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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1924
Page
5
The town of Orange Grove in Jim Wells county voted a $40,000 bond issue to build and equip a modern high school. With a population around 300, residents aim to provide a first class school for local children and nearby farmers.
The 17 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Bauch of Swiss Alp Fayette county died at LaGrange Hospital Sunday morning Burial was made in the Swiss Alp cemetery Tuesday Rev Lenz conducting the last rites
Community notices from Moulton list events and movements including a Valentine Tea on February 9 and tax deadline March 1. Local residents Daugh ter Oscar Anders, Viola Valenta, Minnie Pundt, and Ella Remmers announced new positions or travels. Several families from Flatonia Hallettsville San Antonio and Dakota visits are noted along with nursing studies and hospitality at nearby towns.
A London Tit-Bits snippet presents a quip where a father and son discuss money and time. The son says getting rid of money quickly saves time, with the father remarking on the trade-off between time and wealth. The witticism reflects humorous social commentary.
The exchange reveals a witty ad lib about marriage proposals and social pressure. A speaker notes that many men would have married them if not for their union with the other party, highlighting alliance and teasing in a domestic notepiece.
A light domestic exchange has a wife calling her husband a big fat pig and declaring she does not love him anymore. He retorts that she is not fond of pork either, turning the quarrel into a humorous moment.
Betty Bright remarked that a recent visit felt like springtime. Miss Keen, described as among those for whom spring brings weariness, comments on the seasonal mood of the era. Nearby and Fresh-aid and other colorful phrases appear as local vernacular in light social banter.
We express our thanks for the kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our mother Mrs Emilie Jaroszewski. Special thanks are due to the choir and those who brought the beautiful flowers.
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