Local Visits and Social Notes From Bernardo Area
Mr and Mrs Fritz Strauss of Cat Spring visited J A Lehmann Sunday evening. Miss Arthums Drescher visited with Miss Annie Pilsner Sunday. The writer visited with Miss Lu.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1934
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Fritz Strauss of Cat Spring visited J A Lehmann Sunday evening. Miss Arthums Drescher visited with Miss Annie Pilsner Sunday. The writer visited with Miss Lu.
Chesterville records a Thursday noon gathering at the Salleday residence to thank the women who aided on a community bite. A large meal of beef, beans, slaw, cakes, and drinks was served by Mesdames Toliver through Mrs. Caylor and Miss Ruth McCormick. Seven ladies stayed through the afternoon with Mrs. Salladay and her daughter, departing late as the day ended with regret.
The first Long and Harman plane to depart Brownsville marks the opening of airmail service to Dallas. Assistant postmaster Charlie Stewart handles the mail to Leg Maudin of Long and Harman. The event follows the line’s Latin America airmail cargo and promises a bright future for cross border mail, with social notes of local residents visiting Houston and Eagle Lake and family gatherings reflected in the column.
A detailed look at how A T T trunk lines knit 24 Bell System long distance networks into a national unit. The piece highlights high call completion rates, advancing reach to 92 percent of the world’s telephones, and voluntary rate reductions, underscoring a unified policy that centers on user benefits and consistent practices across the system. It also notes local archival items from Eagle Lake and community salvaging efforts led by Rev W B Wheeler.
Rural and city notes from June 11 1910 include Mrs E Middleton leaving for a three week visit to St Louis and Chicago. a Marlin trip via Rambler car. Burns Terrells and Terrell Brisbois crop reports with 650 acres shipping 99 cars and 120 acres averaging 90 bushels at 65 cents. Tyler gubernatorial candidate Cone Johnson spoke in Norris Hall. Misses Ruth and Mary Jane Thomas attended a Cane Belt to Temple for Bessie Powers wedding. Postmaster salary raise to 1800 yearly noted. various visitors and automation plans for College Station commencements. a humorous anecdote about a wandering husband and a price-promoting dress shop scene.
A stained scene shows W. D. ML at a baptizm rite photographed in a bathtub as county Baptist preacher Rev. Almer ell stands by. The caption notes the moment occurred amid a noted legal matter connected to the Laing wire case. May is described as a joyous day in the narrative.
An unclear excerpt shows an individual named G. E. Thomas asking to be pleas to the East and mentioning sending a card from Prytaty pir with remarks about a delightful visit, reflecting a fragile personal communication context.
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