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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1970
Page
5
Community notes from Garwood and Nada recount weekend visits, bridge club results, and residents gathering. Families including the Bures, Tevak, and Meyers share storylines with neighbors. Camela and Connie SuresThor of Dallas listed among attendees at social events. hints of local school and university ties appear through student mentions.
Mrs Jerry Kuba was honored with a surprise birthday party on her 61st birthday. Her husband and children organized the gathering with many relatives and friends from Beasley and nearby areas attending at Ardeen Kuta.
Stenkes Pasy marked its 25th anniversary with a church service and a community gathering at Martins et Aber attended by family and friends. Guests included Dettin Lahsy Haw s Ted Raigh Rocar and Backs with 5 speakers MiceRSsy Gann ET Case and Wre. Billy Hefner and others visited Bloomington to spend time with relatives and notable attendees from Brazoria and Weston gathered for the event.
A fragmentary notice describes a third birthday celebration for Shawn Scholdbatass with attendees including Kristi Car peaker and Michewlaine Hetyes. The text is garbled but references a party at a home, refreshments, and various attendees, with stray mentions of Lavaca and Beaton vigils.
Vicki Robertson, a 20 year old rodeo enthusiast, was named Homecoming Queen at WEJC. The ceremony included local student leaders and prominent attendees from Wherten County.
A fragmented report notes the towing of the deck presers at Regie Lake Dregs. Readable fragments mention Hensetvine in connection with the incident and a local property at the lake.
Mrs Laster and family hosted a quiet afternoon visit with Mr and Mrs Wille Peltart and Beretter at their home Saturday. Mr Nethington Ir. helped care for a patient at Comey Valley Medical Hospital after surgery. A J Kallis spent several days in Houston visiting relatives. Mrs Walter Troubie and Je Raymond attended at the bedside of TS Harris in Port Arthur with Mr and Mrs Tempe.
Obituary notes report the passing of Mrs. Meriwether and mention condolences from family. A funeral service was held Friday, with friends and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Gesse of Teiua C48 and other area residents attending. Community social items list club events at the Northinston Lodge and gatherings hosted by Mrs. Alpert Pustelovaky, with residents from Eagle Lake and Dallas noted.
Mrs Il Toliver received word that her husband Mr Alka died after a brief illness. Funeral services were held in MA on Wednesday afternoon. The Alkas had lived in Egypt and traveled widely, with connections to Carmel, Illinois.
The guild met in Mea frame at 3d and opened with Suslaecs. Repor and faleyi fooler were given. The meeting discussed community concerns and announced rabies pile and patel were moved to eleven mery bors.
Honatan reports Mrs. Val entiia slowly recovering from a recent illness as she travels with Migs Marmine Ceattinds toward route 13 Llouston for a conference.
A scanned page lists numerous patients and guardians at Eagle Lake Community Hospital from various towns. Names include Aly Dameau Fred Penk Raymond Jocheta Mrs Magne Hpinnas Mrs Lenio Tadkery Ida Tadkery Morey Salinas Axel Taller Mrs Nimas Sota Tivisee Galvan Miss Plabhedren Pettus and others. Subscriptions requested.
iCent outlines tourist drive plans for Texas with new routes and year end events. Preston Smith invites stakeholders to Governor’s conference in Austin to discuss growth, package tours, and competition shaping the industry. The message urges attendance for the annual event and emphasizes state cooperation.
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