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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1941
Page
2
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The weekly column reports on residents and visitors in Weimar and nearby areas. It notes Miss Annie Klee securing a job in Hallerteville, Lucille Wilson's illness, and Wilson Yarbrough's Houston call for a medical check. It mentions community crops, weather affecting planting, and local residents volunteering for military service in Houston and Camp Bowie.
The column covers a wedding misnamed groom, a San Antonio sergeant from Ontario California, and a Sublime-area bride’s family. It also honors Mrs Bertha Shaver on her 83rd birthday and notes Gail Shaver’s popularity. Local farming and livestock show items are mentioned alongside a farmer Rhodes of Oaklind and a heart attack death en route to Weimar.
Bernardo news items list residents visiting relatives and friends across the area. Several couples and families are mentioned with names including Drescher, Braden, Franklin Weishuhn, Miller, Laveseller, Monks, Negendrolt, and Daresichier. The note records social visits, illness lists, and weekend gatherings among local households in a snapshot of community life.
Garwood girls attended a meeting at Mes ThA Beamett on Wednesday. They prepared fruit dishes and baked pies. Miss Tees gave a teaser on The Posas Mood Sentird. Students ate meals, meds, and the dishes were served and cleaned. Games followed as the meeting adjourned.
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