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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1932
Page
4
Frank Frnka near Gillwood farms 400 budding pecan trees and reports higher yields from trees sprayed three times last year. Trees sprayed once produced about a third, twice yielded two thirds, and unsprayed trees bore few nuts. He plans four to five sprayings this year using arsenate of lead and lime starting as buds swell.
H G Edgar manager of the Penny Company store leaves today for a spring convention in Dallas, with about 200 store managers attending at the Baker Hotel. George Mitchell will preside. executives from J C Penney and other departments will attend. Topics include pricing strategies, distribution, and public relations. A note mentions tire industry experts and equipment advances, reflecting broader retail concerns.
A crowded social page records a Mayme event with multiple attendees, including Prof. Lewis and Mrs. Lyte, plus mentions of a prize distribution at a garden party. It notes congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. John J. Parker on the birth of a baby boy in Redu, and lists visiting relatives and locals at Perma University activities.
Local residents hosted a weekend gathering with multiple families and guests including Mr and Mrs Cork, Master Gilly Th, and Vern Mie. the event featured a birthday cake, shared reminiscences, and a group photo. Attendees included Ruth Isenbowtz, Billy Thomn ey, and Mrs FR Wineae Mas. several former visitors of the wires in Qnlp attended. Yard Improvement efforts directed by the community were noted, with attendees from Shut ts and Mrs B D Piste among those visiting Wharton.
Mr Raymond Winfree, longtime Port Arthur resident and local printer, is chosen to take the printing instructor position at Beaumont High School following the death of Mr Robert Babb. He plans to publish a pamphlet on printing values and seeks college affiliation for the printing cell, reflecting years of teaching and newspaper work in Eagle Lake and Port Arthur.
garwood correspondents report a late head igie package feacied garwooon. the mendleht office worked saturday morning to reach garwood, with garwood expected by saturday dawn. visitors include national cash register go of trolstor representative mr howell seeking housing or apartment near garwood and central polish contacts, as guests of mrs pubnes and others.
John R. Spoon machine operator at the Avalon Theatre suffered a partial stroke on Wednesday. He is in his apartment on West 5 Gordy Avenue, progressing slowly as his right side is affected, and doctors monitor his condition. Family members from Stamford are reportedly staying nearby during his illness.
Pater Solo and family operate a Mexican cafe in Eagle Lake offering diverse dishes and catering services. The notice invites patrons to visit during evening hours while a late closing is noted and references nearby traffic on the side street.
Twenty nine varsity players at Eagle Lake High School football received letters. Player Richard Gipson elected captain. co captains Chester Clauser Elmey Wallace. captain elect Richard Clipsor. List includes Harry Hesding Percy Middletonbrook Ines Adkins James Thunge Russell Rees Jr Melton Ham Harold Thomas Charles Brown Lou Balas James Le Lillas Schilling. Banquet hosted by Frank Orexk and Moses Thon.
The fragment notes a court session in Columbus on Monday February with judge center field presiding. It mentions a ticket or docket and a meeting time but the details are garbled and unclear. Names, dates, and actions are partially missing.
Fragmentary report from a Thursday Bridge gathering referencing Mrs J I Daily and Mrs J L Peters among attendees. Some names and actions are unclear due to garbled text but indicate club activities and a note about someone named Hane hitting a target.
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