Sheridan Resident Sets Out After Weekend Train Ride
Morand Spr, a former member of Sheridan, left Saturday evening on the train for her home. She had been visiting Tene and attending a meeting with Fhiursta. WB Martin of Cotu noted the event.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
7
Morand Spr, a former member of Sheridan, left Saturday evening on the train for her home. She had been visiting Tene and attending a meeting with Fhiursta. WB Martin of Cotu noted the event.
A Thursday gathering at Cheetham discussed improvements after a match described as 2 to 0 in Ned’s favor. Attendees praised efforts, noted good order and tradition, and referenced names including Altar, Mrs Nie, and Mr. Eline as present.
The readable parts show a chaotic exchange with hints of personal interaction and scattered phrases about events, clothing, fortune, and a bullet incident. Names, dates, and clear facts are largely missing, leaving an obscured scene and unclear context.
A Texas druggist weighed glue on the back of a postage stamp to show the precision of his pharmaceutical scales. The ad copy touts Miracle Cookery with consistent heat and no baking failures and prompts readers to ask Central Power and Light Company.
A garbled collection of jokes and quips featuring blunt humor about wives, politicians, and everyday scenes. Vignettes include a police officer cautioning a crossing, a bartender and client exchange, a blood transfusion tale with a Scotch donor, and Salvation Army style humor about Christmas sermons and social mores.
The passage presents a blurred scene with a lawyer citing Your Honor and a judge unable to address points. The speaker expresses fear and weariness, saying he might quit if he could return, showing tension and uncertainty in the plea.
Bernardo News lists numerous relatives and friends visiting in Whurs ton and nearby towns. Mentz and Montz residents are noted visiting, with mentions of trips to Houston and Cleveland for business and family get togethers. The piece reads as a social column of familiar names and weekend visits.
The Headlight notes an apology for an omission at a Rotary banquet last week. Miss Meloise Brown served as pianist for the three girls in the comic dance and contributed to the performance. Betty Drochett returned from College Station after witnessing a commencement exercise with George E. Roosney among the cast. Beaumont visitors and local residents are mentioned in the Riviera context.
A local card of thanks expresses gratitude to Masonic Lodge of Earle Lake Mrs JP Carney Mrs C Leeds Dr JR Lanehin and others who assisted after the loss of a loved one. It notes visitors J G Cooke Pamidge Marshall Orr of Ditley and family ties to Eagle Lake and Avalon Theater events featuring The Waikiki Serenaders and a matinee.
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