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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
2
May 14 benefit supper at the school gym for R. 1 Scouts. Tickets range about 30 to 34? proceeds go to the Scout Building. Max B. Wellman of Denver visited his aunt and uncle this week. Distinct names and places are listed in readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Mrs Earth Beaty and Mrs Lau of Colorado visiting, along with Mr and Mrs L Beare and Mr and Mrs R E Beane. The text also mentions Mrs Witt Welker and a prescription company, with garbled phrases about invitations and fresh contents.
District supervisors meet to discuss soil conservation efforts led by Arthur Kyetin as chairman with Weitnas and Engstram among others. The notes reference seedings, seed operations, and field practices in the district with emphasis on soil health and farming methods.
An unfinished transcription names Mr. Mutta, Guspher, and Ter as associates with Jack Aer and Dmil ish Butts, noting they are brothers of Chetics Rulla. The fragment mentions intentions for present engagement and an interim leadership role.
Sherry Lynne Adcock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. WC Adcock, marked her third birthday with a party at her parents’ home on Tuesday April 21. Relatives and friends joined in games and enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream.
Last week guests at the W. A. Baumert home included Mrs. Clifton Smith of Dale Texas Adolph Beaumont of Englean RU and Hatferth of Kingsbury.
Mrs T L Radmin and sons Mr and Mrs EL OF Juntorg Bary Grice and Robert Frayk spent last weekend in San Antonio. Stone visited Wallen with their son Esintan whose family member is in basic training at Lap is Téa Dynhorn Air Force Base.
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