unclear fragment from Chesterville News item
A fragmentary Chesterville News report mentions individuals near East Bernard and a Sunday afternoon event. The unreadable OCR prevents clear identification of names, dates, or exact actions.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1929
Page
3
A fragmentary Chesterville News report mentions individuals near East Bernard and a Sunday afternoon event. The unreadable OCR prevents clear identification of names, dates, or exact actions.
A fragmentary report describes a Sunday gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Clark with several named attendees including Mr and Mrs Folin Kartsun and Mr Adgauis, highlighting a social visit among families and neighbors. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings.
Public notice lists creditors of Waynie Matthews deceased with executors Lizzig Wn. Matthews and address Eagle Lake Colorado County Texas. Includes dates, requires claims within law, and mentions Her State of Texas and Colorado County court actions. Also contains unrelated vendor lines about seed, poultry, film, and a store rental notice from Alger, Texas.
The Nottawa column records family visits and neighbors in brief notes. Mentions include Jim Alderson and family at Beaune attending with brother Mr. RoR Anderson. Seth Pennington welcomed a daughter. Mrs. Johnston helping at Pendington home. Grandfather Smith improving. Mrs Wy McBlinary and in‑laws visiting. Mrs. Davids of Angton visiting the Davis home. C. We Smith and Avandpa visiting. A We Caylor and 0 Talason with Mes. Tecegalony. and church services and community notices with names like A. Lutipe and Wate rtu e Surge Pall. The item closes with local poultry raising and prize bird mention.
Mrs. T R Rockwood of Wharton county dies after a long illness of pneumonia. Resident for 42 years, she moved from Colimbus and was survived by her husband O Rockwood and several relatives in Golam Ys and St Louis. Funeral at Wharton Cemetery with burial Wednesday.
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