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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1940
Page
8
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Victor Boehm sustained an eye injury during a basketball game and is under treatment. A San Antonio specialist's check-up on Wednesday showed slight improvement and Supt Cernosek accompanied him, with hopes the injury will mend completely.
Fire Insurance Commissioner Marvin Hall of Austin reports Moulton earned a twenty five percent premium credit saving $1,284 on fire insurance. Miss Lillian Lockstedt of Galveston is visiting home folks here this week. Mrs. Frank Cinadr was taken to Shiner hospital Monday with condition improved at this writing.
John Louis Jaeggli of Marsh Field California visited Tuesday. EH A Jaeggli accompanied him to San Marcos Tuesday evening. A W Krause Jr of Hollywood California arrived Saturday to be at his father August Krause Sr who is ill and improving. He turns 85 on March 24.
Austin on February 13. A payment of 3 on the state's 22 per capita school apportionment was made today, State Superintendent L A Woods announced. Total checks sent to schools were 4 548 647 or 3 for each of 1 549 549 scholastics. The payment brought the total so far this year to 9.
The Dickson Farmers League met February 13 with Willie Marcak explaining changes to the Constitution and By-laws adopted at the last convention. Tudwig Mikes and Sadik Mikes answered questions on the Triple A and the Lavaca River watershed election, while a resolution committee prepared files for the next meeting. Thirty-five members paid 1949 dues as the group planned a March 12 next meeting.
The Evergreen school's Parent and Teachers Club met February 1 with Louis Michalee presiding. They approved prior minutes, discussed delaying a school dance, and noted bills totaling 1250 paid. The treasurer reported a strong balance and admission fees set for the play That Watkins Gin on March 8.
The Moulton Catholic School Club held a bake sale at the bank building Saturday. Cakes, kolaches and pies sold well. Proceeds benefit the Catholic School Club.
We express thanks for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our husband Henry Etlinger. We thank Rev Fathers Beck Hug Kuratko and Kopp and Mrs Henry Etlinger and children. Visitors included Edgar Biessner and Waether family, R Bleackman Cuero, Carl Morgan Flatonia, Maynard Casey, Arthur and Warne Schodde San Antonio, Mrs Louis Niebuhr Gonzales, Frank Wagner family. Wagner and Niebuhr families attended PTA Tri County Council Meeting at Schulenburg.
Hallettsville council buys 32 acres adjoining the park to expand the city recreation center. Plans call for a baseball diamond with work to start soon.
Mrs. Stanley F. Cernosek and Therese Marie visit Mrs. J. W. Edgar in Orange while Supt. Cernosek and J. W. Edgar attend the American Association of School Administration meeting in St. Louis.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. William Winkenwerder's home. Miss Pfeiffer conducted pruning spraying budding and grafting fruit trees in Mr. King’s absence. Lunch was served to all members.
A meeting for rural teachers and trustees will be held Saturday February 24 at o clock in the High School Auditorium Hallettsville. All teachers and trustees are urged to attend. William A Ellers County Superintendent.
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