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Newspaper
Eagle Lake Headlight
Location
Eagle Lake, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1931
Page
3
The text warns that fatigue and pale skin signal run-down bodies from stress and overwork. It promotes S.S.S. as a tonic with a century of claimed success for restoring strength and vitality to the blood and suggests trying the larger size for price savings.
Mr and Mrs EE Stell were called to Houston Prides by the illness of his brother in law Mr R b Smith who died that day. Funeral services were held Saturday. Mr and Mrs J F Brokaw returned home after an extended Kerrville stay. Virginia Guynn of Houston, formerly of this city, visits Miss Lucy Kate Rogers as Women Missionary Society meets at the church. Mrs L C Wozencraft led a Bible study with good attendance. Mr and Mrs H W Ahlers and Mr and Mrs W W Little were visitors in Houston Sunday. Filling prescriptions remains Beckman’s Drug Store's key duty.
Mr and Mrs H Landa and Mr and Mrs J Nathan spent the weekend visiting in Houston. They were accompanied as far as the city by Miss Evelyn Lande who visited Galveston. Beckman's Drug Flare and conscientious prescription service cited. Mr and Mrs B H Daily spent Monday visiting in Houston.
The Fourth Annual Wharton County Fair will host public speaking events the week of October 13. State Senator T. J. Holbrook of Galveston and U S Representative V J Mansfield of Columbus have accepted invitations to speak. Mansfield plans a Wednesday address around 4 pm, Holbrook opens the event on Tuesday at 7 pm from a midway platform. broadcasting will ensure clear reception.
The Chesterville correspondence notes publication schedules and deadlines for news items. It highlights that notices must reach the editor by Tuesday afternoon for the Friday insert, and emphasizes timely financial and public matters reporting by local officials and school leaders.
Friends and acquaintances mourn the death of Rheinol Shullmin who died Tuesday night in Bay City after a long illness. He served overseas in World War I and was born in Pressburg. Funeral services were held by Rev. C. Lechtechte with local church and community members in attendance.
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