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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1967
Page
1
EL Hospital invites donations to reach a $94,000 grant threshold. Local officials praise community support and emphasize how contributions determine eligibility for the funding award.
Duke Jaycees will collect clothing this week for hurricane Beulah victims. Any kind of clothing bedding or blankets accepted. Donations will be delivered to the relief center in the community on duty Saturday Sept soiled and damaged items rejected.
Vague text fragment outlines a county tour by a tax collector named Bevin in 1988 voting year contexts. Mentions registration, deadlines, and local payment notes with unclear names and dates throughout.
Postmaster Johnson urged all residents to use the postal cards included in ZIP Code kits to reveal ZIP modes needed for mail delivery. The program, part of General Brie’s initiative, aims to standardize addresses and speed delivery by incorporating ZIP addresses and improved mail routing.
A Chesterville area well, in the eastern county, was announced by Mobil Co. The field well yielded an open flow of gas daily and tested at high volume, indicating substantial production potential for the new mobil venture in the Lakes region.
Burglars struck three El fields last Tuesday night including a school and local businesses. Police report damage to doors and windows with a cash drawer missing about a hundred dollars. Authorities investigated break ins at Faris Supply and Like Motors among others, noting screens pushed from back windows and locks forced. Local residents described disturbances near the junior high cafeteria and nearby commercial entrances.
Eagle Lake Chamber of Commerce gears up for the upcoming goose hunting season opening October 2. The group votes to purchase anew hammer display, replace aging banners, and add smaller plastic caps with bold lettering Barnie Tshke Towns Goose Munichy Caplin of the World to boost visibility.
Colures ia County Commissioners Court met in special session and approved a State Highway Department order calling for widening of Highway 72 from 1.8 miles south of Altair to Columbus. The work includes culvert and bridge widening and paving at that section.
Notice warns ELHS annuals must be collected immediately. The message, poorly legible, references yearbook distribution to those who ordered and urges contact with Leah Reiti for more information. It notes delays and possible penalties for uncollected copies.
The article notes Wilson's re election as chairman of the Gounly BASES Committee and details the delegates. It lists members including Lema eTeTher of eiestan WY and others elected as regular members. Delegates attended the RG Itty Convention and several names are named as associates.
Crop Service Inc plans a grand opening in Garwood on Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Mrs Smith and team invite local residents to attend and participate in prize drawings, refreshments, and activities for all ages at the new brick storefront.
St Rochs Catholic Church hosts its annual picnic in Mentz inviting families. Sausage barbecues available, meals priced at 25 cents for children under 12 and 50 cents for adults after 3:00 pm. Music, drinks, and entertainment planned through the evening with games and prizes.
Harry Lagstrom of Garwood chairs the Colorado County Fan Bureau Policy Development Committee meeting on Thursday night October 5 at the Farm Bureau office in Columbus. The event invites all Bureau members to speak on county state and local policy. Eagle Lake area participants and high school students also attended a discussion session with Principal Victor Scott about curriculum graduation requirements and available programs.
A hay quality program and awards presentation will start at 8:00 PM this Wednesday, September 27, at the Denni watering hall in Columbus. Seven entries have been submitted by farmers and dairymen, led by Johnsofierass and sonstal beprauda in the competition.
Severe tornadoes struck Beulah and nearby communities causing heavy damage. Winds uprooted trees, damaged farms, and toppled utility poles while delaying harvest as grain fields lay flattened and debris filled yards. No major injuries reported, with local filers noting extensive property loss and scattered damage across the region.
Eagles face injuries as they prep for a Friday game in East B. Key players are limited but aim to compete at BN pane WLS and against Liss Tettsvillé, hoping a strong effort seals the season’s fourth start and keeps playoff hopes alive.
Mothers of elementary students are to meet with grade teachers at their children's rooms. First grade at 2:00 p.m. and second at 2:30 p.m. Third, fourth, and fifth grades at 3:30 p.m. at the school.
Captain Robert Zahradnick, wounded many times in Vietnam action, is due to arrive tonight for a visit with his wife, baby, and parents at the David residence. The report notes his return after service and recovery.
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