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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from Eagle Lake Headlight captures a local item with names and places obscured. reads as a brief parish or town notice. Content uncertain but indicates a civic or community matter requiring follow up for clarity.
Mrs A L Jordan spent Sunday in Houston visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Gultin Abs L L higram and son Ree afent Sunday in Houston Shh ghyt son Mei ity in Bin Anton M Es via spent vtc Peuneine Selkin spent ie end In Gloanian visitince Rer Is Str Aaet Miva Wrank Gui rin Mrs Te ALeerron oar Nusthe Spemh with her three Mids d 11 Wills agit with hep freiher toappsie sberdank and Mi sea ied Myies wud eh Hakhoteyitt Tre Veneto 4 mor Aselori pond deat ty rileited Mae sas stonte whee thoy mh eit Woe tan Lhe pets
Partial readable lines reference individuals such as Mrs Jot Thema and Miss Damn Dat, plus places including Neves Wing and Houston. The garbled text appears to sketch a local social or biographical note with scattered names, dates, and locations but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text lists visits and people across multiple locations including Tainan and Asia, with scattered names such as Wy AL McDonsdd Mis Geclaynbd Annston and Mie Amie ivols. The passage reads as garbled notes of visits, travel, and observations without coherent events or dates.
The report lists several arrivals and overnight guests visiting Rock Island area over the weekend. Names include Mr and Mrs Hitt Kelly of Corpus Christi and Mr and Mrs Harold Seeley of Victoria along with other invited guests from Avansus Pass and nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe visits to Mo and San Antonio on Thursday. Mentions relatives, a stay in UF university, and a celebration with Mr Bee and others. Several names and places are garbled, leaving unclear details or events.
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