Fifty Piece Band to Play Free Concert in Eagle Lake Park
Eagle Lake residents will enjoy a free outdoor concert by the John Tarleton Military Band, a 50 piece group touring Texas, at the elite park on Tuesday after 1 PM. Local support sought for meals for the musicians as they proceed to Wharton, with hotel visits and possible additional performances in the city. The Rex Theatre to show The Hunchback of Notre Dame for three days starting June 3, with special music for each screening.
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John Tarleton
City Park
Eagle Lake
Texas
John Tarleton Miliary
Bami
Altomovile
Engle Lake
Msyer RB. T. Avesumoreland
John Turlera College
Stephenville
Wherton
Mujor
Tacitton Moines Fund i
Westmerglund
Ipie
Len Chines
Sereen
Rance
Quasimondos
Steer Sole
Hunchback
Notre Dame
Victor Hugo
Mie Res
Houston
The
Houston Chronicle
Chaney
Hugo
Wallace Wolseley
Vethtas
Chaney Ag “Quasimondo
Notre Dame Cat
Local people return from auto trip to Mississippi
Mr and Mrs J F Canaday arrived by auto in Eagle Lake after a long Mississippi journey via the Old Spanish Trail stopping at Hattiesburg New Orleans Baton Rouge and New Orleans along the way. They report rough roads and urging rains affecting farmers and water levels. Also Mrs John Shimek of Weimar arrived from Houston infirmary to stay with her sister Mrs Leedy in Eagle Lake during recovery and implies her children are visiting.
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J. F. Canaday
Hutrivsture
Canaday
Mrr
Auto Mer
Eagle Take
Hattiesburg
Mrs. Canney
Hattiesburz
New Ilewas
Jennings
Heaoment
Hougeron
Eagle Lake
Simonton
Moore
John Shimvk
Weimar
St. Joseph Infirmary
Houston
A. ©. Leedy
Large Wolf Fight Near Alleyton Last Saturday
A chaotic country note reports a large wolf fight near Alleyton last Saturday. Testis Mintos and Mexican Teine pursued wolves with furs and traps, catching six young wolves and injuring one adult. The incident details a night raid by the Mexican using steel traps and subsequent discovery of a pigmented wolf snagged in the traps.
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Wright Furs
Aneston
Wright
Dance at Columbus Monday May 26 with Entty Martin Orchestra
A dance will be given in Columbus on Monday night May 26. The Entty Martin and his orchestra will furnish music. The event is expected to draw many local residents and dancers from the area.
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Bance
Columbus
Colubus
Martin and Hischrchestra
Kensington
Martins Ncehestra
Public Speaking Class Crowd at School Entertainment
A fair crowd attended the public speaking class entertainment on Tuesday night. The show featured excerpts The Ash and The Mug Who Wouldnt Be Proper and Catherine Roberts and Dick performed well. some cast relied on prompters. Dick received praise for a double feature, singing Pal of My Dreams in a sweet tenor voice.
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Catherine Roberts
Diek
Diek There Yorat Ter, Voted, and Dick War -Colied
Fans await base ball game date with hopes high
Mrs. F B Duncan and Mr Donald Duncan visited from Egypt Tuesday to see the ladies base ball game but no game occurred. Multiple dates have been set, with the latest scheduled for Tuesday May 27 at 4, though the head coach has not confirmed a definite play date.
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F. B. Duncan
Donald Duncan
Egypt
Che
Potato Shipping Season Opens in Eagle Lake District
The Eagle Lake potato season begins with J. Westmoreland and J. L. Waddell starting digging this week. Crockett & Well and Boyle Company open offices, led by R. G. Carter and Lewis of Wichita. Carter expects a good season with steady movement starting next week, crops promising good yields and quality.
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Eagle Lake District
J. ©. Westmoreland
Crocket & West
Boyle Companys
Eagle Lake
Farewell Reception for Former Pastor's Wife at Eagle Lake
The First Baptist Church of Bade Luke hosted a farewell reception for Mrs. M. A. Phillips in the pastor’s home on Tuesday. About forty guests attended as Misses Gathright and Bentley performed, Mrs. Move praised Mrs. Phillips for years of service, and baskets of flowers and tokens were presented before guests enjoyed refreshments and said goodbye hoping the Phillips family may return someday.
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Indies of the Baptist
Elurch
Hiome
M. A. Phiilipa
Louis
Air Phillips
Asa P.m
Wink Ao
Qorinne Bentley
Vietrol
Ernestina Gathright
Ernesting Cathricht
Tyitley
W. EB
Pru
Our Mist
Phillips
Crawley
Eagle Lake
Ennreh
Senior Class Play on Friday Night Impresses
The senior class play titled A Full Anose was performed at Frazar's Opera House last Friday night. Alma Serelquist Daisig Welster Bessie Jon and Hattie Bars stood out for their poised, natural, and clever performances among an otherwise strong cast.
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Lisa
Smilies
Ladies Baseball Game Set Between Eagle Lake Guild and Nottawa Ala Society
The Ladies of the Eagle Lake Episcopal Guild meet the Nottawa Aid Society in a Tuesday game at Covendale Biel, Bagle Lake, Port Presday. Miss Delia Leveridge is praised for speed and curve potential as the local squad struggles to assemble full practice attendance. Ruth Cymbalin Rand a, star batter, plans to return for the contest despite visiting Sublime.
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Ladies of the
Eagle Lake Episcopal Guild
Nottawa Ala Society
Covendale Biel
Bagle Lake
Port Presday
Will Hegis
Jgtr Hdl
Denny
Delia Leveridge
Iss Cymbalin Randa
We Ruth
Fo Tvams
Grammar School Program Best Among Exercises
A grammar school program at the Eagle Lake Big Owl event scored high marks Monday evening at the Opera House. The program featured a poised situtatory by Kathryn Meteo Walton Tolman and Margaret Walker, a strong display by Wallie Livimag, and a polished class president Nermay. Diplomas were awarded by Middlebrook to twenty graduates, including Mary Holman Kathryn McRee Margaret Walker Princes Culllivan Viola Guidum Edan Hodde Jennette Cuaining Wa ThurIs Ethel Glepi Martin Carter Marvin Tissel Willie TiedW Sime Sthelisk Louik Nathan John A Roger Dano Pulver Charlie Men Venghiss Robert Ells Prtey Wesley Hints Grace Oliphant and Wioyd Norman.
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Opera House
Eagle Lake
Amon
Kathryne Meteo
Walton Tolman
Margaret Walker
WG. Middlebrook
Pend
Grainchar Cas
Mary Holman
Krathreye McRee
Princes Cuillivan
Viola Guidum
Edan Hodde
Jennette Cuaining Wa Thuris
Ethel Glepi
Mating Carter
Marvin Tissel
Willie Tiedw
Sime Sthelisk
Louik
Firefighters Respond as Blaze Threatens Hotel Roof
A Wednesday afternoon fire at the Drummiers't Thave Hotel prompted calls to the Waving Ween and dispatched the fre engine from the howse. Blazing papers fell on the roof as Simon White and J J Clapp aided bystanders and attempted to control the incident.
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Cire
Ween Kent
Drummiers
Awards Given for Best School Averages
Pieet Eiditors report that Miss Mhirlan Woreneralt earned top honors with a perfect four in her school averages. Second place went to Mikes Georgie Hoel with a high average, while Robert Hints announced the prize tied to the graduating class for the highest overall average.
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Pieet
Frazar Family Returns from San Antonio
Mrs J N Frazar Jon Newton and Virginia Pole return from San Antonio Thursday afternoon. Bugle Lake friends greet them and meet the new baby daughter Virginia Vale. The Fraza rs plan to move into their recently purchased home at the former Walter Adawa place on McCarty Avenue and Prairie Street. The vacant house will be occupied by Mr and Mrs TP Cunaday.
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J. N. Frazar
Jon Newton
Barton Speaker At Park Promotes Burton For Governor
Iton Frank Martin a lawyer spoke at Jocy Park on Wednesday night as to Nebult of Gen. Burton for governor. He outlined a strict enforcement platform and the sale of state farm trains to support road work and convict aid. W. B. Smith died suddenly while branding calves at a dipping vat near town. He was 68 and survived by Bertha Jordan, two sons Sylvester and Zeno, a daughter Bets, and a Houston son-in-law Charles Longnet. Funeral services will be held Friday with Woodmen Lodge and community pallbearers.
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Iton
Frank Martin
Tiolul
Jcxy Park
Nebult
Martin
Gen
Burton
Barton
Geert
Martin Tett
Houston
Crook
Hrenkam
W. B. Smith
Alt
Smith
Bites
Charles Longnet
Eagle Lake
Lufkin
Zeno Huiving
Strom
Air
Mr. Smith
Ula
W. J. Smith
W. B. Swithh
Fridex
Todge
Wedge
Bo H
Toe Johnson
A.C, McCluna- Tan
W. F. Tenhart
O. Boothe
J. Natling Oat Wooh
Abell
H. 8
Jonson
Deey
Singere
Tire theft from Giles car shocks Galveston hometown event
In a local report from Wharton Spectator, a man named Giles awoke to discover rear tires removed from his car during the night, leaving the vehicle immobile. The incident prompted insurance involvement and questions about security. Also noted is Joy Hurley of Galveston attending commencement exercises and returning home with Mrs. C. Troe ely.
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Giles
Levine
Teonkfist
Lizale
Poe Easing
Del Mattheirs and Afra on early Saturday train
Mrs del Mattheirs and Afra travel by early train Saturday morning to visit Mr and Mrs Matthews, who are spending several days in the city, while Matthews undergoes eye treatment. The party, Mr and Mrs W Cumses, later toured Gilveaton on Sunday to see the bathing girl revue.
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del Mattheirs
Afra
Bae Wen
Mrs IT
Matthews
Matethews
Trento
Mre
Cumses
Gilveaton
Mexican laborer at Wright farm reported age 108
A Mexican migrant who drifted in about a year ago and lived on the W. J. Wright farm, which employs many Mexican laborers, died that week. Those who knew him claim he was 108 years old.
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W. J. Wright
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REX Theatre
HUNCHBACK_ OF NOTRE DAME
Mississippi
Westmoreland
Waddell
Nottawa and
Thos. W. Barton
Nottuch
Archer of
Bouston
Serahan
Giles’ Automobile
Joy Hurley
Galveston
Sophie Hints
Robert Hints
Cliss
C. Troeely
Sowinliw
Aakk
Wef Alderson
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