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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
2
Unclear OCR text hints at a volatile night with fires, warnings, and a town meeting. Names like Hepothy Austin, Walter A Frilin, Mr and Mrs Bred Gi Bran appear amid scattered scenes of distress, attendance, and local chatter.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a magnolia contract with Svisinien moving in and mentions a group led by Ledley Hat Hier and others. It notes involvement of The Heian Company and a meeting with Mr. Mitt and Mr. Sinith at Core auy office. Delegated dependina preneriptana requested be filed at Beckman’s Dispot.
Mrs Hans German was elected president of the Woman's Home Demonstration Club at a Thursday afternoon meeting held at Mrs Walter Brum s home Twelve members attended Other officers chosen were Mrs George Heck view president Mrs J M Tate secretary treasurer and Mrs Alvin Glueck reporter Mrs Brurbelow was named council delegate The next meeting will be October 25 at Mrs Ben Johnson s home with County agent Miss Edna Prentice in attendance
Mr and Mrs Alvin Wiess and Mr and Mrs J T R Thomas left Sunday morning on a ten day vacation trip. The route lists stops at the Mite Weir in Dallas and includes travel from here to Kansas City, Chicago, through Kentucky, Teavestoe and Virginia as planned, with notes referencing Reckman s Drug Store.
Frank R. Winkley brings a famed lineup of late model stock cars to the Houston Fair with a 109 lap race Saturday night and 200 lap race Sunday. The event runs October 27 through November 11, with sprint races on the half mile track at Old Spanish Trail east of Main Street. Armed Forces displays and power parade rank among major features for fairgoers.
Eagle Lake Future Homemakers of America plan a Hobo Week to raise funds. Members will wash cars, clean windows, rake yards, shine shoes, fix displays, sweep stores, and distribute leaflets. Week runs November 4 to 10 with reports from Betty Kay Meitzen.
Rusty Thomas reports Thomas & Clipson stock will perform at Liberty Fair today and tomorrow then move to Pasadena for a season finale. Weather has been favorable and may boost turnout as the cowboy crew wraps a strong circuit. Mrs. Henry Colquist visits sister Mrs. Lee Goode in Columbus. local dairy Kolberg Kreamilk promotes fresh milk.
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