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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1953
Page
4
OCR reads as a fragmented social note listing attendees including Mes. Peal Kuerner Mercy and Miss Sadie Normielon, with various surnames and places such as Columbia. notes events in the afternoon.
The Rock Island PTA regular meeting was held April 13 with Lichnovsky presiding and routine reports noted. Guests included Mr and Mrs J D Lowrie and family Lena and Connie visiting Dane Were, with Sazebsen and others attending as guests at the J W L Suthep residence.
Reports from Eagle Lake recount visits from Canada by Mrs R Le Wales and her children from Cass Alberts Canada who plan a month stay with their grandmother Mrs Dick. Mr Wales will remain in Tulsa for work while two children attend Eagle Lake schools for the term. Miss Nora Wier of Houston joined Easter visits with her mother Mrs Nannie Barrow before returning to Houston Monday. Also listed are social calls by Mr and Mrs Gr Leessin and others, with Mrs Jenkins’s death noted for her 94th year.
Miss Coriphine McDonald a Southwest Texas State College student San Marcos was nominated by faculty and student senate as ambassador of goodwill for the college and paid an official visit to the high school. Her assignment was to enlighten prospective students about Southwest Texas You ca whip out coffee.
Fragmentary notes recount Agnes Brown returning to her home in Kansas City after spending Easter week with friends in Austin. The text mentions Mr and Mrs Leo Bastel, daughters, and other relatives, with scattered references to Wanke Yoris and the Eagle Lake area. The passage also alludes to Clifford Wisse and Louis Balas families and Joe D Luna.
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