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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
4
Eagle Lake Headlight reports Eagle Lake Advertiser absorbed March 1908. Editor Bruce W McCarty notes publication details, filing information, and subscription rates while listing the town’s telephoned contact and post office publication status.
Local notes recount hostess Garwowdl Gathe as hostess at the Presbyterian meeting on Belmont Street. Guests include Arthur Thrasser of Port Arthur and Ros e Thrash er, with relatives from Elinger and Moe Back Moyer. Sunday visitors and family gatherings noted, plus an appeal for readers to share news and privacy wishes. Vernon Thrasler birthday observed with a family gathering and a tea party.
Jeffersonian Democrats of Texas pledge a non partisan stand condemning Roosevelts policies. They warn of a socialistic state, attack New Deal finances and communists, and urge Texans to vote against Roosevelt to defend states rights and constitutional principles. The notice lists executive committee members and campaign offices across Texas.
Mrs Edgar Baring hosted the Lo Lie Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary on Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames Prika Meyers and C Reiehle, relatives of Mrs A L Baring, attended with guest Edith Gillespie from Muskogee Oklahoma visiting the city with Mrs W B Harrison.
A large crowd attended the funeral for J. N. Lee who passed away September 17. Rev Harry Huseher led the services. interment was at Munsonie Cemetery near Enale Lake. Lee was known for his sunny disposition and will be missed by many friends.
A long account describes Loen Lake in western Norway as a dramatic fjord system with sheer cliffs, glaciers, and waterfalls. It recalls historic avalanches in 1905 and 1954 that killed dozens, and notes the local villages Newsdal and Bordal battered by waves and rock falls as visitors seek mountain routes along the rugged shore.
Mrs. d. Glass Rey reports a weekend of social visits with Eagle Lake friends including Miss Myrtle and Crinelys. Families such as Miller, Braden, and Resxer hosted dinners and birthdays. Nearby residents like Neuendorff, Neswender, and Heck retired from work after extended visits, with Oklahoma City noted for a trip by a family member.
Church services next Sunday are at 7 and 3 with Benediction after the second mass. The Mother's Society meets after the second mass, and the Young Ladies Sodality held its monthly meeting with Father Weber present. A Requiem High Mass for Rev. GC J Benes will include Holy Communion for attendees. An outing is planned. Lorine Schneider won the attendance prize. The St Joseph’s Society met with good turnout. Frank Arnold reported on the Skate and National League Convention in San Antonio. The next meeting is on the second Sunday, October 1, in the afternoon. The Mother’s Society may share a joint meeting. Nada School opened with about 120 pupils. math added as algebra/geometry subjects. Several school improvements noted including new desks, backhornedy tables, and other materials. Three Sunday water relief lists installed. more ground equipment and water materials to follow. Farmers fear loss of Mil feed crops as patter time nears. rats have damaged cane and hay.
The Chesterville column records visits and family notes including Mr and Mrs Me and family at Wallis and Hernnne Sunday, preparations by Mrs Acnutt Thoms, and several locals on the sick list. It mentions Mrs Salladay’s Bayle Lake trip, encounters in Kerrville with Rev Ryan and Garwood connections, and church activities near Chesterville.
The Eagle Lake Study Club opened its 1986-27 season with a tea hosted by Mrs. R. Killough. Mexican is the theme with Mexican pottery, music, and costumes, featuring Lupe art, Sandiga Puente, and a guitar besides a program by Mrs. Durbin and others. The club plans a study on Our National Problems starting October TH with Mrs. Horninghaus leading.
Midshipman William Conkee returned to Annapolis from the U.S. Naval Academy after a three week leave with his parents Mrs and Mr G. FE Cook. He plans to rejoin school in Washington D C and resume studies at the academy. William McCrarey of Waelder is noted in the report.
An expert and former associate of Redlieb will demonstrate a rupture repair method at the Plaza Motel in Minneapolis on a Wednesday evening. The event advertises wear resistant trusses and methods to hold protruding ruptures in place during exertion, with appointment-based guidance.
A fragmented OCR passage lists names and places around a wedding scene with garbled wording. Phrases reference a bride, families, and local individuals such as Katie Adair Hopkins and Garwood, but the text is inconsistent and mostly unreadable.
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