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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1932
Page
2
A jumble of anecdotes and quips appears in a fragmented comic page. The pieces feature family chatter, misunderstandings, and humorous one liners about doctors, marriage, specialists, and everyday life. Names, places, and clear events are sparse, but the tone remains light and playful.
A classified ad seeks a Route Manager to supply a famous line of household goods to steady customers. Starting pay is 27.50 dollars a week. Address: Albert Mills, Route Mer. 758, Marmouth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rev J W Van Dyke reports good Sunday attendance with evening services surpassing the morning. Christian Endeavor grows among primaries and juniors and adults receive instruction on stewardship. An Indian drama Finding New Trails guides church policy. Next appointment moved from the third Sunday to Christmas Eve eve when all departments plan a program and welcome all to worship.
Chesterville News covers social visiting with Mr and Mrs W G Raasch hosting Attle son Wilbur and others as guests, dinners, bridge and 42 club gatherings, and trips to Columbus for a Baptist lecture on Brazil. Local residents include the Jordans, Sparks, Wills, Teliaro, and Sallada families with several weekend visits and home improvements noted.
An advertisement touts Allenia as a non opiate remedy for rheumatic pains neuritis lumbago and sciatica. It claims rapid relief within hours and states Beckmans Drug Store and leading druggists sell Allenia at 85 cents a bottle with a money back guarantee.
Miss Gracie Jean Vincent won the jewel case trophy for high score at the bridge party hosted by Miss Inez Obenhaus. Miss Lucille Leedy took second prize handkerchiefs and Mrs. Harry Readling Jr. earned third with a guest towel. A chicken salad course with cake and hot chocolate followed. Rev W E Rodgers preached at Sunday services with stereopticon Japan views. Visitors Ed Rand and Capt J W Monahan from San Antonio joined others from Egypt and Hungerford.
Sunday services at 11 a.m. with subject God the Preserver of Man and a 10 a.m. Sunday School in the I.O.O.F. Hall. Dr and Mrs Droll, longtime Eagle Lake residents, visited from Kansas. Mrs Davis departed for Dallas and Houston for winter, after visiting relatives. Mrs Matthews, Mrs Carey and Mrs Frazar spent Wednesday in Houston.
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