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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
7
Fragmentary notice from a North Carolina district mentions W C Reed and family health concerns. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a local family matter requiring attention.
Garwood social page lists visits from Mes. Clarence Mara and relatives, Mrs. Leon Lacke, Shideen of TWangerford, and many families from Campo and Rosenbergs. Town residents traveled to New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado and Oklahoma, with trips to West Texas, Palo Duro Canyon, Lubbock and La Mesa, plus gatherings in Victoria and Temple for conventions and family events.
The First National Bank of Eagle Lake will be closed Saturday July 26 for primary election day per president W. E. Lenhart. Regular banking resumes Monday July 28 with hours from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
A bridge crew repairing the Southern Favitic railroad bridge over Calo river at Columbus faced disturbing the peace charges. The group, including a man charged with carrying a concealed weapon, were taken into custody by local sheriff deputies.
Local operators of the South Western Bell Telephone Company completed a new air conditioning system at the West Bell Telephone Office on Wednesday. The project involved installing a modern cooling unit to improve office conditions and equipment performance.
Fragmented civic notes mention marriage references and names such as Edgar, Sheena, Marie Wille, Dorothy Cook, Lydia Tulat, Jenkins Tetral, Mrs Jah Dose, and Mrs Wy C Heinze. The text notes visiting relatives and a Tuesday visit by Mr. and Mrs. Drew Shell to Schulenburg.
A fragment from a local brief describes Lene and Dinan al Woe and their parents amid a travel mishap near Hueninghaus Lane on a trip to Wermezuula South. The garbled text mentions Mr and Mrs Brinforh Toeaisg and a Rogersville Alabama setting, ending with an odd EAT MORE RIC.
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