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Eagle Lake Headlight

Location

Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1942

Page

2

Lions Club East Bernard Plans Nov 16 Barbecue Night

The Lions Club of East Bernard announced a ladies night chicken barbecue for Monday night November 16 at the building. About 13 Lions and Lionesses from Eagle Lake planned to attend, with further plans for a Thanksgiving party on November 25 and a Christmas dance on December 26 under Lion Mill and Klass. The meeting included Armistice Day remarks and Marine history, closing with a song and flag salute. Also noted is the E A Witter family moving to Austin and their previous time in San Angelo.

Cation Lions Club of East Bernard Eagle Lake Bot Cole Rudolph Spanihel Dr. Kopécky L. Mill T. R. Sewell Lion Mill Lion Klass Rev. Klass Lion

Drescher Family Notice in Bernardo News

A brief family notice from Bernardo News lists ALTHIMA DRESCHER and her daughters plus extended relatives. The item mentions Mr and three family members of Corp Hoegel of Violet, Fannie and Sophie of Christ, and connections to Fran, Mrs T, Drescher, Sealy, Lawrence, Meisner, and a grocery relation.

Corp’ Hoegel Violet Fannie Sophie Christ Fran Drescher Sealy Ls Lawrence Meisner Greecry

Sunday Visiting in Chesterville Area Noted

Fragmentary report lists Mrs A L Jorde Miss Francine Cull and Ser Aleta visiting in Chesterville with Mrs W Sco io Mrs 5 W Kostin and Emington Field sities mentioned in a busy weekend social note.

A. L. Jorde Francine Cull Ser. W. Sco

Heart Health Rules From State Officer

Austin article outlines heart basics with figures and advice from Dr. Geo W. Cox. It urges annual exams after illness, dental care, weight balance, balanced diet, restraint on painkillers and stimulants, and steady regular exercise to protect the heart.

Austin Texas Geo. W. Cox

Lissie Happenings and Local News Updates

Mrs Willis Cutler mourns sister Mrs Bud Sparks of Nome after a tragic accident when a stalled car on railroad tracks was struck by an oncoming train. Funeral services were held in Bay City. Cora Williams and Howard Wiese wed Nov 12. Local residents relocate, new homes and stores open. Several families in the area, including the Cook and Miller households, share moves, guests, and Armistice Day activities. Captain Praytor joins national service.

Willis Cutler Bud Sparks Nome Bay City J R. Anderson Fght Cherokee Oklo Cora Williams Rock Island Howard Wiese Liesie G. J. Caleb Eldvidie Lissie Cook Miss Pearl McCormick R. L. Cook G. E. Cook Oscar Smith el Campo A. J. Steuss Praytor Fagle Lake

Thanksgiving for 1942 as war era gratitude and faith

Ruth Taylor writes of Thanksgiving 1942 amid war and scarcity. She urges gratitude for mercy and freedom, comparing modern hardship to the Pilgrims’ trials, and calls Americans to stand united, store resolve, and continue worship and support for those fighting for right.

Ruth Taylor Nature United States

Mrs Braun and daughter enter flying school in Houston

Mrs A W Braun and her daughter Miss Patricia are living in Houston while Miss Braun studies flying. Upon earning her Wings she will join ferry service piloting planes. Mrs Mary Glaiser and two others spent Armistice Day with Camp Wallace officers.

A. W. Braun Patricia. Braun Houston Miss Braun Mary Glaiser Chester Glaiser J. K. Davidson J. K Davidson Camp Wallace

Peanuts Seed Reservations Called for 1943 Planting

Producers who pledged peanuts for oil must reserve seed for their 1943 planting needs when selling the 1942 crop. They cannot sell the entire crop due to rebuying seed from others, so adequate seed storage is advised to meet 1943 requirements.

Looking Backward November 23 1918 Red Cross visit notes

Mesdames Hanly Bowles Duncan and others attended a Red Cross county meeting in Columbus. Visitors include Ed Frnka of Garwood, Miss Josephine Knight en route home from San Antonio, Mrs Clement and Mrs Cookenboo with baby in Houston, and Thos Waddell family visiting. Reuben Burtischell visited with his father near Aileyton. Lakeside Sugar Refinery shipout to Jamaica prompts Maurice Miller to sail. Captain Autrey at Camp Bowie spent weekend with Aultey and relatives. Thanksgiving service planned at eleven. Belle Nail returned from a weeks visit to a daughter in AL Guynn. E G Harris and H C Malarese were among those visiting.

E. W. Hanly Geo H. Bowles I. V. Duncan E. Roos J. E. Roberts Columbus Red Cross Ed. R. Frnka Garwood Mentor Northington Josephine Egypt San Antonio C. B. Clement Rock Island Euene Cookenboo Baby Houston Viiting Thos Waddell Mearl Hudson Cagle Lake Reuben Burtischell Ellington Field Henry Burtischell Aileyton Sungar Jamaca Maurice Miller Cl von Lengerke A. A. Autrey Camp Bowie Auetrey Belle Nail Claushter J. Brown Guynn

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