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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
5
Hawaii’s leeward rainbows draw visitors as winds from mountains lift rain over clear skies. The same air helps pineapples mature with rich flavor. A recipe for Toasted Pineapple Mushrooms uses pineapple slices on bread with cream cheese peanut butter and marshmallows broiled to brown.
A note highlights about 850000 unemployed men in Texas and cites Babe Ruth’s earnings of 683000 from the New York Yankees.
The article notes that marble temples and statues of ancient Greece were not pure white but painted in bright soft colors.
The Farmers State Bank in Shiner has merged with the First National Bank. The former cashier for over 15 years was Mayor E Rank and the institution was in good condition, but town had two other strong banks, prompting the merger.
The Moulton Fire Department shifts its monthly meeting due to the Glorious Fourth. The first Monday in July falls on a holiday, so the meeting will be held on July 11 with members urged to take note.
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmer spent Sunday in Victoria. Edward Petrash returned from a visit to relatives in York town. Miss Lucille Wilson of Alvin visits in the R. B. Papacek home this week. Dr. Frank Kent of San Antonio was in Moulton last Friday on professional business. Mrs. Ed. Boehm Sr. has returned from visits in Temple Smithville and LaGrange. Boyce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boehm, was in San Antonio last Wednesday. Mrs Oscar Lee Bunting and son Taylor of San Antonio are visiting homefolks. M. Reischel returned from Europe and plans to make his home here permanently.
Mr R J C Vogt and family and Mr Vernon McAdams and family were in Port Lavaca recently. Mr and Mrs F J Fehrenkamp Mrs Erna Kotzebue and Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp were in Yoakum Sunday. Mr and Mrs O W Jones and Mr and Mrs G L McMaster of Yoakum visited the R B Papcek family last week. Mrs Rudolf Roeder and daughter Dallys and Mrs Charles Schindler of Schulenburg were in Moulton Thursday visiting Mr and Mrs F Wilka.
Fred F Fehrenkamp Edwin A Jaeggli William Miculka Edmund Woebler and O F Kna pe were in Gonzales on business last week. Jim Reind visited The Eagle office Friday to place a small want ad. J J Anderle Oak Grove school board member placed an ad for a July 3 school picnic at the lake.
Anton Raab Joe Raab John Raab Johnnie Rabel and Rudie Billimek were in Rosenberg last week on business. They report good crops in that section.
George Clayton of Witting, recently back from Huntsville where he attended Sam Houston State Teachers College, was a pleasant caller at our office Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Freytag and daughter Doris join Mr. and Mrs. John Freytag and Mr. and Mrs. William Schultze on a visit to Tivoli and other spots. They report rain is badly needed in that region.
At the annual meeting the Hochheim Prairie Fire and Storm Association decided to lower insurance values due to depreciation. A committee from Molton Branch No. 138 will meet in Moulton on July 56 6 and 7 to hear applications. Heavy losses necessitate higher assessments. John Mang president Emil Grunwald secretary.
Doctors disagree over whether irritability, restless sleep, digestive pains, loss of appetite, itching eyes and nose indicate worms. Mothers doubt worms in well cared for children. Symptoms often vanish after a few doses of White's Cream Vermitue, sold for 35 cents per bottle.
A community event at Oak Grove on Sunday July 3 features a noon dinner offering barbecue stew chicken pies and cakes. Dinner costs 25 and 15 cents. Political speeches occur in the afternoon followed by a dance at night with Kubicek's Band. admission to the dance is 25 cents. All candidates and the public are invited.
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