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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1944
Page
2
A garbled historical note portrays a retired educator reflecting after decades in school roles. The author mourns missed chances and expresses gratitude to a mentor while lamenting pupil deaths and the toll of years spent in teaching and supervision.
A fragmented biographical sketch describes a student from Eagle Pass Texas with ties to Bing Crosby Lake School. It notes her plan to attend Baylor University for chemistry, pursue a technician career, and highlights interests in physics typing and service-oriented views on men. It also references a male figure from Eagle Lake Texas born June 27 who became a coach after schooling there.
In a crowded city bus a traveler recalls a poorly dressed lily bearer with a basket asking if he would mind paying. The moment was sudden and unexpected, leaving the narrator unsure how to respond to the stranger’s request.
Court sets citation deadline by 10 A M on the first Monday after a four day period in 1944. Julia Corona sues Becenti Corona in Colorado County with filing date December 16, 1943 and file No 10,538. Plaintiff claims residency in Colorado County and defendant is a Texas non resident.
A passenger recounts a bus ride where a woman asked for change from her dollar, caused a scene, and exited before the narrator returned with the balance. The narrator finds a basket left on the seat and discovers what was inside.
Petition seeks dissolution of a marriage dating to 1937 with about a year of cohabitation and three plus years of separation. Plaintiff prays for citation, final judgment dissolving bonds, costs, and equitable relief. Issued December 18, 1943 by Clerk C Papenberg Colorado County Texas. The remainder references a social note about visits and guests in the Hayden/Sims households.
A chaotic social column lists multiple Bernardo and area families visiting relatives and hosting guests over the New Year holiday. Names include Mrs August Neuendorff and Rosemary, Mr and Mrs Anton Neuendorff and sons, Lee Luhn of Texas City, Pfe Howard Moyer, Ernest Henicke, Leo Braden and family, Aug Neuendorf, L C Henneke, Valentina Kuhnang, Lucile Brishols, F M Dromgsole, Mary Agnes Loverthy, and E V Booker.
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