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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1926
Page
9
The Presbyterian Bazaar will be held Thursday, December 28, in the new Frazar Building featuring cakes pies home made candles dressed chickens and more. Mrs Inez Morgan arrived from her home at Putnam Illinois and will spend the winter with the Morgen family.
Mr and Mrs Anton Beckus returned from a trip to Hope and Tampa Kansas noting good roads there but rough terrain near Schulenburg where their car stuck four times. A L Jordan of Houston visited last Wednesday. School children under Mr Meek prepare a church program. Mrs Spittler visited Mrs Medsker. J R Baker traveled from Houston. A Presbyterien Bazaar and homemade pies are planned for December.
Rain delayed farm work as residents reported misc events. Mrs. M Helwan of Garwood stayed with Mrs. Ben Frels Thursday night. E E Green hauled turkeys to Nada last Saturday. Floyd Ammann broke his right arm while cranking a Ford last Sunday. Henry Blumrick and son Henry Jr visited Nada last Saturday. Mrs J G Reitz and others passed through en route to Glen Flora to visit Mrs Otto Sholtcher. Mr and Mrs Chas Lamkin have been visiting her brother Henry Blumreich.
Mrs. WP Hawkins of Laredo visits for the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs W P Porter and sister Miss Margaret Porter in this brief social note from the local paper.
A column blends society gibes with local notices. It laments social snubs, comments on newspapers, and mocks candy and fashion while noting civic matters. Obituaries honor Mrs. Johanna Weishuhn of Mentz and W. M. C. Bealing of Corker City with funeral details and survivors.
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