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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1938

Page

10

Zion Lutheran Church Plans Holy Week Services and Activities

The church schedules Good Friday service in German at 10:00 A M with Holy Communion. Easter Sunday English services at 9:00 A M and 10:00 A M with Holy Communion. Easter Egg Hunt at Herman Park at 2:00 P M. Bake Sale April 16 and Luther League start April 20. Easter Monday German service at 8:30 A M.

Ladies’ Aid C, P Herman Park Luther League E. Jacobs Witting Lutheran Church

Breitschopf Family Attends Mrs. Rud. Kratz Funeral

Henry Breitschopf and his son Emanuel attended the funeral of Mrs. Rud. Kratz held at Orange Grove on Saturday.

Henry Breitschopf Emanuel Rud. Kratz Orange Grove

April through history notes from colonial and 19th century events

A brief list recounts events such as La Salle claiming Louisiana in 1682 and King James issuing land grants in 1606. It notes Fort Canby massacre in 1873, a Rock Springs tornado in 1927, Texas constitution drafting in 1833, Fort Sumter evacuation, and the Hartford School for the Deaf opening in 1840.

War era notes mix of dates and events from 1261 to 1930

A garbled timeline lists varied items including Confederate gunboats near Seksoue in 1863, Columbus and Isabella voyages in 1492, Paul Revere’s 1775 ride, a Baltimore assault by Federal troops, early Massachusetts education board in 1837, a 1930 Ohio fire, and Washington’s reference to “oval” fees, all presented as a single scrambled record.

Uncle Sam's Peace Table at the 1939 New York World's Fair

Giant steamshovels reshape the Federal Area a $3 000 000 project for the fair. Uncle Sam presides at a world peace table with a Federal Building at the head of a Hall of Nations hosting 64 participating countries. The exhibit interprets government branches and features a Roosevelt opening day speech. Howard L Cheney is the architect.

New York Uncle Sam Roosevelt Howard L. Cheney United States New York World’s Fair Commission Secretary of Agriculture Henry A

Fire Damages Bakery In Hallettsville Texas

Fire discovered at Hissler's Bakery Saturday night around 9 p m but extinguished before major damage. Bread made at an accommodating Yoakum bakery until repairs could be completed as readings mention local community club event with listed names.

Hallettsville Texas Hissler’s Yoakum

Subscriptions Paid Since Last Report

The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments received since the last report. Names include John Schutz Shiner Mrs G W Cooper Gonzales G W Cooper Jr Houston E Bowe Moulton Joe Zivesky Moulton E D Meyer Moulton Octo Templin Seguin J T Jaeggi Moulton A J Melnar Moulton Wm J Meyer Moulton Lucas Rehmet Moulton Joe Ducho Moulton Henry Krause Moulton F W Hans Moulton G J Bohnenkamp Moulton Jove Schmidt Shiner Rev E Jacobs Moulton Telephone Office Moulton F L Hofner Moulton.

John Schutz Shiner G. W. Cooper Gonzales G. W. Cooper, Jr Houston E. Bowe Moulton Joe Zivesky E. D. Meyer Octo Templin Seguin J.T. Jaeggi A. J. Melnar Wm. J. Meyer Lucas Rehmet Joe Ducho Henry Krause F. W. Hans G. J. Bohnenkamp Jove Schmidt Rev. E. Jacobs Telephone Office F. L. Hofner

Rice in Japan and Peru rice trade

The article notes about 4 000 rice varieties in Japan and claims the best rice comes from Peru but is costly for Peruvians. It states Peruvians buy cheaper Chinese rice and mentions rice cakes in parts of China being used as soap.

Japan Peru China

Ford Mansion in Morristown Washingtons Headquarters

The Ford mansion, a Morristown landmark, served as Gen. George Washingtons headquarters in 1779 five years after construction. It later became a museum, preserving its historical role and significance.

Ford Morristown Jacob Ford George Washington

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