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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1953
Page
11
Fragmented community items record residents moving to North Dakota for work, a river crossing contract, and families leaving for Galveston. It notes an August 1 demonstration at Farmers Equipment Co. and mentions milk dairy deliveries and Fourth of July visitors among local families and clans in Richmond.
The Colorado County Women's Home Demonstration Council met in the district courtroom of the county courthouse in Columbus on Wednesday to hear reports and set plans. Treasurer’s report shows 333.10 in treasury plus 6.95 for travel for District President to attend the National Convention in Boston. Delegates elected for the State Convention in Galveston were EF Hennke Alleyton first delegate Henry Kretiek second and G E Pfeifer third with alternates P Bender Taylor and Rosalee Scho. Demonstrations slated include skirt and zipper joining and tray assembly.
Miss Dorothy Austin and Miss Austin Belle Hoffman returned Monday from Bandera where they enjoyed a short vacation as guests at the Mayan Ranch.
Mrs H T Neiswender Mrs Nannie Barrow and Mrs Nora Wier toured Weimar to preview the new Gerstenberg home. The ranch style dwelling is under construction. Captain Ray Estlinbaum sails for Fort Lewis then overseas duty. wife and son stay behind. A local Elgin watch gift from Joe D Luna's accompanies Fourth of July barbecues hosted by Henry Reuther and guests from Galveston Cleveland and city residents.
Mr and Mrs W W Belle and daughter Deborah of Galveston enjoying a vacation visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Reuther Royce Parr and Miss Bibbie Ann Hart were Fourth of July visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs J S Konvicka Mr and Mrs A H Dipple are vacationing this week in Rockport a coastal city where they plan to do some fishing
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