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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1938
Page
4
Cpl Johnnie E Davis in Moulton Texas pitches Army pay and benefits to local youths. He notes monthly ranges from 21 to 15750 dollars, with Uncle Sam covering clothes, food, rents, medical and dental care while soldiers learn trades and receive pay.
Austin report shows October traffic accidents killed 127 people, lifting the January through October death toll to 1225, surpassing the prior year. Total injuries for the period reached 11,064.
HALLETTSVILLE Mr and Mrs Frank Rother celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a large gathering of relatives. Attendees included their three children Herbert and Margaret Rother of Hallettsville and Janet Rother of Houston.
HALLETTSVILLE November's license tally shows a drop from 50 to 23 issued in Lavaca County according to County Clerk D L Hudson monthly report. The figure compares with 31 licenses in November 1938, marking a significant decline.
William Stary of Lavaca county Texas ordered to pay the Federal treasury 693.34 in penalties for purchasing cotton beyond quotas. Judge James V Allred awarded the judgment last Monday November 27 in the Southern District Court of Texas. N M Crain Jr said Stary collected penalties from producers but did not report or remit funds. Filed September 22 1939 as part of enforcing cotton marketing quota provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938.
Lorbeeren Lodge No. 63 Auxiliary to the Sons of Herman re elected all officers for next year. Presiding is Mrs. Fred Wilks with vice president Mrs. William Hillmer. Secretary is Mrs. G. J. Bohnenkamp, treasurer Miss Ida Lueke. Trustees are Mrs. William Eilert and Mrs. Emil Janszen. Finance: Mrs. J. F. Butschek and Mrs. Emil Grunwald. Physicians: Dr. Sam Jaeggli and Dr. Hugo J. Strieder.
Representative Mansfield asked the Navy to send the battleship Texas to Galveston for Mardi Gras events January 31 to February 7. The Navy already ordered the destroyer U S S Trippe to visit Galveston during that period.
The Houston Fat Stock Show and Live Stock Exposition set for March 28 to 31, 1940, outlines a regional agricultural event with livestock displays and related activities scheduled at the fairgrounds.
Mr and Mrs W F Afferbach prominent Yoakum residents observed their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday December 10.
The message expresses gratitude to friends from the Moulton area who have visited and called to chat about the new 1940 Ford. An invitation is extended to those who have not yet stopped by to see the car at their earliest convenience.
The Eagle highlights a new line of holiday greeting cards with affordable prices. The San Francisco International Exposition will reopen on May 18, 1940. Justice of the Peace J. B. Mayes and Mrs. Mayes of Llano celebrate their 63rd wedding anniversary, married at Weimar in 1876.
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