Origin and Aim of International Rotary Sketch
A brief account traces Rotary origins in Chicago around 1905 with a small group of businessmen and professionals forming the first clubs. It notes global growth to an international federation by 1910, its rule of one member per profession, and Rotary's aim of practical service to individuals, business, and community.
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International Rotary
Filst
Rotary
Chicago
Lonnon
Eng
oOrgenizetion
Hay
Altowber
Newfoundland
Great Brilun
Treland
Abe
South Amera
Republle
Panama
China
Irali
New
Rotary Club
Hotary
Tta
Preliminary Work On Eagle Lake Cotton Mill Progresses
The Eagle Lake area advances a planned Industrial Cotton Mill with conservative organizers, legal backing, and local investors. Officials say local funds should stay local to spur enterprise, with stock offered to the public at par ten dollars, while the mill operates from Eagle Lake offices and headquarters.
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Eagle Lake
Papeee
Els Coupete
Par Yuloe
Methodist Easter Services Led by Rev Townsley
Easter services at Eagle Lake Methodist Church led by Rev Townsley of Columbus on Sunday morning. He will preach Why Christmas Worship a Living Lord and Not a Dead Slant and give a brief address at 10 45 a m for the youth at the Sunday School. Baptism service planned and a fusion with local churches during a Baptist revival at night.
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Eagle Lake Methodist Church
Townsley
Columbus
ID al
Iefuister
Myr. Townslay
Buoday School
Perouta
Lam
Epngrepga Gon
Phillips Family Returns to Eagle Lake for Months
Mr Lyle T Phillips and family return to Eagle Lake after two years in La Grange where Phillips was with Craven & Company. They plan to live there for at least three months or more, resuming home life in the community.
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Lyle T. Philipa
Eagle Lake
Mirs. Phillips
Grange
Phillies
Craven & Company
Rotary Club Forms Aids Civic Welfare In City
The newly formed Rotary Club in the city aims to foster high ethical standards in professions and business, promote civic and social welfare, and encourage exchange of ideas to improve efficiency and service in the community.
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Rotary
Fils
Easter Weather and Easter Sunday Timing in Historical Note
The text discusses Easter timing on April 1 and notes a cool winter with a damaging freeze in March. It mentions Easter peaking after the full moon and the timing of a religious observance around the Resurrection, with references to church practices and determining the date.
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Lingthy
Efister Selll
Mareh
Coustell
Nice
Moreh
Headlight Anniversary Edition marks twenty three years of service
The Headlight celebrates its twenty third year of continuous operation under new ownership since Mr Bruce W. McCarty’s departure. Editors pledge high standards, community progress, and reader support as they strive to strengthen the paper’s role in Eagle Lee and the county. Expressions of opinion and support from readers are welcome.
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Bruce W. McCarty
Eagle Lee
McCarty
Ike
Miiyen
Heavy Rain Drenches Community Over Two Days
Six inch rainfall hit the area Monday and Tuesday causing soaked fields and standing water. Creeks and the Caldnide River rose to the 22 foot level at Columbus with potential crop damage and delayed planting plans. Local government gauges report high totals and farmers anticipatereplanting needs as waters recede.
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Caldnide
Columbus
Westmorgand
Pooling of Rice Proves Idea Sound in Local Election
The Headlight lists candidates for the Tatees of Cie Bagte Laky independent School District election to be held at City Hall on Saturday April 7. Three board vacancies arise from expiring terms of Harria Wesen traft and Dromgoole. The article notes interest in the trustees race due to a new building program and need for a permanent school system with proper facilities. A revival at the First Christ Church draws 200 or more, with strong singing and a growing youth group.
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Tatees
Cie Bagte Laky Independent
L. C. Wezencraft
Dromgoole
Otto Rogers
W. A Dallas
G. E. Bootle
P.hugo
H.C. Harria
L. C. Wesentraft
J. A. Dromgoole
Tew
Eagie Lake
Limtech
Barly
Christ
Gertices
Herris
Dk Bay
Bury
Willy
Bro. M. As
Phillis
Avell
Alsphedic Dancing and Rice Pooling Featured In Lake Cal Coevent
The Rex Theatre hosts an alsphedic dancing recital Monday night led by Mrs Donald’s cast with a list of performers including Delphine Jinities and Clara May Da qulsen. A Saturday cake sale by the Lake Parent Teachers Association supports local education. separate note highlights the American Rice Growers Association pooling plan and a March 28, 1922 valuation showing strong rice market action in Jennings and Lake Charles Louisiana.
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MrDonald
Nex Theatre
McDoualls
Delphine Jinities
Cinta
Tividsen
Buttenei
Rivers OT
Oyley
Leise Wegner
Loreuse’ Ives
Delphi Soutley
Butt Johnson
Clara May da Qulsen
Betty Inle
Tarcoll
Wenkteachers
Beck
Muir Cales
Euele Lake
Amderican Rice Growers Association
Lake Charles
Jennings
American Hice Growers Association
Curn
Chat
Archy
Giles
Louistina
Riley
American Rice Urowera Association
W. Chalbley
Interscholastic Elimination Contest Report Tonight
Sparse details describe an interscholastic elimination contest for younger students in a regional league. It notes a countywide pathway to the executive committee and a forthcoming program at an opera house with possible public attendance.
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Rev
Lyle T. Phillips
First Baptist Church
Alsphedic
Rex
Nui
Dunoen
Tata
Divtelek Ryevutive
TiaGrange
Unidergroud
Opera Howe Ind
Ten Meges Waku Road
Colada
FIA
Decome
Eagle Lare
Chat Tau Quay