Youths Must Register After Reaching Eighteen
Local residents turning eighteen must register within seven days. In Lake and surrounding counties several hundred youths were enrolled during three designated signup periods. Registrants receive nonces through the office of the Chief Registrar, with announcements to follow via the Headlight.
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Lake
Adorado County
Ea- Lake
Columbus
Weimar
D. & Taylat
Colorado
Fayette
Eagle Lake Garden Club Opens Season With Party
The Eagle Lake Garden Club started its season with a September 16 gathering at Mrs. W. T. Matthews home. Thirty-nine members and one guest attended as new officers were introduced and yearbooks distributed. Two new members joined, and refreshment duties were handled by the refreshment committee. The next meeting is October 14 at Miss Sallie F. Jones home with guest speaker Paul Teas discussing Roses Camellias and Azaleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake Garden Club
W. T. Matthews
Thare
Riss Emanuel Roos Page
Maynard Kreider
Herbert Booth
Edgar Baring
Robert Summons
C. E. Everitt Sr
I V. Duncan
Curtis McClanahan
Houston
Sallie F. Jones
Paul Teas
Ros
J. G. Jenkins
M. M. Jones Buys Brother’s Interest in Jones Motor Co
M M Jones has purchased his brother Bills share in Jones Motor Co establishing control of the firm in the city He plans expanded operations in automobile repair parts and maintains the Dodge and Plymouth agency since taking charge the business shows continued progress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Jones
Jones Motor Co
M. M. Jemes Nis
Bill Jones
Jomes Motor
ARO Mi
M. Jones
Dodge
Plymouth
Parish House Nearing Completion Behind Christ Episcopal Church
Contractor A. H. Reese is near finishing an attractive parish house behind Christ Episcopal Church. Rev. John Larsen, rector, said plans are underway for a dedication program in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Reese
Christ Episcopal Church
John Larsen
Christ Church
Armistice Day Parade Opens Festivities in Altair
The American Legion plans a November 11 Armistice Day celebration headlined by a 10:30 street parade featuring the Lake View area school bands and local entries. A 1145 AM barbecue serves 1200, with 600 chickens prepared by Legion volunteers. Afternoon events include amateur Golden Gloves boxing at 2:30 and a golf tournament, followed by a dance at the Hi-Way Inn Altair Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
FE. J. Parma
Martin Hale
M A. Beard
L. J. Spanky
Jones Laughlin
Legionnaires
Fred R. Frnka
Joe Reed, Jr
Harry Larson
Hi-Way Inn
Altair
Texas
Cub Pack Plans Key Meeting For Next Wednesday
Cub Pack Leader Ralph Halvorsen announces a meeting at the Boy Scout Hut next Wednesday evening at 7 30. All leaders, den mothers, Cubs and families are invited as the season program starts. Cubs turning 12 this summer should attend for a candle light transition to Boy Scouts. Parents are urged to attend. the Honor Den Flag will go to the den with the highest parent attendance. Den No 2 guided by Mrs. W T Matthews will provide refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Halvorsen
Boy Scout
Halvorsen
Boy Scouts
den No
W. T. Matthews
Aments
Subscriptions Drive Aims for FFA Trip to Kansas City
The Future Farmers of America unit at Eagle Lake urges FFA members to buy subscriptions to Southern Agriculture to compete for a Kansas City trip. Vocational instructor L R Rosprin leads the drive with rates of 1.00 for 60 issues and 2.00 for 120 issues.
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Farmers of Americaf
Eagle Lake
Southern Agriculture
Kansas City
Missouri
F.F.A
L. 3
Rosprim
Mrs Charlie Ludwig Buried In Schulenburg
Mrs Winsta Ludwig wife of Charlie Ludwig died September 16 in Austin at 3 20 am of pneumonia after a five week illness. Funeral services were held at 8 45 last Saturday at Baumgarten Funeral Home with Father Gertz officiating. Burial in St Rose Catholic Church Cemetery Schulenburg. Survived by husband Charlie Ludwig of Eagle Lake two sons Woodrow Brenham and Charles Victoria one daughter Irene Hartman Eagle Lake mother Mrs Join Groda Rosenberg one brother Fred Salamanek Houston pallbearers H J Krotzschy Herman Veselka Rudolph Herman Alfred Girndt Roy Wied John Picka Catholic choir sang hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsta Ludwig
Charlie Ludwig
Austin
Phaemonia
Baumgarten
Father Gertz
St. Rose Catholic Church
Schulenburg
Ludwig
Yoakum
Eagle Lake
Woodrow
Brenham
Charles
Victoria
Irene Hartman
Join Groda
Rosenberg
Fred Salamanek
Houston
H. J. Krotzschymar
Herman Veselka
Rudolph Herman
Alfred Girndt
Roy Wied
John Picka
Social reception for Mrs Sam K Seymour HI in Columbus
About 500 friends visited the Sam K Seymour Jr home in Columbus Thursday evening to meet Mrs Sam K Seymour HI, the recent bride. Guests in the garden viewed remembrances as Janda and his orchestra played, with fall flowers and magnolia decor marking the event. Attendees from Eagle Lake included D R Wintermann and several couples such as Joe Lee McCreary and E H Booth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Sam K. Seymour, Jr
Columbus
Sam K. Seymour
San KK
Seymour LI
Seymour Home
Mesdames J. W. Hastedt
Jimmy Grubbs
Wm. Lehrer
Jamers Wooten
Jack Draper
P. K. Shatto
Robert Wolters
Mack Gorham
Lana Ann Dick
Bad Janda
Eagle Lake
D. R. Wintermann
Joe Lee McCreary
D. §. Taylor
W. E. Lenhart
E. H. Booth
A. F. Harbert
Anna Lee Swearingen
H. D. Swearingen
Carpenter Audirsch Rites Held Saturday
In a quiet Methodist parsonage ceremony last Saturday evening Rosie Carpenter became the bride of Arthur D Audirsch Rev O E Linstrum performed the ring service The bride’s father Mr Hutchins of Rock Island Mrs Linstrum and Miss Vivien Lintrun attended The bride Mrs Audirsch formerly worked at Flips Cafe and now at Harris Coffee Shop The groom is employed by Jones Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Carpenter
Arthur D. Audirsch
O E Linstrum
Hutchins
Rock Island
Linstrum
Vivien Lintrun
Audirsch
Flips Cafe
Harris Coffee Shop
Jones Motor Co
Formed Hunt Claims Lost Gold From Plane Crash
Houston Chronicle reports a hunting party led by Dr W M Red Stevenson and Ed Kallina located a large sum of gold from a plane wreck five years earlier in Northern British Columbia. Party included Chas Kallina of Garwood rice farm. News dispatched from Edmonton Alberta. North Bend Oregon group news. Ernest Seaholm and family in Austin for a weekend visit. Coalingers also in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Chronicle
British Columbia
W. M
Red) Stevenson
Ed Kallina
Houston
Kallina
Garwood
Chas. Kallina
Edmonton
Alberta
North Bend
Oregon
Golf Tournament and Barbecue at Lake View Sunday
Committees have arranged a golf tournament at Lake View Golf Club for Sunday with a blind hole bogey format and a per player entrance fee of 1.00 plus green fee for non members. Prizes include suitable golf equipment and a noon chicken barbecue follows. Driving and pitching contests are planned and a second round begins at 2 00 p m. Spectators are welcome to join the gallery and barbecue party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View Golf Club
R. Laughlin
Lewis Koppely
E. E. Rodgers
R.thomas
John Carroll
J. C. Laughlin
Leonard Braden
P. C. Middleborok
E. H Rodgers
Clyde Gold
Jack Grieves
Clyde Nispel
Bennie
Rice Market Gains Strength Across Southern Mills
Improved demand lifts southern rice markets as Louisiana and Texas near harvest of later crops. Zenith and Magnolia fetch around 7.20 to 9.50 per barrel in various markets while milled rice gains pace with Cuba and Puerto Rico trading activity. Old crop Patna and Bluebonnet prices cited. large August rough rice shipments noted.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Production and Marketing Administration
Stice
Louisana
Texas
Lake Charles
Arkansas
Magnolia
Houston
Cuba
Puerto Rico
New Orleans
Patna
Zenith
New York
Southeastern
Southern
Boy Scout Fund Drive To Begin October 8
Local finance chairman S H Broytes announces a county wide Boy Scout fundraising drive starting October 8 to fund the 1949 budget. Team captains include Mrs Harlan Bell and others. kickoff breakfast at Rotary Hall at 7 00 am, with completion by 8 30 am and a victory meeting at 4 20 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Broytes
Sam Houston
Rotary Hall
East Bernard Tops Columbus Cardinals In Opener 18–6
East Bernard Brumas opened the season with an 18 to 6 victory over Columbus Cardinals. Coach W B Hinton’s squad showed power and determination in early practice scrimmage versus the Eagles. Other area scores include Brenham 6 Boling 0 Lamar Consolidated 6 Webster 0 Wharton 2 Texas City 0 Alvin 43 Bay City 2 and Weimar 12 Sacred Heart 0 with El Campo idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Brumas
Columbus
W. B. Hinton
East Bernard Jam
Uus
Eagles
Owen Ereckson
Brenhare
Boling
Lamar Consolidated
Webster
Wharton
Texas City
Alvin
Black Cats
Bay City
Weimar
Sacred Heart
Hallettsville
el Campo
Dove Season Set To Open October 20 In South Zone
State Game Warden T T Waddell reports many inquiries about the opening date for doves in the South Zone. The season runs October 20 to November 30 with shooting before sunrise and limits as prescribed. Ball and gallinule are in season now through October 30. White wing season is described as especially good for hunters with ample doves available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Waddell
Ball
Columbus VFW Seeks Second Turkey Shoot
The Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a second turkey shoot for Sunday September 26 at Potter Rodeo Grounds starting at 1 PM. Any gauge gun is allowed but shot must be seven and one half.
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Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars
Potter Rodeo Grounds
Eagles Meet Wharton In First Home Game Of Season
Eagles host Wharton in a Class B football at Eagle Lake High School stadium eight o'clock Friday. Coaches Payne and Manguta list two sets of jerseys due to a maker error with two color schemes. Dodd and Hollas return to action after injuries and Sealy victory in the prior Friday game.
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Eagles
Wharton
Sealy
Eagle Lake Eagles
Arnold Payne
Bus. Dodd
Zauradnick
Cason
Ingram
L. Wow C
Reading
Guyanez
Tate
BI 'Fanka
Contereas
Mooney
Perry
Wright
Tomy Scott
Owen Raver
Sammy Tise
Ads
Billy Stiles
Bobby Payne
Tack
Des
John Mahalite
Arthur Anderson
Bruce Kilgore
Patrick Lednicky
Billy Rood Ae
Frank Parma
David Anderson
Ernest Larmer
Cledus Hollag
Tommy Wilcox
Willy McDonald
Payne
Mimiber
Eagle
Cledus Hollas
Cledus
Jack Dodd
John Perry
J. R. Laughlin
Dodd
Jhe Eagles
el Campo
Texas City
Arnold Paine
Sce
Rosenberg
Tigers
Clugs
Kruka
Vinia
Allie
Ve Aay
Hapies
Fouka
Contreras
Arlay
Edwin Rohell
Igers
Letterman Konesheck
Frankie Pana
Football Mothers To Leave Eagles After Game Tonight
The Mothers of the Eagle Lake Eagles football team host a chicken dinner after the Wharton game with coach, managers, superintendent and bandmaster invited. Mesdames Frnka Scott and Anderson lead the event to fund future meals for the players. Donations of cash food or help are welcomed.
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Eagle Lake Eagles
Wharton
Funch
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Sam K. Seymour Hii
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Ernest Seaholm
Ernest Machome
Lloyd Coalinger
Don
Clinton Tubbs
W. G. Miller
East Bernard
Columbus Cardinals
Columbus V.F.W
Wharton Tigers
Lytton
BROD
Cline
BI. Parker
Holmers
TJ Shannon
Outlar
Talafuse
Kahn
Stovali
Dawton
Speer
Allen
Tripulas
Felder
Thompson
Davis
Correl
Mache
Stamman
Sabersulo
J.C
Rust
Miska
Miller
Manguta
Alirey
Axe
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