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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1936
Page
1
An essay likens driving to seafaring life urging life saving on land. It advocates lane discipline, proper passing, awareness of road conditions and courtesy as moral standards to reduce accidents and protect lives. It warns against unnecessary risks and celebrates prudent driving.
The Republican Party will hold its convention in Fort Worth on May 26 with delegates gathering to discuss platform and candidate support. Public notices indicate the event as a key regional political gathering.
Reports from San Antonio say 8 nations and 21 states will join Texas heroes for the 100th anniversary of the Alamo on March 6. Vice President John N Garner will deliver a radio address.
The Lavaca county wild cat in the W. R. Hensley survey reports drilling below 2100 feet with a test running high. The contract specifies a target depth of 3200 feet according to reports.
Despite efforts by Al Smith Gene Talmadge Herbert Hoover and others to undermine the administration Roosevelt appears stronger than a month ago and the American people will not desert the man who has done much for them.
Miss Larue Whitten of College Station will represent Texas on a good citizenship pilgrimage to Washington sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The appointment was announced by State Superintendent of Schools L A Woods.
John Brom 84 dies at home in Moulton after 48 years in town. Funeral Sunday at St. Joseph Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph Kopp. burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by widow eight children 27 grandchildren and 2 sisters and brothers.
Mrs Rosanna Howard a member of the Shiner high school faculty suffered deep burns to both hands left arm and face while trying to extinguish flaming grease on a stove at home. Flames caught her sleeves and dress but physicians said the injuries were not necessarily serious and the residence incurred no damage.
President Franklin D Roosevelt announces candidacy for reelection by entering the Illinois presidential primary to be held on April 14. He seeks support from voters and party organizers across the state.
The drivers license statute passed at the recent special session is now in effect. Licenses must be obtained before April 1, with penalties accruing after that date.
Gus L. Ford, supervisor of the Cattle Brand Exhibit at the Texas Centennial, urges citizens statewide to suggest raids for display. He wants information on brands from long ago and more recent examples, asking readers of The Eagle to contact him with any knowledge of cattle brands.
Ruth Arnim paid a visit in San Antonio this past Sunday, enjoying local sights and meeting residents during her stay.
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp visited Hallettsville on Saturday for an informal social call and local sightseeing.
Maynard Casey has accepted employment in the mercantile establishment of J I Jaeggli. This marks a new association for Casey within the local business scene and indicates ongoing hiring activity in the merchant industry.
Mr Hugo Wilks and family of Goliad visited the home of Mr and Mrs F Wilks last weekend. The gathering included local relatives and friends in a cordial family event.
Mr and Mrs Joe Etlinger of Flatonia and Mr and Mrs Ed Shandera of Yoakum visited the Joho Mlaodenka home Sunday, sharing a social call in the community.
Mr and Mrs Dick Etlinger of Ganado and Mr and Mrs Pete Klinger of Bellville visited in the home of Mr and Mrs RK A Etlinger here Sunday.
Dimmitt Octo Perkins, son of Mr and Mrs C C Perkins of San Antonio, visits relatives: his grandparents Mr and Mrs QO Koape.
Miss Iola Koester has returned from Corpus Christi where she spent several weeks assisting with the work in the office of the Central Power and Light Company.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Shandera visited in Selma Sunday with Mr and Mrs W F Crozier. Mrs Frank Raab returned home with them.
A guide to a Washingtons Birthday luncheon with miniature stump centerpieces and pasteboard George Washington place cards. It includes a French Cherry Cake and Red Cherry Ice Cream recipes, plus Cherry Stuffed Pork Chops and serving ideas, with notes on cherry availability and menu pacing.
Births announced for families in the region include Marvin James a 94 pound boy born January 29 to Mr and Mrs Edlenert near Moulton Benjamin William a 1 pound boy born February 7 to Mr and Mrs Frank Bohuslav near Komensky and a 7 pound girl born February 7 to Mr and Mrs Eddie Culak near Moulton.
The United States has about 26.9 million motor vehicles and Texas records 76 state parks. Approximately 49 787 acres of Texas farmland were terraced during January. An estimated 99 000 Americans died in accidents last year.
The coldest winter weather prevailed Tuesday morning February 18 with a thermometer reading of 16 degrees above zero at 6 30 o clock.
Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli and son James drove to San Mareoo Tuesday to see Mr. Jaeggli who had been there since last week with his daughter Mrs. Gene Scratchin. He is rapidly regaining his health and returned home with them amid friends’ delight.
The Legion presents The Legion Marches On a 45 minute film about the National American Legion Convention in St Louis at the New Theater Moulton Monday February 24 at 730 PM. Admission is free and the public is invited. Geier Merrem Post members are urged to attend and its regular meeting follows the show. Those who have not filed bonus applications should do so promptly.
Lavaca County Women’s Home Demonstration group meets in regular session at Halletts ville Saturday February 22 at 2 PM. Members urged to attend for a rose pruning demonstration of courthouse roses with trimmings to be given away as cuttings.
Pierce Brooks of Dallas, a known real estate and government figure, enters the race for the Democratic nomination for governor. He supports proposals including free license plates for passenger cars and pensions for all citizens over sixty with immediate payment.
The old age pension law enacted by the 44th legislature's extraordinary session takes effect February 14. Headquarters reports 200000 pension application blanks have been sent to state supervisors.
Texas state senator W K Hopkins of Gonzales arrived in Washington to be sworn in as an assistant United States attorney general. His move to a federal post follows prior state service and reflects a transition to national duties in the Justice Department.
Victoria will take part in the Texas Centennial Celebration parade on April 15. The city will review its cattle industry history with a field mass and pageant, recalling a Guadalupe River mass on April 15 1869 led by Alonzo de Leon seeking LaSalle's settlement.
Edward C. Beran of Moulton, son of Mr and Mrs Charles E Beran, attends Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos. He is among four boys carrying five subjects who made straight A records in the term.
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