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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1970
Page
3
A garbled account describes a dressed guest in pale attire and a yellow carriage arriving at a venue near Gare aus Was Hail, with Ed Thornton noted as a cousin of Brankfurt Srife and William among the ushers.
Brunner and David Wills of Sagle Lake wed in a ceremony rich with white gladioli and satin details. Organist Mrs. Leon J. Spatimel led hymns as the couple exchanged vows, followed by a reception at the Eagle Lake Center with yellow roses, blue carnations, and festive cake. Relatives from Engle Lake and Alaska attended, notes on attire and corsages marking the celebration.
Funeral services for Mrs. No L Mal were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mil Bauer Funeral Home in Columbus. The Rev Hy Cy Anderaca of St Paul Lutheran Church officiated. Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery. Survived by husband Norbert L Mal of Columbus, two sons Jimmy Marquart of Angleton and Allen Gene Marquart of Houston, two daughters Maxine Rester of Columbus and Peggy Ara Marquart of Columbus, two sisters Alma Blaha of West Point and Ethlyn Rovar of Plum, two brothers August Maye Jr. of Plum and Dill Hayake of Rosenberg.
J R Thomases and Mrs J NL Thomases with daughter Marsha and friend Annet Hengst completed a three week flying tour in their twin engine plane. They visited Wyoming New Mexico California including Yellowstone Grand Teton National Park and Disneyland.
Garwood and Nada residents share wedding trip plans after a June wedding reception. Activities include church meeting in San Antonio attendance, a birthday dinner for a son, hospital updates on Carl and Vietnam service, and local visits by families from El Campo, Columbus, Bay City, and Houston. Community events feature bridge at the Monday Night Club and various dinners and gatherings with multiple local families attending.
Clarence Gore, chemical engineer, with Brown and Woot in Houston, flies to Alaska on Monday, June 22. He will be held on the North Slope for about two months. Mrs Gorm, the former Miss from Beth Welly, remains with her parents, Mr and Mrs RT Well, and sister Miss Jane Wi during his absence.
Mr and Mrs John Thomas announce the birth of a daughter at Kayte Lake Community Hospital on Friday. The baby weighs five pounds six ounces and is named Marte shea. Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W Malte zen Jr and the paternal grandfather is Riiph Thomas. Paternal grandmother Mrs Mare E Thomas of Zuriet Suytherland. Great grandparents include Mrs Belle Thomas of Lon vip Rev Lislisa Mays Corpus Christi and Arthur Parenthold of Lake Jacks.
Colly and Lissie Youth from United Methodist Churches embark on a work week in San Antonio. Den Guerriand and sponsors Jett Sururity lead the team to furnish and paint at the Wes ley Center. Work planned through Thursday with return home afterward.
Besedas family members return Friday after a three week trip to Boston visiting Mrs Beseda's sister Mrs Ray Mosher and Mr Flosher. They toured Cape Cod Washington Arlington National Cemetery and other points of interest.
Local society page lists guests and visits among Waller Nash Voneballs Hooper Waits Monsen Millage Guthphury Rother Hunt Spann and others. Names, places like Center Point Blessing Arlington Polk and Washington DC referenced along with Missouri and Texas trips.
A son named Bryan Herbert was born on dune 24 at 9 84 a m in Vanes Valle Hospital 1h Wharton weighing six pounds ten ounces. The Marquarts also have a daughter Rebecca Lynn age 2 and Mrs Beane is visiting Angleton with her daughter's family.
Fragmentary weather note mentions cool conditions with a temperature around 43 degrees. Unable to determine location specifics or full forecast due to incomplete text.
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