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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1939
Page
6
Fragmented OCR notes describe Jen Belen Holl and a gathering of local residents and families. Mentions of hospital, relatives, and a social visit surface amid garbled dates and places, with references to Columbian, Hatton, and Wharton locations and a Sunday attendance.
fragmented OCR notes describe a Saturday demonstration schedule with protests, meetings and notices around February and March with multiple names, places, and dates but the text is heavily garbled making exact details, participants, and locations uncertain.
The W. A. Girls of the Baptist Church met Tuesday evening with sponsor Mrs. J. W. Read. They discussed the book Go Forward by Mrs. Joe Burton, a survey of Southern Baptist Mission work. Social hour refreshments were served, and they will meet next Tuesday evening in the Auxiliary room.
Funeral services for Mrs Sidonie Auerbach a Columbus resident for 25 years were held at the Gimly home in Columbus. She was born 1843 in Shins seid and married Gus Auermich in Columbus in 1912. Survived by two sisters two brothers and several nephews with out of town relatives noted. Pallbearers included Irvin Alley Marvin Lange and others. Local attendees listed with many names and relations from Columbus and nearby towns.
Mrs Winvar and her daughter Miss Virginia Feu traveled to Austin Sundas on a holiday visit. They attended community events with relatives including Massie, Mrs Woo, and Welford, then returned to San Antonio with friends.
An OCR fragment mentions several likely personal names and places with unclear context. The text lists Belt Hides, Spivet Madi Piane, Stadte Pani, and Lennina Writes among others, interspersed with garbled words. The record preserves potential names without coherent event details.
A terse notice announces a deal to provide a dozen lots for a project named Eden Eleet. It urges quick action to snap or switch and put the individual to work, highlighting operational readiness and urgency.
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