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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1932
Page
5
An afternoon event at Garwood featured a prize being presented to Mrs. W for a low score. Details on participants and exact scores are unclear in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Lissie Happeninis and Jok Reeg, with references to Mrs Starr, Starr’s dauphin, and a county demonstrator G. Gipson. Indicates a meeting or event involving civic roles and county figures, but details are unclear due to distorted text.
Mrs. More remains in hospital fatigue and improvement noted as revival meetings in progress closed last week amid unsettling murder concerns. Presbyterian Auxiliary reports new officers and plans a spring sale of aprons bonnets and foods, with details to appear in the paper.
Fragmentary report notes George Clark traveling to Austin last Thursday to visit relatives. It mentions a shower lasting Sunday and farmers beginning work, plus a hog shipment to a place named Gubtustan and an application on Friday.
Mrs Z L Grodacuse plans a Houston visit while Embroidery Club hosts a Thursday afternoon gathering at Mrs Wheeles residence with music games and refreshments. Rock Island mourns the death of prominent citizen Charles Gazek at his home. burial set for Myrtle Cemetery Thursday at two o'clock.
Father Ids of Wharton Thursday here visiting Spoty friends. My and Mrs. Lennie Belger and children of Eagle Lake were Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Trevils. Delmas i Wallace Frank of Houston visited in Metz Saturday night. Mise Halida Trevergy of Glen Flore spends the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Treye Dig. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holluick were artists of MY. and Mrs R. G. Braden Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Herkebt Breden tu veluttyes jib.
The piece explains a new automatic telegraph printing system linking offices via direct wires, enabling instant in-office message creation and delivery. It notes the Timed Wire Service and capacity to transmit at full rate with rapid local and national reach.
Timed Wire Service details discuss one way commits, tape copying, and printers offering faster telegrams with adaptable viewing options. Thursday Bridge Club hosts Miss Chrissy Morgan with decorations for George Washington’s birthday. prizes awarded to Mrs Hines and John Larsen amid a social gathering with guests and refreshments.
Mrs Margaret Yortained celebrated her sixth birthday Monday at her parents home in Glenn MO with sandwiches cake lemonade and gifts. Guests included Mills R Cu o and Marg onald Jewell Ruth Smith and Mrs M, MM. Bool attended. Official notice of a November 2 1933 county election by Cant tiwsioners Precinct 1 28 and 4 lists school trustees and county trustee posts for Cant tiwsioners Precints and Districts with polling hours from 8 a m to 3 p m.
The Methodist Society Missionary Society met at the home of Erat with a discussion on the reign of a topic titled The Reign of. Participants included Myesdames Te TL Gardin FB Nispel F Baevingason Lee Jobson J MM Churtneyant Morgan and others. A good attendance was recorded.
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