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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1928
Page
8
For sale one mile east of town, 50 acres of good block land with fine improvements and plenty of excellent water. For price and terms see or write.
Old Moulton residents P A Helms and family visited Hochheim guests the Kuykendalls last week. Willie Mae and Vernell Johnson accompanied them home. The Noaks’ son recovered from eye surgery. Arthur Moeller and Annie Neskorik visited the Moeller home. Roland Woods and family stayed with Grandma Kuhen who is not well. E A Hart and Clarence Hart families hosted in Colony. J W Migl sold his Ganodo place to Alfred Hirch of Henkhaus after weeks of negotiation.
The Oak Grove School Board thanks all who helped make the program a success. Special appreciation goes to Miss Kilyne Zappe for reading, J F Bozka and A W Janszen for opening addresses, Moulton business leaders for donations, the American Legion Band for music, Joe Sustr for stew and barbecue, Otto Kubenka for Delco Lights, and Mat Bozka for acting as auctioneer.
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our husband and father Joseph Hrock. We also thank for the beautiful floral offerings. May God bless you all. Mrs. Clara Hinoch and Children.
Mr. Henry Hoyer and family and Mr. Ewald Etlinger and family visited San Antonio Sunday. County Commissioner John Mladenko and road workers removed the Main Street trees last week, improving the street's appearance. Dr. P O Puck has left Richland Springs for Hartindale San Antonio to start a dental office. his family will join soon. Mrs. W E Smith reports Mr. Smith has gone to Murray Kentucky after his sister's death and his mother's serious illness. the Eagle extends sympathy and wishes the mother a speedy recovery.
In March 1915 a special vice president flag was adopted for President Wasor’s illness and Vice President Marshall’s visit to the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco aboard the Colorado. Manufactured by Mare Island navy yard, it was a white tag with United States arms and resembled the president’s blue flag. After Marshall left, the flag was given to him. A second notable use occurred October 20 1919 when Marshall and the Belgian king’s party flew the same flag aboard the Mayflower to Mount Vernon.
The notice invites worship at Zions Lutheran Church for Sunday July 15 1928 with 9 00 A M Sunday School Bible Class and 10 00 A M English services Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a welcome to all to worship next Sunday.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report including L. G. Janszen of Kenedy Frank W. Gray of Marfa Wm Bratrich of Moulton Ad Ermis of Moulton E D Meyer of Moulton Ad Maresch of Moulton and Fred D Mueller of Hermleigh.
Mr and Mrs Otto Templin of Seguin visited Mrs John Krueger Sunday. Miss Louise Balajka visited Miss Elsie Linbruegger at Oak Grove Sunday. Fritz Eilert and August Eilert were in San Antonio and Fredericksburg Sunday. Mrs E O Arnim Miss Ruth and Oscar and Donald Bunting spent Sunday in San Antonio. Adela Cordes of Taylor is in the city visiting relatives and also visited in Yoakum. Adolph Maresh of Oak Grove joined the American Legion Band of Moulton whose Eagle subscription was enrolled this week.
A historical account portrays the El Moro tribe near Lake Rudolf in Kenya as semi amphibious. Tribesmen drink hourly to avoid dehydration and swim daily in the lake. Their diet centers on fish with rare hippo remains, while lake water remains undrinkable due to soda content.
A Nine year old boy, Mushrat, describes a creature eight times the size of a farm rat. It has a plump round head, brown body, and a heatless tail. Its round house is built from lily roots and cattails and it eats roots when frozen. It avoids farms and leaps to safety from elevated places when given a carrot. Used for mushrat cotes.
Weather bureau explains that fair does not strictly mean clear. It defines fair as a day with no more than 0.01 inch of precipitation expected during the forecast period.
Mrs W H Tarkington and son Andrew and daughter Anna Wade and Mrs H F Smith of Taylor visited at the J T Jaeggli home Monday. Miss Dorothy Haltom of Houston is in Moulton this week visiting her grandfather Henry Krause. Steve Wagner of Gulf Producing Company near Houston visited relatives here last week. Willie Meyer and family and Harriet Meyer of Muldoon and Mr and Mrs F J Meyer of Flatonia were guests at the Editor's home last Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Sam Wunderlich and daughter Mary Louise of Houston and Mrs Herbert Fiedler of Galveston visited the George Baur home last week.
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