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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1935
Page
8
Four photos depict a Studio on Wheels setup located to the left of Dostal's Shoe Shop. The scene shows a portable studio arrangement with sample products and customers examining items in a compact retail display.
Salph visited the Storsdatsen fair and late week meals were shared among locals. Mrs. and baby spent a night. families noted visits from Fred Henry Bacay Jr and others. The youth planned to return to town and school but a missed ride altered plans. Several Chesterville residents hosted guests, with hopes for improved health and a return to normal routines soon.
Mabank area notes cite a Federal Power Commission chairman urging fair utility ad spending while warning against press suppression. The piece reflects on advertising rights for utilities, antipathy toward power firms, and echoes past fights to curb medical and other ads in newspapers. Bank Night 10 purse at Avalon Theatre. local visits and business updates complete the page.
Mrs Joe Maries hosted a Thursday party honoring the fourth and eighth birthdays of Louise and Edna with guests including Harold Williams Joyce Qisovsky Madeline Drapela Mildred Marshall Billie Hope Frnka Doris Williams and others. Presbyterian ladies held a regular meeting and served tea at its close. Neighborhood Bridge Club entertained at Miss Abell’s home with high scores awarded to Mrs Otto Dankler and Bill Poerster. Visitors included Roy Shoop and J L Young with several Houston and Columbus trips noted. Patty Mattern celebrated her fifth birthday with about fifteen youngsters as snowmen ice and cake ended the afternoon.
Members of the Young Ladies' Missionary Society gathered at Mrs T P Dole's home Thursday night for a wattle supper. After the meal a bufi eld and officers of Indies were present, including Mrs BR Hampton and baby and Mrs Edward Arnold im baby of Houston visiting relatives in Eughe Lake on Wednesday.
By D Loewer Branch La. In 1934 government adopted a plan for rice production control with minimum prices guaranteeing a small return. Farmers favor continuing control for 3 to 5 years to adjust and improve. objections cite quota fairness and average yield basis. Petition signatures from rice planters seek a public vote on crop control by the AAA. Funeral notices follow listing Landa M Mrs Co A Byres Tete Thernd night for Entys in response to a beast message to attend the funeral of John M seg.
In Colorado Citizen items, Obenhaus celebrated his birthday at his son Clive's home near Columbus with a large cake and eighty eight candles. Born January 8, 1852, he has lived around Columbus most of his life. Ten children in the family were represented, with many relatives present for the surprise dinner and well wishes.
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