Ruck Island Visit Ends With Houston Relatives
A reader reports a long visit to New York City and Houston to see relatives. Mentions Mame cotreed Avis Keak and Linsey Roe, with Roger Brown and Mr. and Mrs. E.W Writ among those noted.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
A reader reports a long visit to New York City and Houston to see relatives. Mentions Mame cotreed Avis Keak and Linsey Roe, with Roger Brown and Mr. and Mrs. E.W Writ among those noted.
Mrs O J Classi Mic and Ms dolar Buesinen, Mr Wijie Iséll and families in Moncz Sunday. Adolph Kanstiniar visiting New Ulm with Walter Keause and son. Edger Kanstiener family of fear Gul Spring visited. Reuben Meartz family visited Sunray. Mrs Willie Heynecks fell ill Wednesday and rushed to LaGrange hospital for surgery. Local residents, visits, and family news dominate this community roundup.
At La Grange September 26 to 29 the fair week includes an eight reel dance at the pavilion on Saturday August 24 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. Bob Hanna and orchestra will provide music. Admission six to ten cents. Comrades.
J F Clery has completed rebuilding and charging his optical department, now featuring two rooms for eye testing and a popular waiting area. The larger room houses testing equipment while the waiting room offers several chairs and a turreted wall. Ulery invites customers to visit even if not in need of an eye exam.
Thanks to Mr. Jo Boettcher of Weimar the Headlight editor enjoys refreshing Pepsi Cola on hot days. Bottles come in large tune and sell for 2 cents. Boettcher promotes the drink with advertising, hoping to boost local sales and family enjoyment.
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