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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1939
Page
6
The piece covers exam mood and student behavior with names like Pepi, Denver Schilling, and Os tin ae at VT. It lists sports, plays, rings for seniors, homemaking class progress, and a wedding announcement for Mia Tondu Grunt and Miss Anna Taser.
A school group reports completion of recent tests and shifts focus to Thanksgiving plans. Students from the sixth grade ensemble and the Cif program will prepare seasonal activities and community projects for the upcoming holiday period.
Fragmentary notes mention a red headed girl, Viola Howard, and a seventh grader named Edgar. Vague references imply gossip within a school setting and a character named Prof Hattucks or Smith involved in activities with Watamopile. The text reads as disjointed teen chat with uncertain names and events.
About 150 students at the University of Texas Austin join the Curtain Club for the Kaufman and Connelly play Regyn on Horseback opening October 30 at Hoss Memorial Auditorium. The production highlights young actors and producers with many named members and War era club activity.
Mee A Senholm accompanied by Mrs Simmons traveled from the West to California and Kemerton Washington with three months there and three months back. They then motored to Long Beach and returned by train. Mrs A Nichols of Columbus visited the city Saturday afternoon.
A column discusses Tom L. Beauchamp leaving the Secretary of State office for a seat on the Venus Court of Criminal Appeals amid Austin political turmoil. It mentions pension tax issues, education reforms, and wartime concerns as context, ending with an ad for Luna's Drug Store.
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