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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1957
Page
5
The note outlines a PTA event with a Founders Day program and an evening meeting scheduled for March. It mentions discussion within the association and references a basic lake wall bed context, with a start time around 7 20.
Readable fragments show planned meals including potatoes wheat bread hamburgers hot dogs with sauce and beans veal patties hash brown macaroni and cheese with white or wheat bread. volleys of garbled words appear, but the main items include hamburgers hot dogs veal patties and macaroni and cheese with sides.
Unclear fragmentary text mentions Mezcra’s topeat or teatro recital and Teeseks’s Orchestra. No coherent event or dates are deducible. The source is heavily garbled. More readable segments are needed for a reliable summary.
A Worth Texas area report notes a local clothing plant will not relocate to Columbus despite discussions. In related items, Mrs Ereé Cleet attended a funeral in Borden, and Calumius citizens supported a suite project. Universal Supnis advertises bedding at a local store with phone contact.
A cattle trailer overturned on Highway 71 ten miles north of Columbus, blocking traffic for two hours. A 40 year old Austin man, Mesra From, and Patrolman Tanner Whal faced injuries as the vehicle sheared off guard posts and damaged the trailer. Capitol Tavestocis Co of Austin owned the trailer. a diesel tow truck freed the wrecked unit and traffic detours were set from 3 am.
March at the Community Center features events for all ages. It lists birthday party honoring Joan Carol, Hispanic supper, Youth Library program, Rotary and Garden Club meetings, Lions gatherings, an All Sports banquet, and various library hours. (Names: Joan Carol Hints, Bar paca, Scont Mexi can, Wit sveeuiight. Organizations: Rotary, Lions, Garden Club. Dates: March 2 3 7 9 12 14 15 18 27 28)
MA Paul Whear and daughter Martha left for their home in Town last week and will stay longer. Mrs Oster Baker, in Angleton, spent the weekend there, Mrs Bertha Jacobson returned from seven months in New York. Thelma Clark and Mrs Mettis Roberts of EL Campo visited Pasadena. The Fagete McEwin family, Mrs Townsend and companions, and Mr and Mrs Rickey were among local guests. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Waits hosted visitors.
Steve Balas of Mi celebrated his eleventh birthday last Friday with a scavenger hunt. Teammates included Nancy Davidson Johnny Siaons Lanny Powers Jeet Lee Foster Anna Mae Cooper and Dixie Walker Avon.
Mr and Mrs Heed Jefe attended with guests Mr and Mrs B Humdlesma and others from Houston. Greeneville residents Steve and cNreiD SoTaylor were present for the event. The group stayed in Houston last Saturday to participate in the stock show activities and visit Wayne Lee's.
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