child Safety Month in Texas
Governor Beauford Jester proclaimed September as Child Safety Month to reduce traffic deaths as school resumes. A statewide program, sponsored by the American Legion and Texas Safety Association, urges motorists to watch for children and parents to teach safe habits. The governor cited 218 children under 14 killed and 1826 injured in Texas traffic accidents last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Beauford Jester
American Legion
The
Legion
Texas Safety Ansociation
Jester
Texas
Firefighters Hold Training Gate and Postpone Meeting
Flames training night drew good attendance on Monday. Three more training nights remain for firemen. The Tri-Rivers Firemen's Association meeting set for Wednesday was postponed due to the wife of the assistant fire chief passing away. A large turnout is urged next Monday night September 20 for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Rivers Firemen’s Association
Look Back at Local News From September 1924
Long retrospective recalls a Glidden railroad accident killing E. King, a Lakeside tie fire, Eagle Lake school opening with 105 students and named teachers, and county cotton shipments as of September 1 1924. It also mentions birthday party for Dorothy Cor tellus and local students leaving for Tulane and Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Felows
Helen Walker
Martin Mersfelder
Martha Fitzgerald
Bettie Parr
Nat Holman
Weldon Davis
Martha Dee Healthly
Austin
J. H. Morgan
Mollie Watson
R.T. Westmoreland
Vic Englehard
Mollie Davidson
Bursley Ledlow
Non Doughlas McCaughey
San Marcos
A. Harbert
Columbus
Colorado County
Department of Commerce
Dorothy Cortellus
Gurwood
J. Ola Braden
Charlene Frnka
Lucy
Slaine
Aline Lobpreis
Gertrude Otte
Mildred Muesse
Grace Meyer
Dolly
Edith
Una Dell Otte
Elvina Schuirring
Dorothy Jane Lehrer
Vivian Williams
Elvin Loy Williams
Kenneth Harris
Tulane University
New Orleans
Miss Georgia Heck
Houston
Business
Dick Putney
Dick Terrell
Buster Bunge
Rice
Jerome
Rotary News and Highway Plans Highlight Local Meeting
Rotarian J. W. Bradley of Columbus attended as the sole visitor at Wednesday’s session. Rev. G. E. Linstrum gave a charge to new Rotarians. C. W. Nisbet spoke on safety. State highway engineers will survey September road needs for a two year farm to market program prioritizing school bus routes and rural mail. A bank was robbed by two men, one tampering with the safe. A butcher quipped about weight while a customer joked about bones from a four pound roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bradley
Columbus
GE. Linstrum
Gyo
Booch
C. C. Bradford
C. W. Nispet
Nhce Eagle
Lothier
C. Greer
Highway Commission
State University and Medical School names listed in Galveston
Max Landa Reid Wetmoreland Jr. and Misses Willie Brosig and Virginia Guynn are named for the State University at Galveston, alongside Curtis McClanahan for the State Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landa
Max Hamburger
Reid Wetmoreland, Jr
Willie Brosig
Virginia Guynn
State University
Curtis McClanahan
Galveston
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Elsie
Jodie
Loral Chawrhes
Eagle Eard Catholic
A.W
Rock Island Baptist
ARCH
Assembly OF God
Tep. Ee Apostolic Path Mission
BL. Willa
S. S. Sinlair
First Baptist Church
Raw
Albert Brown
Colly Memorial Methodist Church
Oscar E. Linstrum
Christ Episcopal Church
Bugle Lake
John G. Larsen
First Evangelical United Brethren
Eagle Lake, Texas
Rev. G. Wolf
SL. Paul's American Lutheran Church
G. Wolf
Swearingen
Baptists
W. Thornton
Clarmer Tate
W. R. Thornton, Sr
B. J. Dunesn
A. H. Dipeple
J. &. Waller
L EL Henry
Gaimer Tate
Herbert Loessi
C. L. Richter
Wirs
Gallie F. Jones
Curtis McClanshan
W.S.C.8
Otis Pouncey
J. J. Pendergrass
Maude Bushwall
Sealy
Christian Science Services
Mary Baker Eddy
Harold Ware
Presbyterian Evening Circle
M.D. Thompson
Job
Jeremiah
Quaarter
Fort Bend Co. Fair
Lutheran Wls
Eo Episcopat
Auxiliary Guild of Christ Episcopal Guild
Winvermann
H. C. Fitzgerald
BP. C
Middlebrook
A. WF. Hara
Bort
Transuree
I. V. Dungan
Baptist W. Mltl
Baptist Magisionary Union
H. D. Swearingen
Mary Glasier
Arnold
F.F.A
Dan Vaudevine
Charles
Winniaker
twentieth-Century-Fox
Cole Theatre
Sin
E. King
Southern Pacific Railroad
Glidden
Lakeside
Rotary News
le Teat
Western Auto
Eagle
EF. Abercrombie
Shell West
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