Oarmill Cemetery Association Slates Plan Event
Oarmill Cemetery Association schedules a meeting to discuss plans at Beane Town Department. Rigas, a local official, is expected to address attendees.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1955
Page
5
Oarmill Cemetery Association schedules a meeting to discuss plans at Beane Town Department. Rigas, a local official, is expected to address attendees.
Visitors such as Haoard Mos A and L Batinz arrive here with Mfr and Mos for a forthcoming event. Duly of pening Tey Gays is noted, with mentions of Bradford and Baers among attendees.
A garbled note lists phrases about stomach comfort and safety, mentioning studies, laboratories, and products. The readable terms reference dietary claims, testing, and guarantees amid unclear packaging language. No coherent event or individuals emerge from the fragment.
The Eastland hospital welcomed Teo John Goode’s baby daughter born Tuesday afternoon. The newborn weighed six pounds and five ounces and was named JK Hoy. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Batt Bender and other relatives attend the family announcement.
Holiday visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Allen Glueck and son Darrel of Corpus Christi and Mr. and Mrs. G. ve Land of Houston. Sluecky and Mrs. Leet joined the Lands for a dinner. Alvin Glueck and family hosted at their Dupants. Arthur Behrens and daughter spent Easter Sunday in Austin with son Weldon at the University of Texas.
Rock Island notes list numerous guests and visitations at local homes including Mrs FJ and family at Easter Sunday gathering with Hudson family. Mr and Mrs Milton W and children hosting and visiting relatives. Williams and Willoaity households sharing time with extended kin. Hagman and Charles entertaining guests from Barston and Glidden. Clarence George and children visiting. Kensteiner and Arnold families mentioned in various weekend stays. residents plan weekly social movements and home events as reported.
A partial, garbled line notes betting or event timing. It references weeks and unclear "to veek" with scattered letters and names missing. No clear persons, places, or organizations are identifiable from the text.
The report shows pure cash income in Texas in 1951 and 1954 across sectors such as cotton, cattle, poultry, milk, grains, fruits, and vegetables totaling 1.164 billion dollars, with major shares from cotton and cereals. It notes government payments excluded from these totals.
Binnay Gilnars Jr and Mrs Toot Austin hosted a cheerful Easter gathering with W J Magee and several non Prowse guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs G M Clark and their child, Mr and Mrs G Coldum and daughters from Houston, Mr and Mrs B C Austin and children of Corpus Christi, and Mr and Mrs Deluy Larsen and Jonas of Katy.
Easter guests Mr and Mrs Perry Morris and daughter Cindy attended a family gathering with their parents and grandparents Mrs Frente Manne and Mr and Mrs D Morris, as listed in the local society notes.
Miss Grace Spanthel of Houston enjoyed an Easter weekend visit here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R F Spanthel and other relatives.
A Chamber of Commerce meeting is called for tomorrow at 7:30 PM inviting all Scouters and personnel to discuss the future of the Boy Scout hut. The agenda includes possible relocation closer to residential areas and other site considerations.
Mo and Mrs. Fred Konka with Eileen, Mrs. Lee Goode, and Robert Tee Grodo visited Sunday at Franditas with Sede.
Mr and Mrs F A Hoeninghuus return Monday after a several weeks stay in Fousten with the Tarils of their son Frit rete Hoeninghas. They were welcomed by Mrs Pletelice Warren of Csraces Verertiah who will visit here with Mr Wooninghaus and Aes Sooninghaus.
Visitors during Easter week include Pir and Mrs Sidney Fates of Harlingen and Mrs Clark of Taste, Mrs Wade Earn of Poet Worth, Mr and Mrs Allison, and others from Gene, in a community event noting vaccine and veterinary needs. Fresh supplies available at Doe 1, Zuna's.
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