Richey Evangelist Draws Great Crowds at Lissie
Houston evangelist Rarmond T. Richey spoke at the first Evangelical church in Eagle Lake on Wednesday, with large attendances in both afternoon and night services. Dr. H. L. Houghton and other church leaders joined, and the Houston Evangelistic Temple campaign aims to build a downtown Houston structure. The revival, extending from previous Houston campaigns, drew testimonies of healing and spurred renewed interest in conversion.
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Lissie Church
Rarmond T. Richey
Houston
Wituer Las
South
Southwest
First Evangelical
Cbssie
Eagle Take
Lissie
Ghat
Evangelisr Richey
H. L. Houghton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Northwest Town
Houghton
Raymond T. Richey
L Newman
Evangelical Church
Southern District
J. W. Bing
Christan
Esgle Lake
W. J Gaus
Geo. Cauney
Evangelist Riches
Wednesley
Houston Evangelistic Temple
Raymond T. Ricbey
Houston Evangistic Temple
Rickey
Mickey
Richey
Hila
Lissle
Christ
Evangelist
Jesus
Hickey
Bickey
Gates
C. Gertson
Baby Boy Welcomed By Pavlik Family At Home
Mr and Mrs Anton Pavlik welcomed a fine baby boy at their home on Wednesday. Mr Johin Zimilska of Glidden visited the next day to meet his grandson. Dwyer Allen began painting the front of Tingerage house in a shade of red, rumored to be a certain color.
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Anton Pavlik
Johin Zimilska
Glidden
Dwyer Allen
Tolor
Four Arrested In Ellinger Cutting Affray Sunday
Four men were arrested at LaGrange after an Easter Sunday dance brawl in Ellinger left Willan Burt of Columbus and Walter Kollmann with serious injuries. Burt was struck and cut. Kollmann, who also took a left hook, was knocked unconscious and teeth dislocated. A bystander was cut, and Max A. Tintachert, Kollmann’s brother in law, was wounded. The four men face assault to murder charges.
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Ellinger
Willan Burt
Columbus
Elinger
LaGrange
Nid
Young Burt Ia
Burt
Walter Kollmain
Strick Burt
Kollman
Kollmaan
Kollmann
Max A. Tintachert
Columbia
Tetechert
Dr. Knolle
Columban
Metschert
Lile
Tueaday
Latiruage
Peter Skelton
Joe Knight
Horace Miller
Military training camp moved to July at Fort Sam Houston
The Chlean’s Military Training Camp at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio will now run in July, earlier than in past years. Eagle Lake youths plan to attend, with the government offering thirty days of free athletic training in baseball boxing jumping running and related team building activities. For full information contact the Chief of Staff POSH Division Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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Chlean
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Eagle Lake
M. ‘T. Vamps
Fort Baw Houston
Texas
Lakeside Country Club Ladies Host Benefit and Bridge
The Lakeside Country Club ladies plan a benefit Forty-two and bridge evening next Friday April 16 at the club grounds. Members should bring plates cups and glasses for their families and select an inexpensive pattern from Eagle Lake Furniture Company for the dishware. Plates will cost 50 cents at the clubhouse. For information call I. Y. Dancap.
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Lakeside Country Ab
Eagle Lake Furniture Company
Iutormndtion
Ehould
I.Y. Dancap
Location for City Hall Decided by Voters on Tuesday
Voters chose the McCarty site for the new city hall over the city park by a large margin. Turnout was 192 ballots with the McCarty site winning 187 to 25. Local officials and candidates received largely similar support, while some ballots were fully scratched.
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McCarty
Ty Westmoreland
BH. A. Tolliver
Choman
Cink
Orimary
Regulae
Froel
Rex Theatre Promises Surprise Night and Big Attractions
Tonight at the Rex Theatre is Surprise Night with a promise of extra entertainment beyond the usual picture program. Manager McLellan touts an unusually good offering. Reserved seats for Gypsy Aweethourth, a five-year organization, are on sale at Harris Confectionery. Next week features The Yankee American on the big screen. Mrs Chita Longuet and Uitte son, W. Th, from Houston visit Mrs. W. B. Smith.
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Rex Theatre
McLejiin
Rex
Harris Confectionery
McLallan Haw
Houston
Povallely
Frienva
Mahy
Chita, Longuet Ud Uitte Son
W. Th
W. B. Sintth
Parent Teachers Set Meeting Monday Afternoon
The Parent-Teachers Association will meet Monday afternoon at 3 16 at the rich school building. The membership committee closes at the meeting and a picture will be taken for the grade with the most mothers and guests present.
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Parent-Teachers' Association
Aid Ma Pioture
Local Ice Plant to Spend 11000 on Improvements
The Texas Central Power Company plans more than 11000 in upgrades at the ice plant here. New equipment includes two fee making machines and a water purifier to improve quality. A complete new building and expanded machinery are slated for construction in the fall to serve the public better.
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Texas Central Power Company
Ite
J. C. Studeman
Studeman
Fee
Rotarians to Attend San Antonio Conference
About two dozen Rotary members from the Eagle Lake Club along with their wives will travel to San Antonio for the first annual district conference. Key figures include Edney F. Hardin of Mission and club officers N. L Ney and B. H. Dually among others as the city hosts Rotary events, conventions, and an extended Chamber of Commerce program.
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Bile Lake
Rotary Internaional Fy Sim Antonio
Anil Qvy
Eaule Lake Club
Sth
Papie Prety
San Antonio
Edney F. Hardin
Mission
Texas
Clyde Tate
W. (. Heed
J. A. Dromgoole
K. Harigel
Newt Bills
Focal Club
N. UL Ney
B. H. Dually
M. Steinweis
Gilbert Choppin
Ton Dally
Focul
Rotary
Shintner
Luraherman
San Antonio Rotary
Lot
Chamber of Commerce
Seventh Grade Pageant Motherland Planned at High School
The local seventh grade plans a pageant titled Motherland to be staged Friday night at the high school auditorium. It will trace the history of the colonies to the present day and was selected after related history studies. The full cast will be printed in next week’s Headlight. Also, Mr R St Williams of Bay City visited relatives during the weekend.
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R. St. Williams
Bay City
Mon
Gee
Herder
Sod
Costly Machinery Arrives for Lakeside Pumping Plant
Three transformers weighing 25,000 pounds each were delivered by rail to the Lakeside pumping plant site. The units will step current from 60,000 to 2300 volts, each tank holding 1200 gallons of oil. Manufactured by Pittsburg General Company, the transformers arrived from Pittsburgh via carload shipment to Maxis Lake Street.
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Lakewide Irrigation Company
Lakewide
Raynor Switch
Pittsburth Genéeal
Lompany
Maxis
Lake Street
Mrs Dewitt Dies After Illness at Eagle Lake
Mrs. Wm. DeWitt longtime resident of the Lissle Nottawa area died at noon after a weeklong illness from a chill influenza and complications. She was born in Fayette County Ohio, widow of John Banford and later Wm. DeWitt, with four children surviving. A devout Christian, she taught Sunday School and aided the destitute. funeral will be at Eagle Lake Christian Church led by J. W. King. Interment in Eagle Lake Mayoule Cemetery.
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Witt. DeWitt
Lissle-Nottawa
Lowe
DeWitt
William
Phoebe Jane Griffin
Vayette County
Ohio
John Banford
Cecil Sanford
Kendleton
Lula Foxworthy
Hoopston
Minois
Wo. DeWitte
Trrignory
Ailels
Busle Graves
Linsle
Laealte DeWitt
Witnoly
Christian Church
Nottiwa
Meru
Dewalt Wil
Fife
Large American Eagle Seen Near Chesterville
Driller Homer Cutler and others at an oil well on the Drumgools ranch report sighting a very large American eagle last Saturday. The bird perched on a fence post about two hundred yards from the well for nearly two hours and again in the afternoon. No gun was used as no hunt was planned. The eagle appeared tall and was described as about eight feet high.
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Homer Cutler
Drumgools Ranch
Cutler
Me. Cutler
Local Band Boys Rehearse in Park Monday Evening
Mr R B Davis's Magic Cadet Band made its first public appearance as a section of members rehearsed in the city park Monday evening. The 38 member group held a practice with about twenty present, all but a few beginners from local schools. Davis deserves credit for the patient training and the boys, mostly young schoolboys, show pep and potential under his direction.
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R. B. Davis
Magic Cadet Band
Rede Ue Boys
Tia Band
Davis
Betogg
Dagle Lala
Prospect Looks Good for Tarinating Highway
Leon F. Bear led a crew testing the Fayette Colorado county base for the Tarinating Highway. Tests across both counties measured depths every 1 foot, reaching A. P. Beck's store at Borden. Findings show base depth from five to eight inches, with state highway plans to be clarified before final contracts are let.
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Leon F. Bear
Fayette-Colorado County
Ma Bane
A. P. Beck
Borden
Young Man Died Near Calhoun Monday
Stuart Burl Mills age twenty son of Mr and Mrs A N Maye of Wiad died Monday near Cathae Creek after epileptic seizures. Funeral held Tuesday at Lakeshore cemetery with Rev Denning of Houston officiating. The family thanks neighbors for sympathy and care during illness.
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Stuart Burl Mills
A. N. Maye
Thei
Cathae
Welock
Lakeshla
Denning
Houston
Haye
Hoth
Dieting Wife With Husband In Old-Time Adage
The line reflects a homely proverb about a wife on a diet and her husband’s stance, capturing a rustic sentiment from a traditional masculine voice. It evokes social norms and humor around marriage and dieting in a bygone era.
Rodeo Rider Breaks Leg After Backing Accident
Bhorty Creed, a rodeo rider with the Nexus Kit Rodeo Nord, sustained a broken leg when a backing horse fell during an exhibition Friday night. He was taken to Mrs. Dodd's boarding house to recover and hopes to rejoin the show in Kanoas where the rodeo and carnival are held in Luling.
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Bhorty Creed
Rodeo Nord
Heroe
Igy
Mra. Dodd
Boarilying
Greed
Kanoas
Theodéo
Bamdayt
Luling
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Comi. Rex ‘Theatre
Motherland
Texan
WM. Dewitt
Teo A. Fink
Argo Street
Alamo Fhoelgate
L. Terrell
Cerrell Growan
Chesterville
BOYS
Calhoun
Torsh Palis
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