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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1935
Page
1
Mayo notes the Public Works loan funds received for paving projects in Eagle Lake and nearby areas. The message cites bond proceeds used to lay asphalt on residential streets, with crews tearing up roads and detours causing traffic delays as the mayor and council engage in related decisions.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Juan Antonio staying a few days with parents and notes water issues at the city hall. No clear event or outcome is provided and many garbled phrases remain unreadable.
Dividends of 43 3-4 cents on cumulative preferred stock were declared by the board of directors of the company based on figures by Jam C Kennedy president. Dividends payable May 1 to stockholders of record at the close of business April 15. Prior quarterly dividends were paid February 1.
Oil activity draws Gulf Production Company to drill in the southwest corner of the EB Milentz 20 acre tract near Rack Island. The site, tied to Eagle Late Inter, aims to confirm a new field as crews rush the new well ordered by landowner Milentz of Avalon. Local speculation centers on potential discoveries amid ongoing oil cycles in the region.
The Heartigat sympathize with R A Risien in the death of his father John T Risen who was present at his Renie in Longview last night after several months. Risien of his city had been at his fathers bedside in Longview for eight weeks. Rigen Sr who owned and operated the Quality Printing Company in Longview frequented the family and made acquaintances among our people who regret his passing.
The Southern Union Gas Company displays an Electrolux model refrigerator in its showroom. J A Ruggles, manager, touts low energy use and simple operation with minimal gas consumption. Visitors from Bagle Lake area are invited to inspect the new appliance and other gas equipment.
The Christian Church ladies plan a noon Saturday chicken dinner at the old Herder store. The meal will serve two complete dinners with the prepared dishes and ingredients ready for guests.
An old time dance is advertised at Nade Hall on Wednesday with Rosenberg Neuvudba orchestra listed as musicians. The ad claims the orchestra is an especially good one for the event.
Noddlebrook and Li-D Al leh were reelected for a term as trustees of the Eagle Lex Independent School District with almost $2.50 cost per vote showing minimal opposition. Seventeen votes were cast, indicating broad support as Middlebrook and All have served ten to twelve years with no prior opposition.
The Avalon Theatre advertises 34 cent Saturday night shows and a $100 Tuesday night payoff. Otto Nolte, recently registered from Lockhart, was named but not present. W A McMillan’s name appeared with attendance controls, and a $40 shortfall plus an extra twenty dollars brings next Tuesday’s total to $100.
Mrs. Waddell, recovering from a severe back injury after a car strike near the A. de M. Campus, attended church services on Sunday using a walking cane. Doctors say she may be out again soon as she recovers from seven months of confinement and a demanding recovery.
Members of the Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met at the church on Sunday for a regular service lesson led by Mrs H McRee. The discussion explored The Banner of the Cragy in Medevid and Modern Suirupe with assistance from several members. a Benevolent Day was announced to be held soon in the church with Mrs O Green and Mrs J D Opis hosting.
Five parcel post bags and a pouch containing letters were stolen Saturday from Alleyton station. The rifled sacks and mail were scattered along the tracks and found near Bernardo Road beyond Thomss Hill. Officers believe the same party may be responsible for related break ins and are pursuing clues.
Avalon Theatre presents a musical comedy duo Me Batch and Barotts for Sunday and Monday. Audiences praised recent vaudeville acts including Jeffries and two violinists, with the show featuring instruments like the xylophone. Local manager Bob Cole organized the lineup.
The Universal Motor Company reports Ford Motor Company complimented its recently modernized services, marking a notable honor from Ford Merit Club. Columbus Cemetery Association and Len Shropshire-Upton Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy have designated Sunday, April 4, for decoration.
Mr Bolling has joined the Baring Chevrolet Agency as a full time salesman after a career selling cars for Dow & Company and the Ghevrotet Agency. He previously worked for the Baring agency in 1929 and is described as a motivated professional.
Frank F. Hoegemeyer and local officers probe a daring burglary at B. H. Daily Dry Goods Store. Thieves gained access through a second story window, used a ladder, bored holes in floors and ceiling, and escaped with a large quantity of men suits silk dresses silk hose and other merchandise. A $25 reward is offered for tips leading to arrests.
The Chubsh Ladies will serve a chicken dinner tomorrow at the former George Mercier store building. Tickets are 50 cents per plate. The ladies invite all to enjoy a meal and support their event.
American Legion post to host a social gathering at the Kickapoo camping ground next Wednesday. All members and ex service men invited. Refreshments and sandwiches provided. Also notes about Easter program at Shrisa Church and local events in Brenham area.
A second large dust storm sweeps through the Eagle Lake region with thick dust reducing visibility, driving residents indoors and prompting widespread caution. The storm spreads across the Panhandle and neighboring states, causing crop and livestock concerns and grounding travel as winds drive dust into homes and businesses.
Opportunity sale at Albert’s Variety Store promises real bargains for shoppers. The notice notes the sale runs Saturday and ends the following Sunday with displays and advertisements guiding customers to visit the store.
A damaged notice announces musical performers at the Avalon Theatre. The piece names acts and hints at programs and ticket details, with references to instruments and a featured duet.
Reports from Ramsey to Bernardo indicate potato fields are recovering after a slow start last week. Conditions improved over the past week with rapid growth and maturing plants. Farmers expect a strong market price as the crop develops, though more frost risk remains in February and May.
Monroe Buddy Walker was imprisoned for burglary with two others and served three years and one month of a five year term. He describes his release after service, noting a previous term in a Ramsey County facility.
In a garbled report, townspeople read about a March 21 meeting at a store with invited locals and various unclear aims. The piece mentions plans, attendance, and the purpose of the assembly but details are unreadable, leaving the event's outcome and participants uncertain.
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