Ladies' Bridge Club Weekly Meeting and Prizes
Ken Hanly hosted the Ladies Bridge Club Thursday with four tables in play. Mrs. M. L. Anderson won a boudoir lamp, Lenhart took a vanity set, and guests included Mesdames Harbert Lenhart Malcomson Fitzgerald. Next week features Miss Evelyn Landa.
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Ken P. Hanly
Bridge Club
M. L. Anderson
Lenhart
Suver
Anderson
L. Bockiman
W. A. Pov
Mevistin
Mat - Vele Terrell
Misa
Willie Virginid
Gioynn
Amt
Mars Zessey Muviivehiss
Dab
Aienber
A. F. Harbert
W. B. Lenhart
Gertie Malcomson
Martha Fitzgerald
Evelyn Landa
Joint Organization of Women’s Circles Formed
After a Baptist revival, ladies of the Baptist church merged Circles Nos. 1 and 2 of the W. M. S. Their meeting at Mrs. B. C. Middlebrook’s home elected officers Mrs. Middlebrook as president, Mrs. B. L. Vineyard and Mrs. L. D. Roberts as circle chairs, and Mrs. O. Green as secretary. About thirty members attended and planned future activities. Refreshments of fruit punch and cake were served.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
Mra
Eth Middlebrook
B.C. Middlebrook
BL. Vineyard
Children Day Program at Methodist Church Sunday
A Children’s Day program at the Methodist Church will be held Sunday night at 8:00. About thirty children participate in acts including Welcome Song Green Leaf Drill What We Give To Jesus and various solos readings and offerings. Emblem of Children’s Day and Bible Garden figures are featured with callers and junior girls assisting. all are invited to attend.
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Methodist Church
Jesus
Farley Roos
Lillian Killough
Thelma Dunlavy
Roger Killough
Mary McCaleb
Gracie Gene Vincent
Anna 0
Alligator Captured on City Square in Eagle Lake
Workmen tearing out cement culverts near the city square encountered a three foot alligator resting in a drain by the water trough opposite the post office. After top cover was removed, others gathered and captured the reptile. An earlier week a nine foot alligator was killed in a drain ditch near the ice plant. John Baxter of Rock Island, a real estate man, toured Eagle Lake and discussed local improvements. Other visitors included John A Norris of Austin, former State Waterway Engineers chairman. Ranches for rent near Stock Island listed by Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McCarty visited San Antonio over the past weekend.
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Alligator
Jce
John Baxter
Rock Island
Baxter
Eagle Lake
Ill
Dostal Family Returns Home From West Texas Vacation
Mr and Mrs Frank H Dostal and family arrive home today Friday after a two weeks trip to west Texas, ending their vacation with relief and stories to share.
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Frank H. Dostal
West
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First 24 Hours of Life Baby's Hardest Time
A Chicago survey shows infant mortality in the first 24 hours remains high with 988 of 4,522 deaths under one year. Undernourishment and artificial feeding, notably evaporated milk, are key factors. Evaporated milk, pure concentrated cow’s milk with water removed, aids growth but is not a complete food alone.
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Chicago
Authorities On Health
Auto Driver Arrested in Fatal Austin Crash
Grady Puryear a 26 year old bookkeeper in Austin is under arrest on two counts of negligent homicide connected to the deaths of Isabelle Crozer and Louise Speer from injuries in a three car collision in the University neighborhood Friday night. Crozer is a cousin of Mrs I V Duncan of this city. Mrs L McDonald of East Bernald leaves for a month long recuperation visit to her parents in Vivalde after a serious operation in Houston.
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Austin
Grady Puryear
Isabelle Crozer
Norman G. Crozier
Dallas
First irrigation well at Rock Island proves promising
The initial irrigation well at Rock Island reached 341 feet with 187 feet of water gravel. Casing is being installed and pumps expected daily. Water stands 40 feet from the top, sparking optimism for the big irrigated farming project. Mrs. J Thompson and her granddaughter Miss Jean Sisson of Houston visit the farmers.
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Rock Island
J. ©. Thompson
Jean Sisson
Houston
Fred Hilderbrand
Broalg’s
Children taught to speak through lip reading scenes from Shakespeare
A deaf child program in London County Council schools taught hearing via lip reading and piano accompaniment. Little Miss Wima jMaé Mooney visited friends at Altair last week, details unclear.
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London County Council
Wima jMaé Mooney
Altair
Nellie Buffington Visits Family Before Missouri Tour
Miss Nellie Buffington, assistant at Eagle Lake post office, left Orlando after visiting Mr and Mrs G A Slawson to visit her brother in New York City. On return she will stop at several Missouri points for short visits to relatives and friends.
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Nellie Buffington
Eagle Lake
Otfier
Mr. and Airs
G. A. Slawson
Orlando
Florida
York City
Missouri
First Homestead Record in Gage County Beatrice Neb
The first homestead claim in Gage County near Beatrice Nebraska was taken up the flat year the law went into effect. R Davis and son Jack have returned from an auto trip to Milly county where Mr Davis went on business Yoakam Times
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R. Davis
Jack
Milly County
Mr. Devis
Yoakam Times
Opinion on women’s intelligence from Philadelphia Inquirer
Allen Wood of Waco visits his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Meyer D Nathan while a Philadelphia Inquirer note questions whether women are as intelligent as men. The brief cites a correspondent’s query and hints at an unpublished stance.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Allen Wood of
Waco
Meyer D. Nathan
Where Difficulty Lies in The Ideal Five
The Birmingham News notes the challenges faced by a man seeking an ideal five in a demanding ordeal. The piece emphasizes perseverance and the obstacles encountered on the path to achievement.
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Birmingham News
Only One of Its Kind Wildlife School Meets Annualat McGregor
The American School of Wild Life Protection convenes yearly each August in McGregor Iowa. It stands as the sole institution of its kind in extant wildlife protection training.
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American School of Wild Life Protection
McGregor
Iowa
Nicknames No Handicap in Big Robe History
A Maryland Daily News item notes that most notable names once carried harsh epithets and facially charged nicknames. The piece discusses how reputations evolve with time and social perception, reflecting on language and status within sports and public life.
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Baltimore
New Officers Installed for Local Masonic Lodge
Ea gle Lake Lodge No. 338 installed officers for the new Masonic year with J. W. McCarty as Installing officer assisted by O. J. Winter mann and M. L. Anderson. Retiring W. M. J. W. McCarty was honored for leading the lodge through the past year. Also noted are visits from Miss Eileen Wicker of Houston and relatives visiting Eagle Lake area.
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Masonic
Eagle Lake Lodge No
J. W. McCarty
O. J. Wintermann
M. L. Anderson
W. M. H. T. Nelswander
E. R. Roberts
J. W. Max Conner
S. D. V. T. Matthews
J. DS
O. Boothe
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