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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1922
Page
3
November 24 notice invites the Chesterville community to a day and night gathering at Eagle Lake. Attendees are urged to join for chicken pie, fried chicken, mashed potatoes with cranberries, hot coffee, and country cream pies. Bring money to contribute.
A Chicago sewing machine operator describes relief from a serious left side pain after trying Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She had sought medical advice and avoided surgery, crediting the remedy for improving her condition and enabling her to continue work in a shop.
NADA NEWS NOTES reports a late item about Mr Thow’s message and recalls a solemn ceremony for Krenek a Skven at the church. The nuptial mass featured a large attendance and a receiving line at the entrance by a society member. Afterward there were wedding meals at the bride’s home, with the Tuiton Band providing music. The piece shifts to social occasions including a birthday dinner for Adolph Heine and hospitality by Mary Heine’s family, a garden dance at the home of Geo Bittner, and a new home near completion that hosted a Sunday dance. Also noted are Mr Eugene Syring and wife’s move to Campbellton after their wedding, and several visits and travels among local families amid a rainy week. HOLIDAY CARDS AT HEADLIGHT OFFICE.
Garwood residents share hospital news as Kalilina recovers from appendicitis at Caney Valley Hospital. The piece lists local visitors and kin in diverse towns, names multiple families, and notes Armistice Day activities amid community chatter.
Local ad notes a wood-yard opening on a lot by the Eagle Lake Water and Light Plant offering delivered firewood of various lengths. The notice mentions J. Martin and Mrs. Annia Phillips planning travel to LaGrange and Galveston for medical consultation, with S. P. Damon family from Richmond visiting for the big fair.
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