Marathon Moonlight Mist In Lake City
A fragmented notice from a Lake City edition reports an evening marathon on a moonlit route. Vague phrases mention floral symbols and a smiling night scene as runners pace through the city streets.
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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1937
Page
3
A fragmented notice from a Lake City edition reports an evening marathon on a moonlit route. Vague phrases mention floral symbols and a smiling night scene as runners pace through the city streets.
Local column reports cattle and sheep shipments to Paso, Panhandle, and Haymond from ranches including Amneld and Spotland, with notes on lease moves and rural deliveries. Social items mention Mr and Mrs H Harris, Mrs Clarence Eiliien, Homer Wilsons in town, Allen Mayes moving HQ to Marathon, Misses Jean Arnold and Lee Todd visiting, a Mexican church supper raising 90 dollars, and a Methodist sale boosting funds. Also referenced are Bank Nights winner Marie Simpson, football seating complaints, and visits by W T Kane and Maisie Kane with a party turnout at W W Crawfords.
A fragment notes a slender Hoboken man and Mrs Collins performing and singing Let Me Call You Sweetheart as a high school girl. The lines capture a musical moment with living memory of a social scene in a school setting.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a small news item from October 1999 indicating a free offering or teaser. Readable names or places are not clear. the fragment does not specify events, people, or organizations with enough certainty for specifics.
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