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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1939
Page
7
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President Franklin D Roosevelt issues a proclamation designating Monday May 1 as Child Health Day urging nationwide focus on children's well being. The order emphasizes public health campaigns and family safety across the nation.
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi Weekly Farm News advertise combined yearly rates of $2.50 per year. Readers are urged to subscribe now, highlighting cost savings and timely delivery.
Kotzebue Drug Co. and E. and R. Drug Store advertise Black Hawk Ointment for itching various conditions. A guarantee is offered with jars priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
When your newspaper subscription expires renew through me to have your paper delivered to your home or business. I also handle mail subscriptions for Harold Kuape.
Frank Wagner visited Hallettsville last week Thursday. Victor Fehrenkamp and family spent Sunday in Shiner. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli were in Houston last week Tuesday. Alvin P. Mueller of Seguin traveled to Houlton Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Ed. Kolar and son Ken Ward were in Houston Friday on business.
M. A. Hobbs of Hallettsville and Paul C. Boethel of Hallettsville were in Moulton Saturday mingling with friends. Horace Wimberly and J. B. Wilson parties visited relatives in surrounding towns. Ed Roggenbucke of Fort Worth and C. T. Johnson of Austin also spent time in the area over the weekend.
Trustees may contract with teachers before the trustee election but no contract can be made from the election time until the new trustee qualifies. In districts with a new trustee, no contracts may be signed after April 1 until May 1. In districts with an old trustee re-elected, contracts may begin as soon as the oath of office is taken. Contracts signed before April 1 are binding. William A. Eilers, Co. Supt.
Oak Grove P T A met Friday night March 31 at the schoolhouse after postponement from March 24 due to County Meet. A pupil program entertained attendees as Horace Wimberly spoke briefly and members approved minutes before handling new and old business.
Miss Virginia Valenta of Austin spent the past weekend in Moulton visiting home folks and friends. She toured local spots and enjoyed time with neighbors before returning to her duties.
Judge A J Darilek and Lawrence Novak attended business matters in Hallettsville on Saturday.
Mrs Hilary E Adams visited in Houston staying with Mr and Mrs J B Wilson in their home.
University of Texas at Austin students Boyce Rehmer and Arnold Pa pacek were home for the weekend, according to a brief society note.
Miss Dorothy Jean Jaeggli and Miss Jennie Trublood of Austin spent the weekend at the J. T. Jaeggli home.
Mr and Mrs Clint Small Jr and Mr Al Regan of Austin spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli.
Dan Davilek of Houston and Allen Davilek of San Antonio visited their parents Judge and Mrs. A. J. Davilek on Sunday, spending time at the family home.
Mr and Mrs George Baur of Moulton along with Mr Reinhard Pietsch and family of Wied came back Sunday after visiting relatives in Galveston and Houston for a vigil.
The text explains that dreaming arises when part of the brain remains awake during sleep and is influenced by conscious forces. It argues dreams provide rest by transporting the sleeper, with an example of a hammock dweller perceiving a hot sun as a desert vision, while the brain remains partly awake.
Dr. J. G. Guenther of La Grange was in Moulton Monday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Wagner and children, Miss Josephine and Frank Jr., and Miss Ethel Cooper were in San Antonio one day last week.
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