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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
4
A clipped notice lists a local arrangement for Lake Gala with references to Eas Lake Savertiger and Marcy Ltd at 1308. It mentions a posting or class order and references frequency on Fridays. The fragmentary text includes the phrase FELEVHIONE NO. 86 and postal or civil service terms.
Brwoon scion Tins in stock supping. New Siexicd Caverns appear in fragmentary notice.
A fragmentary note reports Tribs Staty Ane ha Sonn AF TRANG TS and a brief, unclear item from a local page. The readable text provides no full names, places, dates, or concrete actions to confirm a clear event or outcome.
A long, fragmentary report mentions local figures including Parishes, a former city official, and attendees from Germ Hee Dorbier. Names such as Chad, Lonnie, Marmion, Hoffman, Harry Koliman, and Mrs Penny appear among a jumble of events tied to a fall schedule and upcoming readings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe improvement work at a residence with mentions of Mrs This Borst and Miklfins ta the Ne Napa tmnt TaD Naik modelid wath dsilyturs interior. Vermin Ma and Mr Pets were at Home on the tinsi PRL rectory.
Neighboring towns provide football notes with Rosenberg defeating Boling and Bay City pushing toward the district championship. Highlights include Rosenberg’s diminutive halfback scoring twice, and Bay City’s Tom Driscoll keying a late drive while Emmee nen and Richmond’s halfback lead their teams in scoring.
A vintage ad teases a beverage sold in oversized 22 ounce bottles at 3 cents each. It urges buyers to choose the brand by name, claiming no substitute and promising customers get their money's worth with six bottle cartons from their dealer.
M. and Coyle, president of the Chevrolet Motor Company, announced a 1 825,009,000 expansion program for the year. It includes boosting United States plant capacity by 25 percent and upgrading assembly and manufacturing facilities to support the revised output targets. The plan covers new buildings, re equipping existing plants, and creating storage to sustain higher production of engines, transmissions, and other units. Most improvements were undertaken with little public notice as Chevrolet transitions to new Master Deluxe and Standard models for 1938. The program aims to stabilize employment and prevent delays in deliveries by evenly spreading production across ten plants capable of delivering 19,000 cars daily.
Sunday School at 1000 am with morning worship at 11 00 am and evening service at 7 30 pm. A cordial invitation awaits you led by Pastor Rev Wm Logan. Also mentions Avalon midnight snow Halloween event and visits from Buildy Rogers and Mr and Mrs Walker with relatives in attendance.
Eagles of Eagle Lake beat Wharton Lions 13 to 0 on Priday night to end a long winless stretch. Braden and Estlinbaum led with timely touchdowns and strong backfield play despite early injuries and fumbles by Wharton.
The article notes that Christian Science services will read the Lesson Sermon on Sunday October 47. It references themes from James 1 12 and Mary Baker Eddy s views on resurrection and ascension, describing the weekly first day observance and the distribution of Bible based content. The piece presents a period voice with mentions of healing and spiritual endurance.
Florence Konesdeck and Clement Ricimn were married Tuesday at the Buplist retreat by Row BB Lew. Only a dozen close relatives attended. The couple reside in Eagle Lake and plan a home in the Dhetr home at the Heiney, Thane, MN.
Fragmentary text notes odd events and names from Meadlight last Saturday. The brief mentions an editor, an attorney, and various unclear actions including punished or assaulted individuals and baked goods.
Mrs. Joan Harlson died at home Tuesday night at age 75 after a three month illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the home, with Rev. W. B. Wheeler of the Methodist church delivering a sermon. Interment followed at Lakeside Cemetery. Survived by husband and two sons, Orvel of Oxford and Earlson of Shire nd, plus graves and Miss. The Headlight offers sympathy to the family.
Mrs. Melvin Campbell was honored on her birthday with a family reunion in Garwood on Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frnka Sr. and family, Allen Brn, John Frnks and children, August Dibola, Adolph Lahey, Miss Roma Frnka, and others from Eagle Lake and Garwood. The event featured a noon dinner and social gathering.
An Eagle Lake couple wed at Hha First Christian Church in Hobbs New Mexico on a Wednesday ceremony led by Reverend G A Burles. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs W P Wade of Eagle Lake, graduates from Twat Mik school and will reside with her husband in Eagle Lake while he works in the Humble Oil and Gas exploration department in New Mexico. After the ceremony, they traveled home with their parents and plan mass at Harden Hotel Hobbs.
Stafford Taylor has returned from Colorado and appears unsettled. The report notes his Marine status and unclear plans after arrival, with reference to prior moves and connections to the Tenlight section.
A fragmentary notice mentions Dr Monty Hofide, nephew of OF, tied to a New Mexico location and a social event with Buday Rogers and Betty Grable at the Avalon Theatre on a late night. The text is garbled but hints at a public or social notice connected to a family relation.
AVALON PROGRAM FOR THE COMING WEEK features Carroll Warte Hepburn in Alice Adams, with showings Thursday through Sunday and Saturday midnight reruns. The lineup includes Jack London’s Yukon tale and Coward era stage pieces, with Clark Gable Loretta Young and others in the film portions. The program blends classic features and contemporary theatre, drawing crowds for a diverse slate at the Avalon.
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