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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
9
Fragmentary notes recount the Kettle family in a ramshackle house with a sway-backed donkey and chittered yard. Leonard Gridstein and Charles Limont are credited as producers guiding the Kipps story of the Kettles connected to The Exe and Richard Long.
Mrs. C L Bellew recounts Sheridan Hems and community news from Arka City Kansas and nearby towns. The item lists dedications at Christian Church, sermons by Rev. Sehe mele, travels of Mr and Mrs Nsewnan and Bert Franklin, and social notices including gatherings at Baytown and Wharter.
Science club gathers Tuesday at Mrs Westmoreland's for a regular meeting. Frank Lechin is listed as president and will present the agenda and notes for the session.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Thames, Rene, Laughlin Hoepi, sgt dockers, Beckman, Contour, Paur, Firethie Shavers, and Joe A. Luna. Readable portions hint at preservation or dedication events and gifts, with unclear context and multiple proper nouns. The item reads like a fragmented society or wartime notice with several listed individuals and potential organizations.
A Sunshine Lass group invites members and interested friends to attend a meeting in June. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming events and community updates, with emphasis on local participation and social engagement.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Gore aid day and East Texas, with unclear references to persons and places. The readable portion references an event or question involving a niece and individuals tied to Bertram, plus scattered names and locations, though specifics remain obscured.
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