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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
1
A Columbus man is slated to appear before a grand jury in Garwood on charges detailed in a garbled, partial report. The notice references a will of someone named Gypenod WN and mentions related individuals and locations, though specifics are unclear due to the damaged text.
The obituary notes Paul G. Gray of Colorado deceased at Columbus. It mentions the family, a wife and child, and references Dr S B McCreary, a graduate of the Colorado diet. The burial is planned at Fetuws Cemetery with services at Cobembus.
An entry describes a car theft last night with a two wheel missing, noting involvement of a Bell Telephone Company man and a local area around Avon Viente and Decy macht. The report mentions a person named Dale Haunt and Ethie in connection with the incident, with a request to check for witnesses.
The Avalon Theatre hosts a late night program tonight featuring Mrs Wind Vi in a dramatic dance exhibit and performances by Eddie Barre, Gheggy Stewart, and the Lee Bissters with a rare 1846 Brevites showcase.
A brief market item notes current cotton and Houston market activity with possible offset well trials. No new locations are confirmed yet. outcomes depend on the result of a nearby well, expected in a few days.
The Eagle Lake High School band of 35 members wowed the audience with a short, varied program that showcased beginners and seasoned players. Music director ALL. Lutilsren earned praise for leadership while Mr Landgren was credited for the band’s success and future potential.
W. K. Lehrer, noted local progressive citizen, purchased the Herder estate interests in Garwood State Bank. Lehrer was elected president, Frank Arnold Sr. as vice president, with a board including Mrs Lehrer C R Schiurring and Lyle T Phillips.
Two former Eagle Lake citizens Mr and Mrs WJ Gonley visited friends here after living in Lynwood California for twelve years. Mr and Mrs Cooley, guests of Mrs Axel Senhorn, arrived Monday and planned to return to East Bend after a stay in Houston and Galveston. The visit included time with Mrs G A Coe and Mr and Mrs Robert Simmons who recently married here.
The Eagle Lake Study Club elected officers including president Mes. Smith and treasurer Mrs. Roner Killwapi. The club announced January 22 as a program date with Mrs JA Shit speaking on The Crusade of Crime and February 19 for The New Soviet Order led by Mrs. Durbit. Also noted were San Francisco photographer Wallice and a New Year’s Day East West game photo feature in the city paper.
Attendees at a local band show faced unclear admission details and mismatched pricing at the venue last night. Organizers promised refunds for those who paid more than the intended price.
Preachers and delegates of the Te Conference gather at Lissie for annual session led by Bishop C H Stautlacher from Kansas City. Opening address follows a closing of Holy Communion. Sessions start at 9:00 am with visitors from Pennsylvania and Ohio. Attendees include Dr W E Piesley editor of Sunday School Literature and Dr J L Neirgarth secretary treasurer of Finance.
R. H. Lewis age 35 died at the family residence in Columbus early Monday and was buried Tuesday in Odd Fellows cemetery. He is survived by his widow two small children eight brothers one sister and his mother Claud Lewis of Palestine Texas Bert Rush Springs Andy Brownsboro Edit Purden Sterling Leslie Horane Floyd Miss Mae and Mrs Lewis of Murchison Texas. Richard Brein of Gaewood a longtime resident was visiting Engs Lake during the holes. He born if 1844 and will remember much of local Colorinl and White history.
A Garwood holiday dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Lehrer featured a Christmas theme with guests Dorothy Lehrer and her family from Ward-Hetnaut. The event included vine room decorations, a midnight program, and a serving table by Adeline Bromker. Attendees listed include Syvlvien Elsie, Jind Bila Kalina, Cleo Venn, Vivian Wilhagie, and many others.
Midfield man of Gorda County has purchased the Jenny Boprnk store stock at Nada and taken a five year lease on the Funka store bandtyy. Bur now in charge of the business plans a modern building addition and storage space behind the building. Funeral services were held for Vineyard, former Wharton mayor, who died at his home Tuesday at age 71. Surviving include wife, two sons, a daughter, and three grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs L C McDonald were at Bagie Lake for a short visit. An incident occurred near their home as a Mousten aiter to Christmas road caused a fatality. Mr McDonald, a university teacher, reportedly killed two fine bucks during the stop.
A Taiton woman identified as Miss Wht i Chere was fatally struck by a passing car near the church area. The report notes a hospital transfer and ongoing investigation into the driver.
Fragmentary text references Tack Smith, US ATMS, a roadie, and a last week event. Mentions Geary, ChaTbieaas, Be seal ART duels and a twisted rewording. Names include Smith and Lee with unclear roles and dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an upcoming meeting involving Garden Clair and Tom Pers Ge, with references to a city math event Wednesday at half past seven and an agenda item about rent, memberships, and joining. The rest is garbled.
Vannery operations report readiness for potatoes and a related quantity noted as 10. The statement cites Lessee Mire. bub. and manager Mrs. Cilley discussing conditions and production setup. No further actionable details or dates are provided.
Mayor Welford reports street paving in Port Worth will pause for the summer while the city secures approvals and funds. The council approved a bond plan with Houston firm Brown & Roo Inc for late fall completion, capping work at $25,000 in additional PWA aid.
The article notes officers named for the Lower Colorado River Authority including general counsel and treasurer. It mentions Roy, Mrs, Ramet, Churmany, Pris Engelhant, and Mond Brooks of Austin among others. A workforce around 400 was employed in a $20,000 program related to goad cartret, with broader context about governance and meetings.
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