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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
4
A vintage menu outlines a $1.50 dinner for six offering Cold Cuts Chips Toast with Cheese Sauce and Pears. Recipes include a cheese sauce with butter flour milk and cheese for peas in toast cups and baked Alaskan pears with sugar pear syrup lemon juice butter and a meringue topping.
An emergency feed loan committee has been created to help farmers and stockmen in Lavaca County. An office is set up in the courthouse with committee clerk O. T. Meyer. Applications are limited to those with no other credit or means to obtain forage or feed. The county committee includes Ford Lacy Leon Kahanek Lewis Allen and County Relief Administrator V. M. Dziewas.
Mrs. Mary Ellinghausen wife of Henry Ellinghausen died at her Floresville home on Tuesday July 24 burial followed on Wednesday in Floresville cemetery She was about 68 years old nee Hass mann married in Fayette county 1888 and moved to Floresville 1899 Surviving are Henry and three sons Willie Floresville Herbert Mexico Walter South America
Flatonia Texas July 28 Miss Annie Anderle died at her country home and was buried at the Praha Catholic cemetery with Revs P P Kasper and John Anders officiating. She was born in Fayette county in 1881. John Lewis Jaeggli and John Knight visited in the J T Jaeggli home last weekend. William Hillmer and August Ellinghausen were in Westhoff Friday on business. Johnnie Miadenka of Randolph Field was here Sunday visiting his parents. Mrs Anna Ragsdale of Flatonia was in Moulton last week visiting Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggli. Judge A J Darilek Jake Kurtz Joe K Darilek and Herman Darilek were in Floresville Friday on business. E Kieschnik, once ill, is improving. We are pleased to report a recovery.
During Farm Week at the Chicago World's Fair August 11 to 18 a radio controlled tractor will be erected in the International Harvester exhibit. Observing are Rufus C. Dawes, Fair president, and H E McKinstry of International Harvester. The display features other farm machinery.
The Eagle invites residents to join its weekly mailing list before the next press day. Readers are urged to ensure their names are entered to receive the paper in their homes.
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