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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
6
Miss Katherine Kelly met with the Bonus 4-H Girly for their first meeting. they displayed sewing exhibits and were told to prepare more sewing for the next session. The report also notes numerous local social visits and travel among residents of Kingsville, Houston, and Galveston areas.
Regular practice with hose evolution drills including carrying rolling and coupling drew good attendance. Next Monday evening March 16 another practice will be held to reinforce fire prevention. A dust Friday drill prompted two alarms and a flesh fire at C F Kyant’s home caused no damage. Mary Toffinin spent the week visiting Seguin relatives.
Oregon’s capitol at Salem stands as a new beautiful structure praised as a national treasure. It highlights the need to buy war bonds to fund phones and matériel for servicemen. Salem became permanent capital after Congress funded capitol buildings and the Treasury initially refused funds elsewhere. A fire destroyed the first capitol and another in 1935.
Sunday evening the Kearneys hosted Mrs. Kearney's brother A. C. Kampe Mr. and Mrs. Kampe and daughters Mary Margaret and Kathryn of Houston. They traveled home after a weekend with Mrs. Kampe's mother Mrs. L. Freeman Miss G Trojan and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Litaman and daughter of Columbus.
In Gregan tale Bost ett Gray on trading mi fin crew ele the Onet white mer to vielt Adtoria at the mouth of the Cohriite River, where a monument nears completion. Weekend guests included Mrs W J Wright and Mrs S P Tigett, with Mr and Mrs Henry coed hosting Reuther's sister and family in Galveston. Coach Edwin Reach and family visited Goose Creek relatives.
Miss Vera Semora starts at Beckmans Drug Store while Mrs Nettie Herring relieves her at the Royal Cleaners office. Mrs Campbell comments on a hat seen downtown, urging a trial to see how it looks. A reflective note speaks on the futility of burying the hatchet when memories linger of past blame.
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