For Rent Dr J G Guenther Place Near Lutheran Church
Property vacancy at the Dr J G Guenther residence formerly occupied by V K Roland near the Lutheran Church. See A J Darilek for details and rental information.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
8
Property vacancy at the Dr J G Guenther residence formerly occupied by V K Roland near the Lutheran Church. See A J Darilek for details and rental information.
NOW is the time to put away your winter clothes. Cinadr's Cleaning Parlor advertises dry cleaning sterilization and moth proofing with no extra charges for this service.
For sale the E Kieschnik place about 140 acres located several miles south of town. Executors F T Fehrenkamp and J T Jaeggli of Moulton Texas oversee the sale.
Sunday school and Bible class at 9 00 A M and German service at 4 00 A M mark a church agenda. An important congregational business meeting will be held after the service on Sunday August 29. Members are urged to attend. A H Falkenberg pastor extends a cordial invitation to all.
Middle aged woman sought for full time duties caring for a small child and performing household tasks. Address Mrs Clyde Sturting Route 4 Gonzales Texas. Phone 4906.
The family of Lee Bunting extends sincere thanks for comfort, flowers, and sympathy offered after the death of their husband, father, and brother. May Heaven bless you. Mrs. Lee Bunting and Sons, Brother and Sisters.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for prompt assistance during the Friday night fire. Special thanks go to the Moulton Volunteer Fire Department for quick response and to The Fisbeck Heirs.
A notice from A EB McBrayer, credit adjustor at San Antonio Music Company, offers used sewing machines and bargains on used and nearly new pianos. He will be in the neighborhood late this week and asks interested parties to leave word at the newspaper office.
Two carloads of young mares and colts plus good work horses and mules arrived. It will pay you to inspect before buying as delivery is offered to your location.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names listed include Rud Wenske Moulton Gus Russek Schulenburg Willie Heerssen Schulenburg F K Hinck Moulton Mrs Jordan Boehm Moulton.
Moss factory at Hallettsville Texas shipped its first carload of moss this week. There were 85 bales weighing 250 to 300 pounds each, marking an early production milestone for the plant.
Mrs. George Lorfing of Shi Loh was buried Sunday afternoon. She is survived by her widower and three children.
The column notes Mrs Frances Papacek ill for a week and Elmo Biehunke with fever. Mr and Mrs Bill Ullrich and son Mack from San Antonio spent the weekend in Moulton visiting relatives. Mrs Jerry Bucek and daughter LaNelle of Schulenburg visited the editor’s home last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Joe Michalcik and children Daniel and Dorothy Jean of Louise spent the week at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Papacek.
Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman return from the New York market praising Meyeroffs fall and winter lines They invite customers to Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company for quality selection and low prices The store on the corner has new merchandise arriving daily and a newly added tapestry department to save shoppers money.
Jeffersons Birthday and Its Message recalls Thomas Jefferson as a founder of rights and republic virtues. The piece quotes his maxims on liberty press legality economy and governance and urges readers to heed his counsel on individual enterprise and the will of the people.
F. K. Hrnci of Komensky visited the office on Tuesday and increased his subscription figures again. He reports cotton in his area is fair and feedstuffs are plentiful.
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