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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Willie Weisbahn and family of Garwood spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Weisbuhn. Mr and Mrs Shoekmann and family and Miss Alma Shoellmann of Howston visited Mr aid wann at the home of Mr TH Lee Johnson of Eagle Lake.
We Beat and Mrs Roy were visiting In remains unclear. The fragment provides limited names and places with no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Mr and Mrs Will Cooper of Gulf and other guests visited Mr and Mrs A A Cooper Sunday. Mrs James R Reed visits Houston this week. Rice shipments by W H Cook and W A Miller. East Bernard teachers called on Miss Frances Hornischer. Families visited John Hornischer Jr and Kendleton kin. Christian church meeting postponed due to Rev Joyce Thomas illness at Houston Clinic. Informal picnic lunch at A W Caylor home. Mellie Goodson mourns for mother Mrs C J Walker.
Mrs Finlay Corbin and baby plus Miss Lottie Vincent of Eagle Lake visited Mrs M B Larsen. Mrs H D Smith spent the weekend at Comfort with her parents. Mrs W B Stokley of Houston visited her parents amid a gathering of friends. Pauline McLain at Eagle Lake school spent the weekend with her parents. The community expresses sympathy to Mr and Mrs P Hoye on the loss of their daughter Mariella. Rev S H Crockett and Mrs Williams of Garwood visited. Crockett preached Sunday night. Sunday School measured well at 11 with Mrs C Bodle as organist and L E Bodle as superintendent. Eleanor Clark, injured jumping rope, is improving. Pennington of Sugarland becomes new agent. family to move soon. Mr and Mrs M B Larsen hosted dinner with Wm Spallager and Bagle Lake guests. Roland Lansing noted. National Education Association hosted Boston Teachers College program in Boston Mass with talks by Mrs Reeve of Philadelphia.
Pa and Mrs McSkimins of Brook Shire Massachusetts were noted as among good people in the report. The fragment mentions a couple and their locality with unobtrusive reference.
A reader asks Dr. Arthur Dean whether a boy’s handholding and a kiss count as petting, with the column noting it leads toward intimacy. The note also mocks men for not wearing Christmas ties and recalls social routines, parks, and local memories as the year ends.
Aventor, Tinery Kirkwood of Santa Agnet argues the World War cost of forty thousand million dollars would fund three New York–scale elites and many social gains. He claims rebuilding with such funds could improve education, roads, and national projects, comparing wartime spending to peacetime possibilities.
A friend writes of Mariella Fuller and the untimely death of her daughter, crushed by a loaded auto truck wheel in Eagle Lake. The piece reflects on memory, mortality, and calm acceptance, urging families to seek lessons from tragedy while honoring the gentle spirit of Mariella. The note ends with the Williamsons and Mrs Eugene Gertson visiting relatives in Almeda.
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