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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
4
President Roosevelt endorses the Pan American Games to be held at the international fair in Dallas from June 12 through 18. In a letter to Governor James V. Allred he praises sports competition as a method to foster closer relations and goodwill among people and nations.
Governor James V. Allred issues May 1 as Child Health Day and urges private and public agencies to cooperate with federal state and local groups to promote health and security of mothers and children.
Mrs. Mary Schmidt nee Baker died at Bellville and was buried in Frelsburg. She was cousin to F. T. Fehrenkamp. Attending from here were F. T. Fehrenkamp, Mrs. Erna Kotzebue, Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp, and Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp.
The Oak Hill Cemetery Association of Flatonia will observe Decoration Day on Sunday April 18 at 2 oclock in the afternoon.
Lavaca County cotton statistician James H. Strauss of Hallettsville reports 8,667 bales ginned and to be ginned from the 1936 crop versus 14,159 bales from 1935 in Lavaca County.
Annual Decoration Day ceremonies will be held at Shiner on Sunday April 11 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
The 1986 cotton production totaled 12,187,480 bales, up from 10,628,391 bales in 1985 and 6,634,559 bales in 1934.
The coronation of King George VI, planned for May, is estimated to cost about 2.27 million dollars. Officials and organizers outline funding sources and ceremonial expenses for the grand event.
Mr and Mrs John Cinadr and Mrs Otto Fisbeck were in Houston one day last week attending to business matters.
Albin Heidrich of near town received a surprise party Saturday night for his 70th birthday. Relatives and friends gathered to extend congratulations and best wishes for many returns of the day. Refreshments were served.
Mrs J B Wilson hosted the Thursday Bridge Club with guests. Mrs Louis Reindl led member scoring, Mrs J M Meiners top guest score, Mrs Anton Kolar won galloping prize, and Miss Marguerite Boehm took consolation. Decorations featured roses and sweet peas with potato salad ham sandwiches and banana cake. Mrs D F Johnson of Flatonia attended as an out of town guest.
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