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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1928
Page
1
A broken post office in Alleyton was burglarized on Friday night. A masked intruder allegedly tried to force the cash drawer and steal money orders, aiming to cash them elsewhere. The details are unclear due to garbled text, but authorities suspect an attempt to cash money orders at a distant location. Authorities investigate and seek tips from the public.
The Garruuh State Bank undergoes reorganization with new officers and a capital of 225,000.00. Garwood Bank Sr. president and COO named. plans include an oil tank asset handling and a broader slate of organizational changes as the bank resumes operations. A group of locals will travel to Austin for the A. & M. Pexa excursion, with details and rates in today’s advertisement.
Garwood high school basketball team defeated Wallis Friday with a ten point margin, final score 17 to 6. The Garwood Hornets showed strong team play and fighting spirit, under coach Franklyn with players Bill Arnold Eionnell Boliska Fark Mctluthitn Ben Enorvar Leo Schilling Edwie Pinchback and James Hopkins contributing.
The Schell Brothers circus performed in Columbus last Saturday with an elephant, a dozen well trained ponies, and clever sets. The show drew a good audience despite a small program compared to the size of the outfit. Tickets were 7 and 25 cents for extras. a sensitive report noted the day’s attractions and travel from England.
The article notes Thanksgiving Day closures and altered schedules as many businesses and offices suspend normal operations. It mentions that Thursday is a traditional headcount day and that preparations involve adjusting hours and activities, with references to prior years and ongoing practices.
The Inggeet Gigewyer district court in Hage Lake heard a crowd as Mexican defendant Rafinia lape2 faced a vagancy charge. A fine of $200 was imposed, totaling about $404. The case, led by John Percy for the defendant and City Marshal details by Tanager Wee Frain, drew a large audience.
Nussbaum store plans relocation within Bugle Lake area to the Geo Herder site on Main Street. The existing building, once a hub of Main Street trade, has been sold to First National Bank. Owners discuss tenancy and rebuilding as local business shakes shift toward new site and timing post year start.
A local resident, once a notable Eagle Lake citizen, remains in improvement after a stay of several months at the Woman of the World Hospital in San Antonio. Reports indicate he weighed 190 pounds at admission and now weighs about 102% pounds as recovery progresses with hope of restoration to former health and strength. Mr. Dalvis H. Moore of Hopston is visiting the area for the week with friends. he is a nephew of Mrs. M. M. Bay.
Canaday returns from Merkel selection with thirtee n Hereford cattle praised as top quality stock. The herd includes bulls from the famed Largent line, shipped 178 miles west of Fort Worth and 300 miles north of San Antonio. Bulls born on the ranch are described as electrified and fans cooled, with champion ribbons and trophies highlighting the rig.
Mrs. Anna Newsom longtime Engle Lake resident dies in Houston after a month plus illness. Burial held at Forest Park Cemetery with husband and daughter, and relatives from Mineral Wells and Houston attending. Neighbors recall her as a faithful Christian, well loved by all who knew her.
Local talent promises a big hit presenting The UnMinute Stranger at the auditorium. Conflicting dates push back plans as cast members including Florence May and Reid Westmoreland Jr. work to prepare. An orchestra led by Miss Oliphint and John Som is planned, with roles for Florence Lovary and Mrs. Harry Larsen among others.
Wicks Trek Line will operate a service from Tauaron by Engle Lake, starting November 27. The first route will drive to Leper. A502 Cylunerer Street, at Engle, duty for a weekly delivery. UT and Uvacd will leave Ministdae at 4a today. The West sept. fang will give Bugle Lake its first-choice Lrehght. Vig urges Lew to Gaxhruel Ubeir Teiguit, etc.
A half page ad signals the opening of Vic Bigwlenks Oni jam Carey store next Wednesday. The new shop is readied with freight and stock, Mr. Engellard reports, and Mr. Mayervard plans the formal opening ceremonies for that time.
Brin the hartbelly Marsland visited Sluater Mire Jo Loding and cbilazen at the home of My and Mrs T. Car nes in Somerville. During a visit to Mrs Day she underwent an operation at Caney Valley Hospital in Wharwn. She was formerly Miss Juicy Gene Curses of Fugle Lake and many old friends enjoyed renewed acquaintance.
The article notes Bernard and Reisenberg will oversee operations once the highway section opens. New bosses will be alert to the prose liege, with equipment including trip fans and seats. The per meter care grows in Boston waiting to be put into service as soon as the Hast Bernard-Hesenhers section opens.
In LaGrange the Eagle Lake team claimed the district title after a hard fought season in which Wharton edged Eagle Lake in a late conference game earlier. Terry Wallace and other key players featured as Eagle Lake prepared for today’s decisive match at Latter Ode, where the winner would be crowned district champions.
An Altus Society of the Catholic church hosted a wedding shower for Miss Garni, daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Clase. The engagement to Mr Edward Metzke was announced and the wedding set for November 28. The afternoon featured refreshments and notes of delight from guests.
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