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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1934
Page
8
If interested in tomb stones granite or marble write to F. L. Filipp Box 103 Moulton Texas without obligation on your part I will call on you I also represent old line life insurance investment for rich protection for poor insure people from 1 day to 65 years old.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday February 25 1934 services with Sunday School Bible Class at 9:30 and German worship at 10:30. German Lenten service Wednesday February 28 at 7:30 PM. All are welcome per Pastor A H Falkenberg.
An advertisement urges farmers to use Star Parasite Remover in drinking water to protect chickens and turkeys from worms and pests. It promises cost effective protection for health and egg production, backed by Kopecky Drug Co.
The Civil Works Administration NRS office in Hallettsville explains to agricultural and industrial employers how to obtain labor. It clarifies that registrations do not restrict work to CWA projects and that any employer needing common or skilled labor can requisition staff by personal or written request to the NRS office in Hallettsville, Texas.
All job registrants must renew their NRS (CWA) registrations to keep their cards active. Two interviewers will be in Shiner on February 26 and 27 and March 5 and 6 to assist renewals.
The family expresses sincere gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for kindness shown during the illness and after the death of their son Edward They especially thank Mr and Mrs John Hofner Dr Sam Jaeggli Rev Joseph Kopp and all who sent flowers Mr and Mrs Charles Tykal
I express sincere thanks for the liberal patronage I received during my time in the oil business at Moulton.
On Tuesday afternoon the 42 Club hosted by Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp featured two tables of players. After seven games Miss Marguerite Boehm had the high score, receiving cups and saucers. Mrs Otho Casey won a consolation ovenware fire set. A luncheon of tongue salad saltines pickles cheeses sandwiches snow pudding with whipped cream Lady Baltimore cake and hot coffee was served.
Annie Warren a colored woman about 50 wife of Wade Warren died Sunday and was buried at Old Moulton Monday. She leaves beside her husband several children and grandchildren.
Expressing gratitude for the kindnesses shown in their bereavement for Mrs. Julia E. Hruska the family thanks those who brought news items and offered flowers addressed to No. 99 The Children.
Winter days recipes for nourishing hot dishes using eggs and corn. Savory Corn mixes canned corn eggs milk butter pepper and cheese, baked in a buttered dish until browned. Corn Cakes blend eggs sour milk flour corn soda baking powder and butter, fried in small cakes to serve with sausage gravy or maple syrup.
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