School Board Elects Monday High School Teachers
The Eagle Lake school board named several teachers for the coming year including a superintendent candidate. Profs and staff chosen span Gerwood, Westmoreland, Eyvinod, and Abnera with roles from principal to subject teachers.
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J. E. Morgan
Eagle Lake
Stouday
Ho Rillough
Gerwood
Mra Brot
Westmoreland
Victor Ey Eyinod
HB. W. Abtera
Grad Twariers
Lars
G. Solberg
Sita Helen Walker
Mise Weldon Duris
Mies Betts Parr
Maritim Pits Berest
Mian Malthe Merafelder
Nett Bolsea Miles Daley Weisler
Prulle Center School
Bent house move and property transfers in Eagle Lake area
Narrative records multiple property moves and leases. Mr. FLW wages and purchase of former W. A. Thatoher home on McCarty Avenue from Whiteher heirs. J. C. Ney family occupies it previously, with demand for a larger Eagle Lake rental home. Mrs. Emich gains Lis Lame property near the electric light plant as a new home. Mr. Callison sells near Thy electric plant. Mrs Solin to pave and repaint for a new home for her family. The house once occupied by Mrs Art and the Shinn estate will be used by Mr Robertson and his family, as he works as an engineer at the electric and sewer plant.
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Flw
W. A
McCarty Avenue
Callison
WV. G. Emich
Cslitson
Solin
Aylig
Reordan’s Death Linked to Federal Reserve Houston Post
Retired official Reordan, long associated with the Houston branch of the Federal Reserve Bank, dies. He succeeded Pred Harris as director, previously lived locally, with ties to Cane Belt Railroad clerical work. His wife, formerly from Eagle Lake, is mentioned as Mrs. Berliz Bailey.
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Dwlebt TV
Reordan
Houston
Federal Reserve Bank of
Dick” Reordan
Ig Loo
Eagie Lake Si
Berliz Bailey
Local Boy Hills Third Battlesnave This Season
Claire McClenehan visited Julie F Beard at a ranch near Blessing Jaet week while nearby Marge hosted rattlemeke. Reported events include Cansey panigre west of town and a shot of a large Tat tler with red tea ears.
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Claire McClenehan
Julie F. Beard
Marge
Ciske
Fwoo
Claire
Onbic Town Play Friday Evening At The Auditorium
The Whole Town Ix-Talx Jug presented by Claw Of rig Hogtt Lake high school at the auditorium Friday evening. Over 160 tickets were sold as the audience filled the gym. The cast, led by Herman Rieshott and George Comey, delivered strong performances with Lice Guigenty and Mari Rilen among the standouts. Director Louvald Swit guided the production with support from Julain Welner and Carily Disa us Roper. The play, though rough in places, was entertaining and showcased earnest acting and stage work.
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Eawt
Meu
Bey
Perth
Thowe Muliedt Ty Te Parte
Herman Rieshott
George Comey
Pats
Simmons
Gatherlie Rolette
Walter Simmons
Wanag
Wincome
Profeusiona
Mari Rilen
Walkery
Letty
Lyme
Perfersion
Louvald Swit
Anlodlod
Pléiare Direetor
Wan Welt
Jilian Welner
Carily
Gee Disa
Roper “Ghields
Hattie Hohuic
Marshal Ney
Guthie
Glen Rye
Acta
Local emergency operation for unidentified Black patient
The report notes an emergency operation performed on a local Black individual. Doctors said the procedure could save the patient’s life, with a nurse unable to send the patient to hospital due to a lack of funds. A local physician and a Columbia doctor participated in the operation and recovery, with hopes for improvement.
Mungerford Man Charged in Murder Case
A jury in the district court at Mungerford deliberated Saturday afternoon and gave a two year suspended sentence to Milign Hudginn charged with the murder of August Wilbeck. The jury was out about 30 minutes. W M Holland of Houston assisted the district attorney in the case. Both Hodgins and Winneck were prominent in the county.
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Wharton
Texan
Milign Hudginn
August Wilbeck
Mungerford
Désizlel
Glyun
W. M. Holland
Houston
Attorner
Bob
Hodgins
Winneck
First bale of 1925 cotton brings planter big sum
The first bale of 1925 cotton on the Gallon Exchange floor drew strong bids from growers. J. H. Hutton & Co. of Furston purchased the bale for the Metton community, marking an early market milestone amid uncertain spelling in the source text.
Local Boy Scouts Big Event in New Braunfels
Local Boy Scouts in New Braunfels stage a busy day at the town grounds with an Eagle Scout ceremony, a drill exhibition, and a talent contest. Troops from New Braunfels and nearby areas participate, showcasing teamwork, baseball, and community support.
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New Braunfels
Weimae Trial of Four Pear Varieties Described
Reading fragment outlines a trial of four pear varieties with notes on ripening and flavor. It mentions Weimae and mentions fruit forms, vines, and sensory terms, though text is garbled. The readable items imply a horticultural discussion of pears and their evaluation.
Sugar Land Death Claims Local Resident
Distorted obituary notes the death of a Sugar Land resident on Sunday. The fragmented text mentions family members and local clergy, with scattered names and relationships, indicating a community notice of a funeral or memorial service forthcoming.
Dead Man's Curve Crash Injures Several On Highway Turn
Eyewitness reports describe a wreck on Dead Man's Curve dubbed “Teud Man's Curve” where a Chevrolet car left the embankment and tore the top off, injuring four men and a woman with others hurt more mildly. Survivors, shaken, refused to return to Bow Afoalo, awaiting repair at Bhaste Garage.
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Chyyster
Wenriye
Anil
Hun
Antaulu
Evers
Vibe
Dows
Ns Foudern
Ua Gan Tuok
Ray
Howe
Pat Wylie dies in Houston buried at Ainialletsville
Obscure obituary notice reports Pat Wylie dying in Houston and burial at Ainialletsville. Mentions Woodmen lodge membership and lack of life insurance. Also includes an unrelated barbecue and swimming party at Altair with a long list of attendees and local names.
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Pat Wylie
Houston
Aiallettsville
Fly Pectin
Mer
Wyle
Engle Laks
Altair
Betts Jule Celebrates Her Fourth Birthday
A fragment from a local page notes Betts Jule celebrating her fourth birthday with family and friends. The garbled text references a party setting, attendees, and various playful activities as part of the birthday event.
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Betts Jule
Junior League Sunday Evening Program Readied
Fragmented OCR details a Sunday evening junior league program at a church featuring hymns and prayers. Names like Lillian Killongts and Charline Clark appear amid scattered lines about Bible verses, medleys, and a city marshal attendance.
Negroes in Deadly Fight Leave One Cracked Skull
An incident involving multiple African American men ended with Alex Ch chain and Siman Taylor accused after a blow cracked a skull. Wounds left a victim with paralysis in an arm while Dr W. O. Roffin tended to the injured man. Proceedings await the vote of witnesses before the court.
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Souly
Siman Taylor
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Perfect Baby Examined At Weel Baby Clinic
A garbled report describes a "Perfect" baby examined at the Well Baby Clinic with references to Dr. L Weeenerath and local names. The text mentions county funds, nurse Avatin, and plans for fall activities and typing unit financing, but many details are unclear.
Revival at Weimar Attracting Interest in Church Revival
Revival at Weimar draws interest as four reviews were held Sunday with attendees and pastors naming efforts to rejuvenate the congregation. An organizer, Mrs Abra, led sessions while concerted praise and sermons focused on strengthening faith amid community concerns.
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Oumiem
Mra Abra
Karnis Uy
EABTURN SYA INSTALLATION TOOK PLACE NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT
Local item reports an upcoming installation event labeled EABTURN SYA to be held next Tuesday night. The notice requests attendance by members of the under ura and mentions Mrs Kato Mayng of Vulsheig, along with several named individuals and location references. The long fragmentary text also notes travel plans and a watching party nearby, with names and roles unclear due to OCR errors.
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