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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1935
Page
4
A lively breakfast note promotes fruit heavy dishes to lift mood regardless of weather. It lists Fruit Appetizer Cereal with Cream, Creamed Kidneys on Toast, Gooseberry Jam, Coffee and a recipe for Fruit Appetizer with pineapple, grapes and orange juice. It urges fresh vacuum packed coffee to ensure breakfast health.
The entry notes mail service designation as second class matter for Moulton Texas in July 1935, indicating a postal processing status and location.
Governor James V. Allred will undertake a ten day trip to Mexico City in August to promote the Texas Centennial. He will travel by train with Mrs. Allred and perhaps others, after invitations from three Mexican governors and U.S. Ambassador Josephus Daniels.
Funeral services were held for O. Jo H. Startzen berger, 59, who died at a Seguin hospital of lockjaw after stepping on a nail. He was survived by his wife and a number of children.
Shiner Texas June 28 Miss Eillie Strauss daughter of Otto Strauss of Shiner married Victor Kutae of Yoakum with Rt Rev Msgr L P Netardus officiating They will reside in Yoakum.
Senator Tom Connally said President Roosevelt signed the bill authorizing 3 million dollars for the Texas Centennial celebration next year. The appropriation must now be voted.
Attorney Charles Fertsch of Hallettsville was in Moulton on business Thursday. E. T. Merrem of San Antonio visited relatives and attended the American Legion convention. William Hillmer and Henry Wachtendorf were in San Antonio several days last week. Miss Clara Zeisberg accepted a position as a relief operator at the local telephone exchange.
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