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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
5
Sello Brothers 3 ring circus comes to town for a single performance on Friday November 24th at 8 o clock. Act list includes 25 acts and the show will be staged on the McCreary McCarty lots along Highway No 200 based on advance information.
Camp Swift’s veteran council welcomed Miss Helen Draw from St Louis as principal speaker at a Bastrop State Park luncheon and meeting. Local chairman Mrs H C Fitzgerald reported strong District veterans support, praised Colorado County, and listed gifts to aid veterans including hats, Christmas cards, and crafted items.
A humorousreflection on how dog ownership has grown costly and bureaucratic with rabies shots, vaccines, taxes, and new feeding trends. The piece notes the cheerfully stubborn fox terrier Bessie as the liveliest dog, mentions building a backyard fence costing 77.50, and shares quips from Nan Honeyman and others about social security and wit.
The brother of T. E. Jones, C Champ Jones, died in Tyler late Sunday. Funeral services were held there on Tuesday. Friends in the area express regret at the loss. Lester Beckman notes his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Beekman that he arrived home November 5 after a month in Eagle Lake and Houston. He is associated with Standard Fruit Co at La Cuba Honduras. The World article notes a theme about opportunity and moving beyond a hole. John Ward Griffin visited Austin during the week end.
The maid swore she did not tell of a late night with the Lenhart family. Mrs and Mr Lenhart’s son Ernest was busy cooking breakfast at Beaumont. Powder on a coat sleeve sparked inquiries as to reliability and danger.
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