Liberty visitor party among local relatives
Hobbie of Liberty arrived Wednesday to visit relatives Mrs. Susie Wegenhart and others. The group includes Mr and Mrs Xoy and Ray from San Antonio, visiting local friends and family.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1932
Page
5
Hobbie of Liberty arrived Wednesday to visit relatives Mrs. Susie Wegenhart and others. The group includes Mr and Mrs Xoy and Ray from San Antonio, visiting local friends and family.
A brief note describes relief for digestive distress attributed to digestive discomfort before meals. The text mentions Pepsin and references a guaranteed relief claim without detailing usage, dosage, or supporting evidence. Readers are urged to consider this product as a remedy for stomach discomfort and related symptoms.
Friday visitors include Clarence Frets at Abtha Alpherd grocery in Wharton where he has served two weeks on duty. Ethel Cnaitlan spent weekend with Almas Schoelman. Wy A Metthys and Bungay visited Sikora of Hungerford. Luke Stock of Gien Florestors Fo Ou community Woodcutt visited Ganwood. Sunday featured a large gathering and a supper at the Schoelman home. Burial of a local resident noted at Nada Catholic Cemetery with condolences extended to the bereaved families.
Mr Henry Blimich was a visitor at the Chas Lamkin home Monday. The brief note records a social call and identifies the two individuals.
Obituary from Huston papers notes the death of Mr W A Mathes a former Columbus business associate aged 74 at his Crawford Street home He was married to Nettie Zumwalt sister of Mayor O A Zumwalt of Columbia Survived by four daughters and a sister his wife and long Houston to Columbus ties are mentioned with sympathy extended by the writer
The speech fragments describe Franklin D Roosevelt moving into the White House and facing a political landscape with potential opposition. References to the Roosevelts, the presidency, and reactions from various families hint at a tense transition and future clashes in Washington. The text mixes names, places, and speculative politics without clear chronology.
A fragmentary newspaper notice advertises Sunday services at 1 a.m and a class for Sunday School. The text references L Anderson and mentions a film sermon theme as well as individuals Sullen and Frank Detigness.
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