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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1932
Page
4
The Farmers Short Course will run July 24 through 29 at the A and M College with lowered costs for meals and dorm lodging. Meal tickets for five days drop to $4 and dorm rooms to $1.25 per night, totaling $5.25 for the period. About twenty Lavaca county residents will attend, including 12 4 H Club members.
Floods in South Texas destroyed 61 homes and damaged 187 more. The Red Cross under Albert Evans estimates 2,017 people in 401 families lack essentials, mainly in Kerr LaSalle McMullen Medina Uvalde and Zavala counties, with outside aid needed.
Mr and Mrs William Woehler Jr visited in Shiner Sunday. Sam Devall a candidate for representative and Charles Fertsch of Hallettsville attended to business in Moulton. V J Prasek also in Moulton last Wednesday promoting re election as Lavaca tax collector and visited The Eagle office.
A whimsical society chronicle celebrates an early season fruit debutante party where canned and fresh fruits are paired into dessert fillings and cocktails. It notes romantic matchups among fruit personages and provides recipes for Peach Apricot Filling, Pineapple Date Filling, Peach Raspberry Sponge, Fruited Spanish Cream, and an Apricot Grape Cocktail, all styled as playful society gossip.
The William Hinch Cafe was burglarized on Friday night. A back door glass was broken to gain entry and the lock opened. Five or six dollars in cash, cigarettes, tobacco and other merchandise were stolen. Total loss estimated at 15 dollars.
Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek and children were in Ganada last Thursday. Prof Charles W McDonald and family of Komensky spent Sunday in Shiner.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar and son Edward James were in Schulenburg last Thursday. Albert Hohensee a Moravia section friend was here on business and paid a brief call to The Eagle.
The article warns of hidden worm infections in children causing restless sleep loss of flesh and itching. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a safe cure, stating several doses will relieve symptoms and noting Kopecky Drug Company sells it for 35 cents per bottle.
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