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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
8
A garbled obituary style notice lists numerous family members including Mr and Mrs Evantn and children, Mis atti best stirs Mire Hh Ireland, and Mis ang M mately. It mentions visits by relatives to a household in Volt Menvaly and lists several other names and vague relations.
Cemetery association warns funds for upkeep are limited, cannot employ a regular caretaker, and will not water shrubs or care for all grave flowers. Individuals must tend their own plots and arrange flowers. Members urge interested parties to support with garden upkeep and absolute care.
Phillips 61 of 1417 Pease Houston died at 2 07 p m last Thursday. He was president of Buffalo State Bank and long time manager of Moore Grocery Company Palestine with branches in Longview Pitt sburg and Tyler. He also led Pearlstone in Palestine and Nacogdoches Grocery travels. Survived by wife Rhonie two daughters Charline and Mrs Ble sister Mrs Matthews Englewood and five brothers R L R B of Buffalo Palestine Los Angeles and Houston.
During the past weeks livestock disease losses rose. The county agent, not a vet, offers advisory help and arranging veterinary services. A Fort Worth veterinary letter warns import of field vets to Colorado county and penalties for improper carcass disposal. Fine ranges 25 to 100 dollars.
Tomato growers in the Yonkum area express widespread dissatisfaction with current sales and prices. They announce that a farm co operative marketing association will be organized locally to coordinate with buyers, aiming to secure fairer terms and reduce mistreatment felt under existing marketing practices.
The fragment describes a Sunday game involving Mexican teams and the Tigers of Yorkie, with mentions of July and Yorktown. Guests Ruth and Jowel Buyer are noted with their aunt Mrs Hampton visiting in aarten.
Mary Penn, colored, died here yesterday at nine o clock Thursday morning. She was the wife of Jim Penn who operated a store at Altair and sister of Too Penn. Born in Ausby county in 189. Survived by five children and multiple siblings. Flourish of visitors from Houston and nearby towns noted in memorial attendance.
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