Eagle Lake Headlight editor and founding details
The Eagle Lake Headlight lists BRLLE W. McCARTY as editor and publisher, noting the paper was established in March 1903. The item highlights the newspaper’s historic founding and leadership.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1935
Page
4
The Eagle Lake Headlight lists BRLLE W. McCARTY as editor and publisher, noting the paper was established in March 1903. The item highlights the newspaper’s historic founding and leadership.
A crowded dinner gathering included Mr and Mrs JF, Mr and Mrs U0 and family, and Miss Josephine Braden visiting Mr and Mrs Neuendorff and family. Neighbors and relatives, such as Mr Leo Kuhn and the Schulte Prey family, attended a good cold buffet with refreshments.
A readable fragment shows community social events and visits. Mrs L Cindman entertained at home for a gathering honoring relatives and friends including Miss Teavaing with a lunch party. Amelia Miller of Mauston visits family of Owen Miller and Mr Nicewander. Mrs Pats bean returns from a month visiting Crockett relatives. Ladies of the Baptist Women’s Day Society met at Mrs McCarty’s home with 24 members. quilts made and refreshment served. Ed Walton’s party guests depart for LaGrange. Mrs Edwin Walney and Nancy Walney of Houston return from a family reunion in Mills County.
Mrs. Wm J Corman and Wittor Corman visited Magnolia with stops at the Kullman home. Catherine and Marguerite Kullman stayed in Lissie last week along with Victor Segelquist and family from Alvin. O R Strunk has been ill but is recovering. Mrs Walter Darby and Houston visitors stayed at the Darby home. Malaria illnesses affect several in the community. Various visits to the Starr family, Sunderman League gathering Friday, and multiple local couples attending gatherings in Houston and Baton Rouge.
Miss Jane Crim hosted a Wednesday night party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grim with twelve guests in attendance. After a pleasant evening, ice cream cake and punch were served. Ed Walney of Mouston visits the city for the week.
A light rain cooled Sheridan Monday with residents expressing thanks. The cannery workers are busy canning pears. Aden Lundquish, son of Mr and Mrs Garl Lundquish, broke his arm at play and was taken to Columbus for treatment. Mrs Mack Wilmeth and Mrs Lawra Lee Rees are mentioned in health and visiting notes. Geel Owers visited his mother Mrs Sammie Eaton. Sheridan Sublime played ball Sunday with Sheridan winning.
Attorney and Mrs. H. W. Garatiees of Houston were here for a stork yesterday en route home from Concan a resort on the Frio River. Mr. Carothers praised Concan meals main dining room cottages and cool canyon nights. Many locals and visitors are listed with travel to area towns and socials including birthdays and church activities.
Miss Lorene Halim of Victoria visits with Mrs. R A Shoop and Mrs Prank Struska of Temple spending Sunday in Garwood. Mr R Freoka and Silke Hope return from weeks in Kansas, touring Ozarks scenery. Pioneer League met at Mya Setilhig’s home with 12 attendees, cookies and grape juice served. M J Falder Jr of Houston visiting parents Mr and Mrs Palctor for the week.
Lutheran services will be held Friday night at the Presbyterian church with Reverend W. A. Flachmier presiding. Mrs. D. F. Lewis and son, of Waverly, spent the weekend as guests of Mrs. Agaies Drompoole. Maude Ketly, visiting Mrs. Dromgoole, accompanied her home.
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