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Land is offered for sale with contact through The Eagle Office. Interested parties should call to obtain details and arrange viewing.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1937
Page
8
Land is offered for sale with contact through The Eagle Office. Interested parties should call to obtain details and arrange viewing.
The entry notes Sunday May 2 1937 with 0 00 A M Sunday School and Bible Class listed in the church timetable.
Words fail to express the depth of our gratitude for the assistance given us when sorrow and bereavement laid its heavy hand on our hearts. We thank Msgr Netardus and Father Bily for comfort, doctors for attention, nurse Miss Winzig, Supt. Miss Havel of Shiner hospital, floral offerings, neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy. Mrs. William Kram and Children.
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted us during illness and after the death of our husband father son and brother Anton J Jilek. Special thanks to Rev Joseph Pustka of Flatonia Rev Joseph Kopp and the choir. Floral tributes deeply appreciated from Mrs Anton J Jilek and Children Mother Brothers and Sisters.
The Nickel School will hold graduation exercises Friday evening April 30 at 8 P M Judge Ellison of Gonzales will be principal speaker and address the graduates Alma Menel is valedictorian Irwin Mikulencak salutatorian George Lockstedt will give the class poem Musical selections will be performed by Mrs Bednar Nelwyn Thompson and Junior Biehunko Invocation and benediction will be given by a local minister.
The Eagle highlights a 1 cent sale at Kotzebue Drug Co and lists visitors including Victor Fehrenkamp family and Miss Tillie Franke in LaGrange. Other locals guests hail from Eagle, Taylor, and Raymondville with several family and university trips. A St Josephs school play set for May 6 draws anticipation. Victor Vogt improves after illness near Moulton.
Mr and Mrs A M Huckel of San Antonio spent last week in the W A Schreiber home. Mrs Huckel was formerly Miss Exna Boening of this place.
The Boehm family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for assistance during their bereavement after the death of Elizabeth Boehm. Special thanks go to the ladies who prayed the Rosary and to all who sent flowers. Louis P Boehm and Family.
The family thanks all who kindly assisted during the illness and passing of their husband and father Amil Pundt. Gratitude goes to the doctors, nurse, Rev. A. H. Falkenberg, those who sang hymns, and those who sent flowers. Mrs. Emil Pundt and Children.
A baby boy Edward Louia was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zaplatal on April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Will Roitsch of LaGrange visited in the F. C. Kaase home last Friday. Mrs. F. J. Knesek is very ill at her home. her daughter Mrs. John Buchek of San Antonio is here since Tuesday. Mildred Knape returned from San Antonio after representing The Exogle at the Southwest Texas Press Association convention. T. P. A. is described as the largest regional press association in the world.
F. H. Knipling of Ganado visited Moulton last Thursday to greet friends. He noted the area is dry and welcomed a good rain to ease the drought conditions.
Miss Ruby Meiners sister to Postmaster J. M. Meiners and Miss Lillian Jaeggli daughter of J. T. Jaeggli have been re elected to the San Antonio Public Schools teaching staff.
Charles Flessner was elected president of the Moulton Farmers Co operative Gin and Mill Company to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Kram. John Hofner was elected vice president and Emil Kasper as a member of the board of directors.
The Eagle Job Office invites jobs of all kinds from lithography to general printing. It urges residents to spend locally to boost community prosperity and keep work in town.
The piece quotes former President Cleveland on government honesty and fair dealing, constitutional obedience, and the duties of economy, self reliance, merit, and home rule. It notes centennial commemorations of his birth on March 18, 1837, and urges adherence to constitutional limits and national welfare.
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