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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
8
Local market advertises steaks at 10 cents per pound, rib roast 8 cents, stew meat 6 cents, ground meat 10 cents per pound for three pounds. Motto claims “We trim our bones not our” add with a punchy local sales tone.
H. W. Hafer, who has been working here the past week, was called away before finishing his piano tuning. He will return shortly after the first of the year. Save your work for him and leave orders at The Hagle Office.
The St Joseph’s Verein of Moulton Texas notes the death of F W Neskorik and expresses deep sorrow and prayers for his widow and family. The resolution, dated December 8 1983, asks publication in the Moulton Eagle and Verbandsbote and to send a copy to the widow.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help at the Kamensky Thanksgiving picnic. Special thanks listed for those who provided turkeys chickens and other foods. A. F. Pustejovsky Henry Krueger Frank Bohuslav and Joe Sustr Sr are thanked for meat and donations. The Sokols band and Basket Ball boys are thanked for entertainment.
The notice invites all parishioners to Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and Bible Class before a 10:30 a.m. Gospel service. The full Christmas program will be rehearsed next Sunday afternoon and parents are urged to bring children promptly. Everyone is warmly invited to attend. Pastor A H Falkenberg.
The Mountton Lutheran Sunday School will present its Christmas Program on Wednesday December 20 1933 at 7 50 PM. Pastor A H Falkenberg invites all friends to attend.
The Eagle invites readers to study the paper's advertisements closely highlighting that reading them thoroughly yields value. It emphasizes attention to the ads as a recurring call to action for the audience.
Miss Emily Darilek of Halletsville spent last weekend in Moulton visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek.
Mr Henry Reade and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Haschke of Nursery visited relatives here since our last issue.
Mr Joe A Dietschke and children Misses Hertha and Evelyn and Norman were recent visitors in Port Lavaca Ganado and Victoria.
Norman of near Moulton and Mr and Mrs Ed Hans of Goliad spent Thanksgiving weekend in Refugio, joining local residents for the holiday gathering.
The exchange features a stern admonition to remove children from a scene as a mother replies that they cannot hear anything new. The line hints at a military family background referencing a sergeant major.
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