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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
4
March 5, 1206 report from Stetepeose, Ro. 33 mentions a tale at Eagle Theater in Texas with weekly Friday showings. Rates listed as one year and monthly categories.
Local items list names and initials in a fragmented notice appearing to reference social or meeting notes. Readable phrases mention Eagle Lar and Mrs Bec with affiliations or representatives linked to Erie Tan, though context remains unclear and names appear incomplete.
Fragmentary OCR yields a court reference Bohades v. B. Epps and a Columb Eire mention with unclear context. No clear actions, dates, or outcomes are available from the readable text.
A reader letter reflects on past life near Tyler, detailing work shifts, schooling at Hill's Business College, and a career path from telegraphy to Western Union. It notes farm life, crops, fruit canning, and a farmer's improved outlook, ending with a meta-comment on journalism and writing.
Garwood High notes showy glee club growth with thirty members and plans for new choruses and parties. Students report Halloween events, a Columbus Day diner, and a fall slate of activities including a chorus practice and speculated seasonal performances.
Fragmentary OCR text references a December 10 meeting at Wiarton and mentions Ang Kemp and a Galleag event. Names are unclear and many words are garbled, leaving only scattered indicators of a local gathering and possibly a sports or social context.
An old advertisement touts Creamulsion as a cure for lingering coughs from colds and bronchial irritation. It claims rapid action on inflamed mucous membranes and phlegm removal, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Factory terms urge asking plainly at Betah places and druggists.
Fragmented memoir style notes describe senior students Dickle Nickle and Robert Seniiling, their school life, sports, clubs, and quirks. Includes classroom incidents, themes by English students, and grade reports with Halloween references and faculty mentions. The piece names many individuals and local groups, painting a snapshot of school life and social circles.
Eagle Lake unit of the National Consumers Tax Commission formed with Mrs. T. Py Riley named reader and Mrs. Hileys as chairwoman. Dallas and Chicago organizers back a non political drive aimed at taxing living costs and hidden levies. The group plans educational programs, local chapters, and outreach to families to raise tax consciousness nationwide.
Several local residents visited relatives and traveled after surgeries and trips. Mrs A A Anders underwent surgery at Ganer Valley hospital and later returned to BR with friends, while Mrs Calvin Gertson Vernon and Arlen joined Mrs G Getson in visiting Celomide and Kan-S85. B F McCormick plans a week in Herston. Farle McCormick visits Richmond. The Young Peoples Langue hosted a Halloween party with games and refreshments for thirty four attendees. Yirmi Housh and A W Brown visited Askin G2. The LG held its monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs J Howgh Tuesday evenin g. volunteers arranged for the PT Rally in Temple in December. A social evening featured pumpkin pie and coffee.
In a hard fought Friday night at Eagle Lake Field, the Eagles defeated Wharton 29 to 14. Wharton drove to the Eagles 2 yard line early, but a fumble recovery by Ferguson sparked a strong Eagles defense. The Eagles opened scoring on a run by Tawmas, added a second score on a Ci Everly sprint, and led 13 to 0 at halftime. Wharton answered with two late touchdowns, pulling within 13-7 before the fourth. Thomas returned a 49 yard punt for a key 51 yard drive, Ney added the extra point, making it 20-7. The Eagles then drove 80 yards for their final score, ending the game with the Tigers on their 29 yard line.
Fragmentary reflective essay on inclusion and worthiness. The speaker laments being shut out by a friend of Mint while noting the value of shared experiences, emotion, and communal joy. It emphasizes companionship’s role in perceiving beauty and the divine.
The notice thanks Inetds and neighbors for prayers and coral offerings at the death of a husband and teacher. It lists Mrs Maymat Mitchell and families attending the Baptist General Convention and returning for services. It mentions Mrs W B Addon and others, plus Bay City speakers at a funeral. It notes two bell clubs meeting November 18 with the Eagles and the Tigers.
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