J C Trahan Named Candidate in Ninth District Race
The Eagle announces J C Trahan of Texas City as a candidate for congressman from the Ninth District in the special election set for August 23, 1947.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1947
Page
6
The Eagle announces J C Trahan of Texas City as a candidate for congressman from the Ninth District in the special election set for August 23, 1947.
The pallbearers for Bernhard Henrichs funeral last week were Oscar Hinze Adolph Vincik Henry Othold Frank Janda Fred Cook and Alfred Stoeltje A correction notes that Ed Perichs was mistakenly omitted from the list in the death notice.
Lady Stavinoha of LaGrange visited Mrs. Ed. Boehm Sr. Monday. Mrs. Ad. Nachlinger of Taylor Texas visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Becker of Victoria were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Faltek Friday. Mrs. Henry Fehrenkamp and Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp visited Red. Filip in Shiner last week. Miss Annette Seidel and Miss Johnnye Elizabeth Cormac of San Antonio are spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. August Eilert.
Country Cooking editor of Capper's Farmer shares a tangy fruit punch recipe to keep the fridge and cookie jar busy. The method boils corn syrup and water then infuses mint, lemon, and grapefruit juices, chills, and serves over ice with ginger ale and mint garnish. Serves six.
Laura Dailey notes in Capper's Farmer that the pressure saucepan saves time and fuel and suits many foods, especially long cooking items. She outlines key rules for safe use and mentions limited canning in pressure saucepans.
Mr and Mrs John Schoenweitz and son Emil of Moulton and Mrs Joe Zemika of Flatonia visited Mr and Mrs Frank Schoenweitz at Rozenberg last week Thursday.
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