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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1935
Page
7
A fragmented wire service style brief reports a confession by Senhas in a seal burglary case. The text is garbled but indicates the confession clears the case and mentions Frank Sirhens and a court or police action. Limited readable entities include Senhas and Sirhens with references to burglary and a seal-related incident.
Fragmented OCR recalls the first Thanksgiving in 1621 at Plymouth with Massasoit Indians. It notes the feast lasting three days, foods like venison and wild turkey, and hardships such as scarce food, damp quarters, and bitter winters. The piece juxtaposes later civic harvest celebrations with hardship and resilience of the Pilgrims.
Fragmented school notes recount graduates from Eagle Lake High School in 1924 1925 and 1926 now employed in Dallas Corpus Christi Midland and Houston. The column also describes campus events, a Freshmen party, and alumni visits to Houston Georgetown and Austin with names like John Ruth Thomas Farley Roos and Hutton.
A garbled school-page narrative lists seniors and staff with scattered names. It notes activities around a picnic, a picture day, and sports coverage of Ganado and Bayless games, plus upcoming dances and a college orchestra event at Riverside Park. The text repeatedly references local students, faculty, and social happenings with sporadic dates and places.
Mens E 2 ard Bloom Sen among visitors to town Thursday. Miss Gerloude Peterson and Mrs. Dohiy Drisbois joined visiting relatives in Austin. Also mention of Kiem My and Fakhou, with Drisbois spurting Sunday visit.
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