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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
8
A group of barbers declares price changes and cash basis enforcement with new rates 35c for a haircut and 20c for a shave. They urge bringing money when sending children and note March 1 as the effective date. Signatories include F. P. Raab Joe L. Ducho A. J. Meinar and Oscar Raab.
A for sale notice offers a one bedroom unit in Moulton Texas with a price of $7. Apply to Mrs. J M Meiners for details and purchase.
Old Moulton Mrs. Mattie Haynes nee Williamson died at Flatonia February 16 at G W William s home burial in Stonewall Cemetery Rev J W Rives officiating pallbearers named survivors include brother W H Williamson Tulsa OK and G W Williamson nephew and family born Nickel May 5 1857. Cedar Springs school reopened after illness of teacher Otis Henderson with Jessie Henderson substituting. Local turkey meeting held at the schoolhouse after Sunday services with farmers attending.
The Zions Lutheran Church invites all to attend Sunday School at 9:30 and Bible Class, German service at 10:30, and German Lenten service at 8:00 tonight. A. H. Falkenberg, Pastor, extends a cordial invitation to participate in all services.
Kotzebue Drug Store offers Turner's Juno Tablets to treat kidney and bladder disorder symptoms such as getting up at night backache disturbed sleep dizziness and rheumatic pains. The tablets are priced at 50 cents and one dollar with a guarantee.
Historians note George Washington's fame rests on relinquishing power to empower the people within constitutional checks and balances. He envisioned a republic where the federal government serves the people, a beacon for leaders and dictators worldwide.
Closing notices from Ed Boehm's Sons CP&L Co and nearby firms declare daily 6 PM close times beginning Monday March 1 except Saturdays with 6 30 PM on Fridays during Lent. Holidays observed all day include July 4 Armistice Thanksgiving Christmas and New Year with Sunday holidays observed Monday.
Mrs Otto Pisbeck hosted a Tuesday Sub Deb Club gathering where Miss Marguerite Boehm won the high score, Miss Fairy Thompson took consolation, and Miss Eunice Kopecky captured the galloping prize. Refreshments included jello salad, cake, sandwiches, coffee, and whipped cream with strawberries.
President Grover Whalen promotes ambitious plans for the New York World's Fair 1939 focusing on entertainment and recreation. He promises total engagement of the public and a world of tomorrow with varied amusements, modern standards, and a dedicated playground for children.
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