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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
3
Classified notice notes occasional work offered by Puugbare and D Lama with advertisements for new items and services. It mentions Derent xer or Wry berass or Duy as potential helpers and invites readers to respond with rates and availability.
A fragmented notice describes work to be done at a home with reference to lowering prices. Names Mia and Esther Thrasher appear in the readable text alongside a location near Lake Road.
Private Edward Mooney of the U S Marines reports from the Pusan area after his unit’s arrival. He describes two days of squalls at sea and displeasure at conditions he witnessed in Korea, noting little momentum on ship decks and filth he has never seen before. He expects to move toward the battle area within two weeks and mentions fellow Marine Charlie Miculka is “all right.”
Patsy Scott will be drum major of the Eagle Lake High School Band next year, succeeding Jo Ann Meltzen who graduates in June. Six majorettes remain, with Wanda Scott and Donie Cercle Crim Leis Meri Kopecky continuing. Nellie az graduates. The selection praises training, rhythm, personality and appearance.
The notice announces the opening of a new Girl Scouts troop with a meeting schedule and location details. It lists hours and a secretary contact for the troop, highlighting a promise ceremony awaiting attendees.
Classified notice lists a used W McCormick S hole plain drill offered by Schneicer Ware Company with a short sale description and contact.
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