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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
6
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The piece notes a compliment to the unity of Colorado County and describes four thousand sandwiches with pickles and fruit punch prepared by the city ladies for an afternoon event. It mentions spring farming efforts by Darby and Reed, plus local visits from Mr and Mrs Lee Hughs and their children from Richmond. A formal party hosted by Mrs W C Darby celebrated her daughter Helen. Missouri Long, wife of Jim Long, a Lakeside Race Mall employee, died at home Tuesday night. A fire at Saville Howard's home damaged nearby property.
The Texas Almanac 1835 edition is issued by Weston News and The Dallas News. It marks the centennial celebration with updated material and new chapters on Texas history, economy, resources, and tourism. It highlights Centennial events in Dallas and across the state and includes a special map for Texas for Tourists.
John Heyne a Janes Creek area farmer died at home after a long illness. Born July 3 1885 he died March 27 1936, on his wife’s birthday. Funeral at German Lutheran Church led by Rev Evin Lampe, with interment at D H S Cemetery beside his daughter. Surviving are his widow and four daughters. details incomplete due to damaged text.
Albert Pustejsovsky thanks voters for their support in the election and promises to strive as alderman. He urges readers to let Joe Luna fill prescriptions with the best ingredients and reasonable prices. F R Spencer and Geis were seen visiting Uhr city Tuesday morning.
A fragmented notice notes Krul's Adta Tablets for acidity and a dance event at East Bernard Pavilion. Recording artist WHE to perform for a hinder dance, with a $1.50 art mission. Mr Skelton opening weekend visiting relatives. Houston writer and Mrs Wood visitors mentioned.
The Althmnma Dreschery and many Braden relatives spent Sunday visiting in Columbus and Houston. Families including Garrigort Cat Spring Hennecke and others joined in extended visits, with Father Rocce and Rev Father Racca noted in local events.
Fritz Kaufmann 38 died at LaGrange Hospital in April. Funeral services were held at 2 p m Friday with Rev Flachmeier of Columbus officiating. Interment in Allegian cemetery. Born September 19, 186y, in Galveston County, he was a long time area farmer. Survivors include a sister Mrs Wharerr of Bernardo and several nephews and nieces. Friends and relatives from Houston and nearby towns attended the funeral.
The letter from Chas S McLellan thanks voters for their support and pledges to serve Eagle Lake with efficiency and independence, aiming to act without coercion and in line with residents' interests as an alderman.
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