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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1927
Page
8
For sale or trade a good work horse for cattle or a smaller horse. J. L. Meyer. Lost Tuesday between Emil Schmidt's place and the gate. A coat was left on the road. Return to Ben Schneider and receive a reward.
Local social notes list visits and trips by residents and relatives. Names include Dr Frank Kent and Mrs Ed Boehm Sr visiting Temple and other points, Irma Linnartz in from Florida, Ethel Green Cuero, Elo Fehrenkamp, Ed Rehmet, Fritz Munke and Erich, Konstant Rehmet, Elaine, Oscar Havlik, Rudie Valenta, J L Valenta, A H Falkenberg, Mills Kopecky, Lydia Pustejovsky, Leona Merrem, Malvin Merrem, Joe C Wagner, Benno Hoppe and daughters Rosalie and Dorothy.
Attorney W. E. Parr and Sheriff L. A. Greer visited Moulton on business. Mrs. K. B. Papacek and her son Arnold travelled to San Antonio and Sabinas to visit relatives. Mrs. Rudolph Jaeggli and nephew John Lewis Jaeggli drove to Brenham and back. Ed Krause and family toured Houston to see Mrs. Ida Wustenbart.
July 1927 schedule for Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday School and Bible Class at 8 45 and a 10 00 German service. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends urgent cordial welcome inviting all to attend. You are wanted at the church with a welcome.
The Windel family expresses sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Mrs Dorette Windel wife and mother. They thank Rev A H Falkenberg Dr J V Dozier Dr W O Luedemant and Miss Helen Seidenberger for comfort and care and neighbors for kindness from C Windel and Children.
Victor Moeller son of Mr and Mrs H B Moeller was stabbed twice in the back at a Sunday night dance. One wound required eight stitches and the other four. He is recovering. Two parties will face charges in county court.
The Eagle thanks readers for subscriptions since the last report. Names include Rev. Father Neubert Fiatonia William Brosch G H Mueller Anton Foyt Paul Dietschke and Miss Bessie Biehunko plus Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggi and Mrs BE Jaeggli and Mrs K Oehl noted as visiting San Antonio this week.
Mrs Annie Valenta and Miss Selma Rover of Rosenberg visited with Margaret Valenta of Sweet Home at the R Valenta residence last week.
Mrs Wright and family of San Antonio visit Jake Cimrhanzel home along with Mrs Janca and Mrs W J Janecek of Shiner for a social call and family time.
Anton Faltisek departed Tuesday for Galveston where he expects employment. Mrs. Faltisek and their son will follow later.
Miss Alice Arnim of Houston visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ed O Arnim last week. She also toured San Saba and San Antonio during her trip.
The first page shows a blue X indicating subscribers are in arrears. Prompt payment is requested and appreciated by the publisher.
Miss Mildred Riske assists at the Ford Motor Company office during the absence of Miss Mary Louise Bergfeld who is spending her vacation in Seguin.
The Eagle invites readers to examine this week’s business advertisements. Each advertiser conveys a message for customers, encouraging careful reading and profitable engagement with local services and offerings.
Mr Vladik Stainacher and family along with Mr Joe Kubenka Jr and family Mr Rad Jahn and family and Mr Emil Darilek and family traveled to Port Lavaca Magnolia Beach and Indianola on Sunday for a family outing.
A note urges readers to carefully study The Eagle weekly advertisements and to tell the advertiser that the paper was read. The message emphasizes courtesy and feedback, encouraging engagement with the ads.
Ed Boehm’s Sons offers fresh cheese with sau sage ham and bacon as staple items. The note highlights steady availability of pantry staples and traditional flavors from the shop.
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