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Fragmentary OCR item notes names Tanne Wille Mae Beye Aapls Cr and furshig text. Limited readable context shows personal names and possible event markers with no clear action or outcome.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR item notes names Tanne Wille Mae Beye Aapls Cr and furshig text. Limited readable context shows personal names and possible event markers with no clear action or outcome.
fragmentary OCR notes describe a community banquet and family mentions. Names such as James Lilet and Susy Holdass appear with references to relatives and visitors from Dallas and Elgin. The text lacks clear dates or events but hints at a local social gathering and attendees.
An OPS price clinic will be held in Columbus at the Colorado County Courthouse from 9 to noon Tuesday April 23. It targets petroleum bulk storage transportation and warehousing firms in the city and vicinity. A representative from the Houston District Office of Price Stabilization will discuss current price regulations affecting diversion and compliance.
UARUILE CEMETERY ASSN plans Memorial Day events at Oakhill Cemetery Algocia Hog ot Pigtonia on Easter Sunday April 20. Verne Whitwell of Ox Town sends a subscription to W. H. Brammer of Shenandoah. Brammer, 93, is G. E. Thomas's relative and described as very hale. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hole and George of Mason visited Mose Thomas over Easter.
Large Eagle Lake High School event slated for May 1 features Miss Kathryn McRee as May Queen, with Claire Allen Douglas as King and a court of attendants. More than three hundred children participate while district scholars prepare for state competition in Austin. Weather affects crops and a rice reorganization meeting is planned.
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