Grape Dance at Nada Hall Promises Evening Entertainment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a grape dance at Nada Hall on Sunday. The garbled text mentions attendance by individuals and a planned event with informal riding or performance elements.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a grape dance at Nada Hall on Sunday. The garbled text mentions attendance by individuals and a planned event with informal riding or performance elements.
Reports indicate Mrs Ella Lane Ends resolved two county court cases in a record involving defrauding and worthless checks. One suit cites First Credit Desperation of San Antonio. a collision near an intersection in Columbia on March 21 1856 is referenced in a column.
Snippet reads as a damaged OCR item about water protection and Enna's dry teas. Readable fragments mention a water safety topic and a local product or place, but key details are unclear.
Mr and Mrs Sam Davidson of Kisty and Mr and Mrs Be Au Millar of Vietpris attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Henry Miler in Herington Kansas on Wednesday afternoon. They plan to return home early next week.
Wharton County Junior College announces spring registration to begin Monday January 25. High school graduates and transfer students should arrange transcripts. evening session details include registration and fees, with Beasuttell directing the Evening School.
The Tegder monthly meeting of the Layally Class of Ute First Baptist Church will be held tonight at 7:49 PM. All members are urged to be present.
Madeline Cearal spent the past weekend in San Antonio visiting her sister Mrs Henry Esser and other relatives, enjoying time with family away from home.
Texas towns wake to water supply gains via Department of Agriculture watershed protection and flood prevention acts. Local entities tap soil conservation service plans to justify dams for flood control and storage, aiming to shield crops and lands while boosting efficient moisture use.
Free tickets announced for Rice Theatre shows January 10 and 11 for Santiago in Watnercolot, starring Alan Jedd and Rostana Fodeste. Clipping advised for box office pickup. The message also mentions New Years Day guests from Plain View and Holston in a separate rodzin context.
Relatives and friends gathered last Friday for funeral services for Lee Godde born February 26, 1893 in Weimar Texas. The Rev Charles Walton officiated at Colly Memorial Methodist Church with pallbearers C W Austin E Booker R Konleffel R R Kebleffal Earl L Braden and WW Linke. Interment followed at Lakeside Cemetery. Out of town relatives listed include Mr and Mrs Tye Huloan Mrs Paul Hattermeimn and many others from Weimar Columbus Wharton and nearby areas.
Mrs. Charles W. Causey announced the birth of Matla Shireen Causey in Karachi Pakistan. Grandparents Gordon Tem Die and Mrs Tem Die celebrate as the new baby, sixteen months old, brings joy to Mir and Mrs. Tem Die and families in Eagle Lake.
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