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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1937
Page
8
FOR SALE A good house at Nickel Apply to Mrs Frank Kleese Shiner Texas FOR SALE Poland China Pigs six weeks old W F Hormann R2 Box 170 Moulton Texas
John Mladenko of Moulton Texas advertises pigs for sale and seeks quick calls. Also offers 42 items and invites buyers to phone 79. A customer seeks to buy 100 bushels of shelled corn.
Zions Lutheran Church will conduct a 10 30 A M service by Rev W Flachmeier on Sunday January 9 1938 followed by a 1 30 P M annual congregational meeting to elect a new pastor and officers.
The Kieschnik place about 81 acres lies several miles south of town east of the highway. Executors F T Fehrenkamp and J T Jaeg gli of Moulton Texas announce the sale.
Mrs Eugene Anders of Yoakum visited in Moulton Tuesday. Ed Kolar and family spent Sunday with relatives in Yoakum. Fred W Krause of Skidmore visited here this week. John Lewis Jaeggli of Randolph Field spent Christmas with home folks. Gordion Williams of San Antonio spent the weekend with Della Schneider. Rev Bert Manning of Waco visited relatives and handled business. Joe York and family of Spofford visited here Monday. Frank Krause of Boerne looked after business in Moulton early week. Otto Pagel and wife Hallettsville visited the Darilek home over the holidays. Claud Hoover and daughter Jewell of Brownsville visited Monday and Tuesday. Arthur Schodde of San Antonio spent Christmas with his parents. Virginia Valenta, Seton School of Nursing student, will spend New Year holidays with home folks. Edward Beran and wife of San Antonio spent part of Yuletide with the Beran household. Frankie Smith returned from extended visit in South Carolina.
Walter Fisbeck, employee of the Super Service Station, attended the Texaco Training School held at Schulenburg this week.
Rev. Charles Dickson of Abilene and L. A. Dickson a Baylor University student in Waco spend the week with Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Dickson.
Frank Miculka of near Dickson called Tuesday to assist the publishers financially. He has resided on Genziles Route 6 for years and moved to the Dickson community last week, ordering his copy of The Eagle to be sent to Shiner Route 3.
Mr and Mrs C C Perkins and family Mr Robt L Phillips and family and Miss Mildred Knape of San Antonio and Mr L C Schoenig and family of Victoria spent part of the Christmas holidays here with the home folks. Mrs Philips and daughter remained for the week.
The speaker extols America's resources in lands minerals and equipment and the limitless skill strength and intelligence of the people. With confidence in personal competence and national destiny the nation can progress unimpeded by borrowed theories and inhibitions toward a hopeful assured 1938.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since last report listing recipients F. W. Westcourt Denton A G Westerhoff Dallas Mrs Emil Pundt Moulton W J Breitschopf Moulton Rud Klobedans Moulton W O Thompson Gonzales W F Hohmann Moulton Edgar Freytag Moulton Frank Miculka Shiner J J Mueller Moulton A week of slow drizzling rain accompanied the period. Mr and Mrs Tom Fatio of Richmond and G W Cooper of Houston visited local friends over the holiday.
Miss Anita Richter of the public schools staff in West Columbia is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W K Richter.
The Eagle reports another advance in print paper costs and says subscribers who do not renew promptly will be removed from the mailing list. Notices have been sent, some renew, others have not, and readers are urged to respond quickly to avoid service interruption.
A humorous contrast between Japanese bath design and American habits precedes a Consu mers Information note on bath culture. The piece traces U S tub adoption from 1850s White House tubs to widespread advertising driving sanitary bathing, noting Philadelphia’s early system and global contrasts in cleanliness and health awareness.
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