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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1954
Page
9
Wharton County reports a record WCIC enrollment with 31 county students. The list includes several named residents and new course offerings across multiple classes. Enrollment details emphasize increased residency participation and expanded programs.
Cub Scouts and parents are urged to attend the regular meeting to be held in the elementary school cafetorium next Monday evening September 27 at 7 30. Leaders encourage many youths and families to be present for the event conducted by Joe D. Emm’y and local committee.
A fragmented list of residents and place names appears in a community notice. Names include Davidson dark Dandy Andrew Enphrack Actine Gertsan Gene Linke George Swate Phyllis Tokinson Clay Lednicky Barbara Smith Barbara Wooldridge Skenfan Glenn Buckley Jean Chappell Rex Chappell Leslie Hip Mary Ann Watts Richard Varley Rock Island Anne Margaret Girt Janie Peebles Garwood Leroy James Ferra Welgun Drapala Neva Lot Kat ling Elsie Aun Eggeméper.
iePL names Bates as Central Power and Light president succeeding JH. CPL directors elected new officers at Corpus Christi meeting. Bates, long-time vice president and general manager since 1940, assumes duties alongside Rothman and Hill in South Teche civic and educational efforts.
Fragmentary OCR describes figures connected to CPL including roles as distribution engineer assistant district manager and valley district manager. Mentions a president and aging timelines with misread terms. Context and names are garbled. no clear events or dates emerge.
A historical statistical report shows major declines in deaths among school age children over the past 15 years. The document notes fewer deaths from disease and accidents, attributed to public health improvements and safety measures, though some areas still face higher risks.
Carele Crim chosen as twirler for Wharton County Junior College baseball team. Other featured girls include Louise Peyton, Barbara Lane, Shirley Branies, Verna MacCattee, and Ames Polasek. Crim, standout in the senior class, won American Legion award and drum major duties.
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