Local visits note from Supt Cernosek and Beran family
Supt. and F Cernosek visited San Antonio last Friday and Rosenberg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Beran and family of San Antonio spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Ghas Beran.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1941
Page
5
Supt. and F Cernosek visited San Antonio last Friday and Rosenberg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Edward Beran and family of San Antonio spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Ghas Beran.
Kenward Kolar of San Antonio visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar on Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp and Mrs Edmund Meyer visited Mr and Mrs Fr Wilks in Schulenburg one day last week. Mr and Mrs Jesse Rehmer and son Robert Wallace of San Antonio spent part of the weekend with Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet.
Mr. Charles Eissler and Margie Rae Hissler of Hallettsville and E F Eissler of Corpus Christi visited in the Ed L Biehunko home Sunday.
William 8 J Wenske of Komen sky had his subscription figures raised last week. Mrs Elizabeth Kotzebue and son Leslie and Mr and Mrs Hillie Kotzebue of Columbus visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmer. Frank Fishbeck and family Ludwig Heinrich and August Elsher of Damon also visited. William Winkenwaerder near Moulton dropped by Saturday to renew for another year. Thanks.
R J C Vogt of near Moulton eased Saturday afternoon and advanced his subscription figures another year He ordered The Eagle sent to his son Roy Vogt of Ingelwood California This note thanks the paper for service and support.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cinadr with children attended a San Antonio fashion show sponsored by Hutchins Brothers Men's Fashion and Joske's Store last Saturday. Miss Irene Cinadr modeled a wedding gown for Joske's Store.
Mr and Mrs Geo F Baur and family of Galveston hosted relatives from Houston and Yoakum for Thanksgiving Day at the home of Mr and Mrs George Baur. Guests included Mr and Mrs Louis Baur Mr and Mrs Sam Wunderlich Mr and Mrs E Eberhardt and daughter Mr and Mrs Emmet Gillum.
Four six day schools will be held in the Houston FBI division to prepare South Texas peace officers for civilian defense in emergencies. The schedule lists Houston December 8 13 Beaumont December 15 20 Corpus Christi March 2 7 and Galveston March 9 14.
Chief Petty Officer Ray H. George of the Navy Recruiting Station Victoria will be here Tuesday December 16 between 2 39 and 5 30 P M for interviews with men who wish to enlist. Trained recruits with a petty officer rating go to the Naval Training Station San Diego for brief training before joining ships. Untrained men receive six weeks of military training before entering one of the navy trade schools.
The sixth annual meeting of the Texas Association of Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Companies will convene in Yoakam December 9 for a two day session. E Hagens secretary of the Hochheim Prairie Fire and Storm Insurance Association reports twenty four member companies will send fifty delegates plus representatives from the national association and other visitors.
A noted authority argues economic motives attract some to fascism or communism but mostly harmless philosophers drive the ideas. Practical leaders are ambitious ruthless climbers who gain power by appealing to mass egotism and conceit.
An article in Natural History argues the Aztecs valued human life as the supreme gift and that they practiced offerings to the gods for sacred reasons rather than viewing life as cheap. The piece challenges common myths about ritual sacrifice in ancient Mexico.
An advertisement claims Adlerika helps digest foods that decay in the stomach causing gas and sour stomach. It urges readers to buy the product from A. F. Kotzebu Drug Co and take Adlerika when needed.
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