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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1928
Page
10
Clara Evelyn Arnold eleven day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Roeld of Nottawa died at 4 Tuesday morning Funeral held 4 Tuesday afternoon with interment at East Bernar Sympathies to the heartbroken parents from family and friends amid medical notes of kin in the region.
The notice records the thirty second dividend and installment details for Southwestern Bell Telephone with payment terms and treasurer Bad Nickerson listed, dated Wednesday June 26, 1908.
The report details two wrecks on a loose gravel stretch west of Eagle Lake. A Ford touring car rolled into a ditch injuring no serious, and a Studebaker driven by J B Earthman and Miss Jamie Earthman from Houston overturned, causing minor injuries and damaged vehicles. Local residents warn of dangerous, unsurfaced sections and urge immediate repair and cleanup to prevent further crashes.
A. A. Klockmann, who bought the Eagle Lake grounds from Mrs. Willie Wicker in January, is developing the site opposite Crim & Chapman Service Station. He plans four cottages with screened porches, electric power, running water, and showers, plus other improvements. A creek will be cleaned, trees planted, and part of the property prepared for future cottages as demand grows. He expects to attract patrons with these enhancements.
The clipping lists university rumors and staff notes alongside social teas and church events. It mentions a fund raiser for the Ladies Aid, upcoming silver tea plans, visits by Mmes Harmon, Vineet, and Boge, and a schedule of church services with Rev. Airey. It also notes local residents Alfred Grebe joining Beckman Drug Store and Mrs. Lois Wale visiting Jarret grandmother's home.
The regular quarterly dividend of 2.25 per share will be paid Monday July 16 1928 to stockholders of record at the close of business June 20 1928. Bladr-Smith, Treasurer.
Afr and Mrs G Be Thomas of this city with Mr Griff Thomas Jr and family left Wednesday by Buick for a month long trip to dragoon Arizona to visit daughter and sister Mrs Mary Jane Heflin. They travel via El Paso along the Old Spanish Trail to their destination.
Mr and Mrs Horace McRee plan a Chrysler trip just after July to tour the Great Lakes region. They have not fixed a destination yet and will travel with a carful of friends and other local residents.
Mirst Ford Ford or Seran displayed here. Metibinnes, maumrZer of the Universiy for Company, come to Toma a vi visit to Eenstenstet Friday. The war is of sw green eatery, WH ge datelee aelae of great as erhie Minus fer mauitimgs. Mr. Graves comes to Bogle Lake station agent. They have rented the ALC McClanahan. Mrs. Win, Martin and Everett Meory moved for San Antonio. Anne Margaret, Robert Samuel, Billie Martin and Chon May visited. Mrs. Vor Pinaes sent Cablinis to Yorktown. Mrs. Beasley and children returned from Fulshear. Subscriptions taken for all magazines. Beekman’s Drug Store.
Malaria in the blood claim for Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic destroys malarial germs in the blood removes impurities and restores energy by supplying new healthy blood. It also fortifies the system improves appetite and is pleasant to take with price one package advertised.
Wilbur Forrest Washington correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune toured Houston with a press special. He spoke of his long newspaper career including United Press posts in Europe and World War I frontline work.
A Texas mother from San Antonio praises California Fig Syrup as the natural remedy for children’s bowel troubles and weak digestion. The ad cites a four million bottle annual sales record and a testimonial from Mrs M H Goodrich of 1508 Olive St. Milton Jr weighs 42 pounds after using the product since infancy.
A.Nottawa man A W Caylor receives a Father’s Day letter from sons Tommie and Edward in San Antonio. They praise his devotion and sacrifices for their family, wishing him joy and lasting happiness. The issue notes church updates and a highway construction bid in Rosenberg to Hust.
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