Entertainment at Mason Hall Delights Earle Lake Community
Nearly two hundred members of Masonic Lodge, Eastern Star, and their families attended a social gathering at Mason Hall in Earle Lake. Rev Neal Ellis opened with prayer, music and readings followed by remarks praising the two orders. A lavish reception with cake, coffee, and pickles ended with tributes to the Eastern Star and Masons for their efforts.
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Earle Lake
Masonic Fraternity
Order of the Eastern
Masonic Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
J. FL Ulers
J. W. McCarty
Order of
Te Eastern Star
Biasonic Lodge
Eustace
Neal Ellis
Baptist Patlor
Wine
Vlery
Ansa Strickland
Mustead Redding
Lilian Killough
Eileen Bentler
Glen Byeton
Ao & Amber
W. 5. Blucktaun
Oul Herlgel
Jack Reed
O. McDonald
East Bernard
Haley
J. B. Roberts
Boxer Order
Poultry Experts Delayed En Route to Eagle Lake Appointment
Poultry specialists from the 4 A.E.M. College extension group, including G. W. Jokni sen and V. KR. Glamer, were delayed en route to Eagle Lake for a Wednesday appointment. Some attendees arrived late and many left before the afternoon session while more than forty were present during the evening. Local officials relayed initial information from the party.
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Yhee
G. W. Joknisen
V. KR. Glamer
Miesi Tasnite Sprott
Feschley Eagle Lake
la Grange
Tectares
Making Eagle Lake City Beautiful Efforts Continue
Activity in the Nettawa Section shows persistent work as Gulf Company and We Humble OW Company renew long leases and extend terms near the Nettawa region. Leases fetch rates of $1 per unit and $5 per unit for extensions, with field openings at Holing aut and Urchard, suggesting oil formation activity between two fields.
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Eagle Lake City
Gulf Company
Komor Bps
Firrietts
Ebnt Settfon
Pellever
Nattuwa
Urchard
Une
Urchurd
Local Talent Night Promotes School Play
Readers are invited to a school talent night titled She Knows Better Now. Old-timer AV. Be Dee leads domestic stage acts with regional support from Mulistay and Ste. Matthews. The program features local students and community figures, including Delty and Blom White, with a performance at BubIe Lake venue.
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Wichadine Ste
Ho Matthews
Charles B Meielinn
Mes
BLM
Jolmay Jr
Videan Toys
Dean Delty
Penblaytay
Blom White
Buble Lake
Local Visitors Tour the Rio Grande Valley Observed
Local visitors toured the Rio Grande Valley visiting towns from Brownesville to Miytaquint. They praised growing schools and public buildings while noting some areas being cleared for farming. Several residents attended a funeral in Welr for live Herder, and Mr Menegell and others took early trains home.
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Mir
Smateti
Lewis
Rio Gunde Valley
Miytaquint
Hilla
Haevers
Yuunnwady
Nerev
Farus
Smith Case
Matomorun
Mrs. Menegell
Geo
Herder, Ar
Colorado County Farm Bureau Meeting Saturday
Fritz Sagellard, president of the Colorado County Farm Bureau Auto‑Meration, says the association of the AaGolwabngon Bata will be present at the gathering Saturday in Colorado County.
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Colonado County Farm Bureau Meeting
Fritz Sagellard
sColorado County
Faro Buréau Auto- Meration
AaGolwabngon Bata
Cemetery Grounds to Be Beautified With Crepe Myrtle Trees
The Ma sonic Cemetery and surrounding areas are slated for landscape upgrades under S. G. Kop berg. More than two hundred crepe myrtle trees, evergreen hedges, and other plantings will beautify grounds and streets near Eagle Lake as part of an early spring improvement effort.
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Masonic Cemetery
City
la Eagle Lake
S. G. Kopberg
Loe
Gutteryman
Jaw Soaps
Sinemile
Te Belig
Orepe Smyrniy
Qyauerery Bromda Wille
Kolbyre
K. Ruberty
Hte
Mraiether
York
Seelberg
Fox
Dallatiny
Lyon
Uhniherry Pve
City Advertising for Paving Bids in Main Street Plan
City announces bids for paving projects on Main Street and nearby avenues. The plan covers curb to curb cement pavement with improvements near hotel property and timber company yards. Bids open shortly, with details to follow and work expected to start in late summer after awarding.
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Pie Ily Comics
Ite
Thie
Wek Duvertiing
Suylee
Ryoure
Min
Tan Coulton
San Antonio & Aransas
All Road
Alung Timber Company
Aft
Sunger
Maree
Sunuye
Local Gires in Duxit Days at Men P. Duale Fair
An article fragment describes a festival event with Miss Lomary Heelety and Sobel among participants. It mentions twenty bagie teats and a sequence of ghost stories and fairy tales told to attendees. The piece includes playful references to local traditions in a district called Men P. Duale.
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aMnelra
Eharns
Golf Tournament Opens February Twenty-Eighth at Lakeide Country Club
An unusual golf tournament schedule is announced with February 28 as the start date. Lakeide Country Club president O. Z. Waterman pledges prizes, while Alva, vice president, reserves the Ieten trophy for February 29. The event features seven score cards, equal chances for players, and a public gathering at the golf grounds to watch the competition among 280 participants. Notable local figures and teachers are mentioned as observers and supporters.
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Thy Gulf Voroncent
Bi Wilef
Lie Mayers
Lakeaide Counery Glu
O. Z. Whaterman
de Gentionen
Alva
Uie Ieten
Mlineelf
Borhit
Dave
Ct Bad
Gil
Te Carda
Goté
Legine
Rex Theatre Bills For The Coming Week
Rex Theatre presents a varied lineup with Saturday and weekend shows featuring James Oliver Curpoea in When the Door Opened and a comedy. Sunday matinees at 2:30 PM headline William Pucnn The Man Who Was Alone. Reduced-priced matinées and a good comedy added. Monday and Tuesday nights showcase I Want My Man, with more comedy. Wednesday and Thursday nights offer additional attractions.
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Oliver Curpeoa
William Pucnn
Grand jury finds six indictments in session report
Colorado County grand jury, in its February term, returns six indictments six for felonies and two for misdemeanors. The jurors urge improved record keeping and audit of county funds, and call for better handling of county books and finances, asking authorities to tighten oversight and establish proper fiscal procedures.
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Erand Duvy
Dbsteret
Garwood
Wurtu
Coumissalon
Rawle Dauke Garwood
Colona
Fabel
Chin
Community urged to plant fruit trees and ornamental shrubs
Local residents urged in a column to plant numerous fruit trees and ornamentals across yards and streets. The piece promotes Cape, Myrtle, and other varieties while lamenting old plantings and calling for a redesigned, vibrant spring landscape. it notes weather-friendly care and a push for beautification amid community life.
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Kolberg
Lou
Hen Wilghit
Utterlay
Bugie Lake
Wien
Smagta
Ieee
Eral Tyre
Mrs. Taylor Underoes
Colorang
Mrs Fred von Lengerke and Mrs Bettis Garey
Fragmentary notice mentions Mrs Fred von Lengerke and Mrs Bettis Garey, with unclear context and missing details from the readable text. The item resembles a society or social notice fragment lacking dates or events.
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Fred von Lengerke
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