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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1929
Page
3
On February 18 1029 at 3 o clock three will sell at public auction at the city pound pen in Le Lake Texas one bay horse rine smooth mouth about 14 hands high no brand and one black mare mule smooth mouth about 14 hands high branded EM on left shoulder. Harry Johnson Pound Master.
Honor roll list from Garwood Public School notes top twenty five percent in each grade. Names include Dorothy Jane Lehrer Elizabeths Boenlyeh Clarence Struska Teddy Danklers across grades one to eleven with several variations and misspellings. The fragment ends listing Mary Drapela Edwin Pinchback and Esther Rees in lower grades.
Garwood gatherings feature guests at Bagle Lake and El Campo visits. Milas Evelyn Ryyn hosts a Valentine party for volleyball and basketball teams at the Behurring building despite cold weather. Grandma Jackson plans a Beaumont visit after news of Mr William Wooley’s death, a former local principal and teacher. Richard Sharke dies after a Clacksmith explosion two weeks earlier in Houston Infirmary. Local notices list A H Day of Wharton visiting and Lee Larson buying hogs.
Mrs Robert Taylor and family visited Houston last Friday returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Leo Jumbers and Mr Walter Darby of Houston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A J Darby. Miss Burleda Hartman of Weimar visits her sister Mrs Hertha Herman. J M Clipson went to Houston Wednesday. Texas Farm Women meet Tuesday at John Karlson’s home in Mayle. Cake and a program by the Women Missionary Society at church next Sunday night. George Cook and CA Everett also went to Houston Friday.
Shirley Brown, long based in Bay City, visits Calhoun Cullings family as C. M. Womack of Houston, known as Uncle Charlie, arrives Tuesday to oversee business. Mrs. A. S. Sayles remains bedbound with a nervous breakdown. Mrs. T. W. Wetherell and daughter Belle Brown visit Sayles. William Terrell spends weekend with his parents as the Willis family relocates to Hagle Lake at the John Frnka place.
A satirical list warns farmers how to go broke by neglecting crop diversity livestock and soil care. It calls for single crop focus, no cover crops, avoiding cooperation, and heavy mortgages while praising old methods. Garwood athletic teams honored by coach Evelyn Ryan with a Valentine prom and post events include sewing, fortune telling and refreshments. For rent and property notices offer a five room house and a sash property with details and contact notes.
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