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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1942
Page
8
Fragmentary local items from West End recount community events, weddings, and mourning. The text mentions residents such as Bridget Peden and Daina, plus details on a school or church gathering, survivors including Mrs. Hernson and Miss 2 sisters, and Fritz A. Tose’s death with funeral arrangements.
A local report notes Ellis now serves in the U S Army at a mining camp in Idaho where Flying Forts are praised as powerful. He regrets distance from home yet enjoys pleasant work and his role as an assistant to a sergeant. Other items mention Christmas visits, cadet training for Ray Reinhardt in Texas, and community holiday preparations.
The church schedules a Midnight Mass with a low vision service at 8 30 and a main mass at 10 90. The choir will sing Christmas hymns and Christ Child displays will decorate the Sanctuary as plans emphasize peace on earth and spiritual observance.
Chronic bronchitis may develop if a sour cough is ignored. Creomulsion claims to go to the seat of the trouble to loosen and expel germ and phlegm, soothe inflamed bronchial membranes, and aid rest and sleep with a money back guarantee.
Miss Althama Drescher, a Bernard o correspondent, and her mother visited the Head Light office Monday. Miss Drescher again led in bringing news from her rural community. Mattie Mersfelder is spending Christmas with her brother W. C. Mersfelder and wife at Markham. Mrs Banche Robinson of Houston is visiting her sister Mrs Chas Davis for the holidays.
The Headlight is urged to report that Mrs. Ethel Glenn Kanstjner believes she has been miraculously healed through prayer by members of the Apostolic Assembly of God.
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