Early drilling of Ol test well begins here
Local report states initial drilling will start soon at an Ol test well site. Officials cautioned progress will unfold in stages as crews mobilize.
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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
1
Local report states initial drilling will start soon at an Ol test well site. Officials cautioned progress will unfold in stages as crews mobilize.
A fragment mentions a guest of Mrs LG Edgar identified as Alese San Tity with partial legibility. The note reflects a social guesting detail in a local society item from the period.
Duncan Endergoes undergoes appendicitis surgery in Bauston after several attempts. Report mentions Vance deserted his own plan, with unclear details and a note about the test sequence.
An incident at a Nussbau r Store Monday evening led to charges against a party named Burgar-Hores Carly. The report cites a colored section and mentions individuals including Willie ail Jamie and a man identified as Jcha Senckes, with details about the accused and alleged events.
Constable Whitten died in Houston hospital on Wednesday afternoon after serving as precinct lawman for two years. He conducted a market near his East Main Street home and was well known across the region. Survived by his wife, two brothers in Texas, and two sisters, his death is mourned by many in the community.
Enrollment figures show 492 in the wire echool, 1M in the nesxo school, and $0 in the Mexican school, with 250 in grades locally and 152 in high school enrolled by Wednesday. The senior class has prospects for at least four graduates. multiple out of town students are listed. The term begins smoothly with all teachers returning, a full program of work, and a visit by Prof Louis Sands who spoke on the university reforms.
Frank Froka of Garwood was injured when a truck struck him on Conroe street in Conroe Wednesday afternoon. A telephone message to relatives said the injuries are painful but not considered serious. Froka, working in the Conroe highway department area on fridge tech, was砀 engaged in maintenance work at the time.
Mr and Mrs Prank Doupiss of Borstsnc and their son Claire Allen of Chilas attended the funeral in Gonzales for J B Dou puss president of the Papmers National Bank of Gonzales who died in Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio after ten Saturday night. Laine Headlight extends sympathy in the death of his brother.
The notice extends sympathy to Johnson of Bad Tose Galforiia and Mrs John Besch of Kansas City Missouri. Funeral services will be held from the family home Friday afternoon past 2:00 with Rev Walter E Hedgers conducting the service at the home and cemetery, Bee Lake side Cemetery.
The Headlight asks readers to mail social event reports and accounts of gatherings to the paper as soon as possible after events. It notes the office has machinery in operation and requests prompt submission, especially for cooperate and social proceedings, to ensure coverage.
Eagle Lake reported a strong turnout for its first Trades Day, with many local businesses and contributors backing the association. The program included awards with gold pieces, a noon ceremony, and entertainment planned by Jay Wiley and others for a second event.
Mrs Hianic Matthews underwent a serious eye nose and throat operation at Houetwa bye Gar Noze and Throat Hospital Saturday. She stood the ordeal well and remains in hospital with her husband and friends hoping for full relief from her troubles.
Improvement noted in Mrs. Fandow’s health after recent illness. Reports state she was hospitalized at Hopton, with plans for surgery possible, though sources say recovery appears steady and ongoing through this week.
Mr A s Morthington of Egypt led a fall potato planting effort on Tuesday morning, driving up to the pits chase summit for fall planting. Northington notes two fine seasons in the ground and optimistic yields if fertilized properly. He plans liberal use of fertilizer and native seed this fall.
Universal Motor Company plans a move to new quarters comprising merged former Davis Service Station, Geo Herder and other buildings on Main Street. The new two-building complex will house main offices, parts department, a large display showroom, and a dedicated service department with upgraded lighting and layout designed by Manager McKilhinney. The move, expected in late spring, will provide improved offices, a spacious showroom, and a more convenient service area for customers.
Mr Corley suffered a broken right ankle after a storm damaged rope and chairlift at his home. He remains in plaster and under care of a doctor. His condition is improving but the report notes he would benefit from rest and medical attention.
The East Bernard Home Destiny Aimiiun Club met at P. T Wall on Tuesday in Wharen County. Wills and Nae red per erot ebb exhibit.
Report details arrests of three men linked to a cotton theft case with burglary and arson charges. Authorities said the trio confessed controlling a local ring, while two suspects remained in custody and a fourth faced separate counts for concealing stolen property. Local authorities stated the case involves the Met Mews gubbry horse at the scene.
William Williamson, a well known Eagle Lake attorney, died Monday at his home after a four year illness and a recent decline in health. Born in St Marys, he practiced law in Eagle Lake since moving from Richmond, where he studied, and was highly regarded for his criminal work. He leaves two sons E. Williamson and Malcolm Williamson, a daughter Mrs. Malory McDonald, and a wife, Annie Lange, married in 1922. Funeral services were held at the family home with interment at Columbus Cemetery. active pallbearers and many mourners attended. He was about to celebrate his birthday.
Fragmented text notes a postponed dance and shifting plans for a week. Mentions Seer, Ramond, and Dallas Titman among attendees, with references to a local mill and banners. Indicates an upcoming event on September 2nd and uncertain plans for a concert involving a Buea rchi Cerny orchestra.
The bed of Max Meymidn, 72, longtime Colorado county resident, was found shot near his home in a cotton field outside Columbus. The Peace HP Hain sheriff reported a fatal sunshot wound with a single rifle shot. Meymidn is survived by his wife and three children.
Readers will hear of Wharton County fair activities beginning September 20 with a community concert at El Campa Municipal, a 15 minute club program, and a speech by Hans W. Mansfeld. The schedule includes a band concert, luncheon, youth events, and agricultural exhibits led by Mr. Ward and Miss Graham, aiming to surpass last year’s fair.
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