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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
10
German services in Moulton Sunday morning at 10 80 o clock and English services Sunday evening at 7 30. German communion services in Baursville on Good Friday.
The troop met Sunday evening to plan eight benches for the meeting room. Neckers will be dyed black with an orange M on the back. An order from headquarters includes Songbooks First Aid Kit an Axe and other items. Each boy pays 20c toward benches with rest from troop funds. Thanks to a neighboring troop for surplus funds. Service bars awarded for full attendance. Wolf Patrol wins point contest and earns a shield. Hy Bohnenkamp Press Reporter.
Birthdays listed for March include Joe Raab Walter Linbrugger John Kubicek and the twins Miss Janie and John Sustr with family celebrations at several homes. A bean guessing contest awarded Joe Klesel stationery and Mrs Rud Heinrich the booby prize. A school basket supper netted 3.35 with prizes to Vlasta Boehm Martha Pilzner and Augusta Raad. August Linbrugger visited Yorktown and Leona Selzer married Charles Stevens in Tranquility Catholic church.
Chevrolet plans to unveil its two millionth car early in July as the second maker to reach this milestone. Since its 1911 founding, the company has grown to 12 American assembly plants, 7,000 dealers, and 26,000 payroll, with a history of exhaustive testing on the new design.
For sale the Ed Arnim home in Moulton Texas with four acres of land. The property is well improved and offers potential buyers detailed particulars through A. J. Darilek of Moulton Texas.
Lost overcoat reported in Moulton February 28. Coat bears Krank Vondrak stamp. reward offered for return to The Eagle Office.
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