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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1935
Page
1
A tenant farmer was killed by lightning while tending fields near Sezawe. The incident occurred during a severe storm that swept across the area, injuring no others. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances and tallying property damage.
The property at Prairie Avenue changed ownership from Allen to J H McReary. The seller stated plans to build a modern home in Eagle Lake and to retain the current home to provide another residence for their family.
Street paving starts Monday on Lose Avenue and the intersection with Litha Street, with Central Power Company crews and contractors carrying out the project. The work will affect main lines and surrounding blocks, with detours expected at key crossings.
A large crowd enjoyed a fine Easter program presented by the church. Thompson and other ladies organized the event with help from pastor’s wife and children, offering decorations and refreshments that enhanced the celebration.
Bruce Mecarty announces plans after attending a press gathering in San Antonio where he and fellow officials will spend the coming week with relatives. Governor James V Allred is expected to address the gathering Friday.
Fragmented text shows a report about SA S Danciger resuming operations with references to an oil company, engine parts, and various unclear names and dates. The legible elements indicate a plan to restart activity and potential development steps, but specifics are obscured.
Miss Essie Alexander of LaGrange, delegate to a U D C meeting in Columbus, was injured when she fell from her car while seeking shelter during the storm. She broke her hip and was taken to a hospital by ambulance. Alexander is sister of Juke Alexander, manager of Alexander Grocery Company of LaGrange.
Jerry Mann, once a football figure at S M U, now serves as Texas Secretary of State. The Floresville Chronicle Journal notes his transition from the field to state office, where he emphasizes firm action, efficiency in filing official papers, and a role on the State Planning Board.
Advance enrollment for a training school opened at the Matherhurst venue Sunday afternoon to a hearty response. Rev. Morace King of San Antonio will direct courses on The Teachings of Jesus with two divisions for afternoon and evening sessions. Mrs. Orvil Yoakum, a veteran teacher, leads Methods of Teaching the Bible. First class on Sunday April 8 from 3 to 5. Additional sessions run Monday to Friday evenings 7:40 to 9:20 or 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Enrollment can be completed this Sunday with Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Wozencraft, or Miss Morgan.
Oil gusher erupts from a lease south of Richmond, owned by the Medes Wy and Eagles Lakey interests. Initial estimates range from 8,000 to 50,000 barrels, with the Gulf-Pyine Company transferring flow into storage tanks. Observers note the Kinley well produced heavily after a Thursday event, and excitement grows among the Owner families as potential riches loom.
Wharton and Eagle Lake polo teams prepare for their first match as the Duncan Ranch polo field opens next Sunday. Eagle Lake fields Helmer Seaholm Meriwether Gardner Duncan, with Tommy Givens. Wharton lists Roy Davis Tom Abell Alex Border Darmld Hudgins Maynard Stafford Gyreld Harrison. A prior Wharton win by 11 2 6 at Wharton is noted. ponies will be used in Mt polo layout. Tickets for the games Sunday at Mt polo facility will be charged.
A partial folk report notes heavy rain and fighting related disruption Friday afternoon. Observers describe increased moisture, wind, and power strain. Farmers warn the congestion may delay mobility and raise concerns about crop protection.
Mr. Max Wahrmund aged 74 longtime Pietericksburg resident died Tuesday in Fredericksburg. Survived by wife Sophie and six children Egon Amy Max others. sister Mrs Charles June and brother George Wahrmund. He was a Mason Hermann Sons and Concordia member. Funeral Friday in Fredericksburg city cemetery.
Gulf Production Company reports a new well near Rock Island with depth around 100 feet. The site shows steady water flow. a surveying crew is in Rock Island, arranging equipment and preparing permanent quarters for workers and their families.
Thevanypeungs HT DERMISA WL Eagle Lake Monguy is a PWA project. Labor must be secured from the National Employment Service or recognized unions. Workers must register at the NRS/MRS offices and obtain a card. duplicate copies go to the Government engineer. Veterans receive preference. first cards go to ex-soldiers. City officials note Eagle Lake labor will have a role on street work and construction sites under the project.
A woman died after a motor vehicle crash Sunday on the highway near Rosenberg while en route to Columbus. Her daughter Mrs Bletha Winslow of Houston and two grandchildren survived. Inquiries indicate relatives and neighbors attended services. two residents of Lissie were injured in separate incidents.
Marshill Ney of Ure Bord Patrol Service announces vacancy 18 for border patrol at Corpus Christi with pay of 150 per month. Exam posted at post office and now open for qualified men from Augie Lake area. several crews previously not hired may be investigated.
Geophysical surveyors have worked the Gasle block in the Garwood area for several days using balance methods. A possible additional well may be drilled on the Cayle Concord Company holdings. Captain A J Goyle has been on site with the crew. Two wells on the Cove acreage showed oil briefly before salt water appeared.
Universal Motor Co announces a special tire sale this Saturday. Prices range from 20 to 22 percent off regular prices, with in-store deals and limited quantities advertised to attract customers.
A Watkins dealer emphasizes achievements after a sales contest across four states, noting a fifth place finish and a $407 prize. The circular circulated to all dealers outlines the rewards and acknowledges contributors like Mr. Hani and the Watkins team, stressing ongoing incentives.
Fragmentary text lists several proper nouns and terms with unclear connections. It mentions Rod Alara, Livia Moy, Us fone nF nH, and Moonlike references, plus scattered phrases about a universe and silage. Unclear narrative or context.
The local colored baseball club forfeited a game against El Campo on Harry Dodgson Diamond after El Campo protested a close decision and walked off. The score stood 4-0 in the eighth inning when the forfeit occurred. Nearby, residents note Alita Bremerfuler, a second-grade teacher, is ill at local school.
A burglary at the Ala ne Liber Compsny yard nets a haul of corrugated iron and ten bundles of eight foot iron, valued at 2 000 dollars. The thieves entered through a wall opening, crawled inside, and loaded the iron into a wagon through the yard from the inner drives. They fled by the back gate and wheelhouse door, leaving little behind. Local officials suspects they planned further thefts but halted as police arrived.
The article notes Ka Priki af Grogod and Coliz & Jhumas Bros beginning work on a water well near the cooling plant as an addition to the facility. It mentions ongoing activity and local concern about workers, with Mr Prise and Mrs Mabite Toliver referenced amid illness in Richmond.
The National Alliance of Czechs of Texas plans a Sunday convention at Nada. Attendees will hear speakers, a supper at a per person cost, and an evening dance with the Movbes orchestra. High mass scheduled and visiting delegates to be welcomed. music by El Campo band in the evening.
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