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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1937
Page
8
FOR SALE or Trade A brief ad lists 2 mules and 4 horses for trade or sale from Filipp on Route 3 in Shiner Texas. The fragment mentions dry cleaning and clothing care as tips.
Sunday School and Bible Class will meet this Sunday morning with a church welcome extended. No divine service next Sunday while the pastor attends the Synodical convention in Pflugerville Texas. Children and two Bible classes are invited to attend.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club met April 1 at the bank building. Miss Elizabeth Dietschke resigns as secretary treasurer and Miss Rosalie Etlinger is elected. Lisette Winkenwaerder chosen delegate to A M short course in July. Members Rosalie Etlinger Hilda Kaiser join the club. The next meeting is April 14 at Lisette Winkenwaerder’s home with Miss Morgan demonstrating a walk.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Fr. Wilks and Moulton residents Wm Meyer J T Jaeggli E O Arnim Mrs Erna Kotzebue E A Turk Hallettsville Frank Biehunke Jr Ben Schneider all of Moulton.
Verna Schlepp says Adlerika cleared pimples and left skin smooth and healthy. The Kopecky Drug Co. promotes Adlerika as a bowel cleansing product freeing poisons that worsen complexion.
Several from Moulton attended the fourth anniversary celebration of the CCC at Schulenburg Sunday. They report a goodly attendance and an interesting program.
Miss Emma Hench hosted a Sub-Deb Club gathering Tuesday evening with spirited games and a cake lunch including sandwiches figs Ritz biscuits strawberry dessert and coffee. Miss Vivian Riske won high score Miss Eunice Kopecky received the consolation prize and Miss Raye Alford captured the galloping prize. W L Henkhaus of Shiner was in Moulton Thursday morning.
The piece explains the term monkey wrench likely derives from Charles Moncke a London blacksmith whose adjustable wrenches were called Moncke wrenches. Public language then corrupted Moncke into monkey in common usage.
Collier's Weekly notes that Black Sheep of card games known as Patience or Solitaire is played worldwide in hundreds of variants yet seldom discussed in books or articles on card playing.
Mrs Aug W Janszen and her daughters of Hallettsville were in Moulton Tuesday afternoon for a 4 p m appearance or event, with local social notes indicating a visit by the party.
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