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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1936
Page
8
Dry clean them oftener and wear fresh garments to improve performance. Cinadr's Cleaning Parlor offers professional services to keep outfits fresh for events and daily use.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Mrs. Alton Cook Seguin, Richard Arnim Moulton, Mrs. A. A. Bettinardi Oakland California, Miss Emma Mueller Seguin, Mrs. F. C. Koester Skidmore, Jno. M. Meiners Moulton.
Sunday School and Bible Class at Zions Lutheran Church will proceed at the regular hour while no divine services occur next Sunday due to the pastor attending the Texas District convention in Yorktown. Summer confirmation class invites all children. fall session canceled. Next instruction set for Saturday May 2 at 8 am. Pastor A. H. Falkenberg extends a welcome.
Miss Agnes Trojacek came home Saturday after seven weeks in Danbury Houston and Kennoh. Mr and Mrs Charles Leexamp returned to Kilgore Monday after visiting J C Kopecky. Mr and Mrs Sam Kenedy of Houston and Mrs M Pollock and son Victor of Shiner visited the John Reindl home Sunday. The Reindl and Henrichs families traveled to Houston this week to witness the San Jacin to celebration and visit Rudolph Reindl and family.
Moulton sent several competitors to the LaGrange interscholastic district meet last Saturday. Lorena Ruth Smith finished second in senior girls declamation and Sam Jaeggli Jr took second in junior boys declamation. Majorie Darilek entered junior declamation and Edward Henry Fehrenkamp competed in essay writing.
A. W Hinrichs 65 owner of a long running variety store in Gonzales was found dead today with a pistol bullet through his heart. A gun lay beside him. Justice Lee Dubose ruled death by his own action in the store.
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