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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
8
Bill Cornelson and his 12 piece orchestra were chosen by the audience over Fred Gardner and the University of Texas Troubadors for the second big dance at Koester's Hall on Sunday evening. The event features waxed floors and airplane ventilation, with dancing from 9:00 until the early morning, admission 90 cents plus tax.
Zions Lutheran Church details Easter Sunday events with a 9 30 a m Sunday School and Bible Class and a 10 a m German service on April 8 1934. A Confirmation Class begins April 14 at 8 30 am for children, with parents urged to enroll them. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a cordial welcome.
If you suffer from a skin trouble such as Itch Kezema Athletes Foot Ring Worm Tetter or Pimples we will sell you a jar of Black Ointment on a guarantee. Price fifty cents. Kopecky Drug Co.
A note advertising Raab's Studio Kodak Finishing with the slogan A gift that money can't buy. It targets friends who will appreciate a personalized keepsake and lists the studio contact as 129J with phone details.
A message urges farmers to add Star Parasite Remover to drinking water to prevent worms mites fleas and other bloodsucking pests in chickens and turkeys. The product is claimed to maintain bird health and egg production at a low cost, addressing owls and pests noted in the text.
Mr Henry Koester Jr and family of Seguin visited home folks Sunday. Milton Kaase and Mr Tietjen of Schulenburg spent Sunday in the Kaase home. Miss Bertha Kaase returned home after several weeks in Moulton.
Born to Mr and Mrs J M Cole near Nickel on March 13 a girl. Born to Mr and Mrs Joe Brazda near Komensky on April 2 a boy named Darvin.
C T Johnson of the University of Texas visited home folks over the weekend. Clifton Koester of near Moulton is recovering from illness. Vine Rehmer has returned home from Shiner hospital. A P McElroy and C E Vanderheider of Hallettsville were in Moulton mingling with voters on Saturday.
The Knothole Gang won both games against the Tigers. Final scores were 12 to 9 in the first game and 15 to 1 in the second game.
OCR fragment lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday Express and Moulton Eagle with figures like 2.30 and 1.09, 4 20, indicating a comparison of annual and weekly rates across papers.
Texas made fountain pen ink advertised for sale at The Eagle Office. Only a bottle available.
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