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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1930
Page
4
Am arillo hosts the world’s largest helium plant while Texas adds 2 295 oil wells in the first half of 1930. An 18 story electrically welded office tower rises in Dallas as Texas ranks third in farm combine production, harvesting, threshing and bagging grain.
Miss Helen Kaase visited relatives and friends in Hallettsville Sunday. Mr. Vladimir Gajer and family moved into the Vlad Boehm cottage on Moore avenue.
A Fuchs family reunion near Burton Texas gathered 825 descendants of Lorenz and William Fuchs. The 1845 Bavarian brothers founded roots in Buckhorn and Thrall. Henry Boecmer led barbecue, Carmine orchestra played, Rev. A H Falkenberg spoke on Texas Fuchs heritage. A family tree chart was shown. Next year’s chairman is William Dallmeyer with a plan for annual reunions and a donation to Lutheran Orphans Home at Round Rock.
A Sterling for governor rally took place in Gonzales on Friday night with former San Antonio mayor Clinton Brown as the principal speaker. Many attendees reportedly pledged their support to Sterling.
A health note explains how tiny germs enter the bloodstream through small cuts and cause serious diseases. It urges thorough washing with Liquid Borozone, advertised as a safe antiseptic available at Kopecky Drug Company.
Zions Lutheran Church in Moulton plans a Sunday program on August 10, 1930. Rev Louis Hannemann will lead a Sunday School sermon English service at 9 30 A M and a German service at 8 00 P M. The notice invites all to hear the young minister and mentions his father previously served as pastor here.
Henry Wachtencorf spent several days in Houston last week visiting city sights and meeting local contacts. His trip highlighted ongoing regional activities and business engagements in the area.
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