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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1937

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Farmers Meeting Thursday August 5 At Moulton Legion Hall

The Moulton Business Men's League calls a farmers meeting for Thursday night August 5 at 8 oclock sharp. Held at the American Legion Hall it aims to spark interest in growing tomatoes popcorn and other crops with prominent speakers invited. All farmers in the Moulton trade area should attend. The note also mentions a deep pool near Coalinga California more than two miles below the surface.

Moulton Business Men’s League American Legion Hall League Coalinga California

Texas tax board sets state rate at 49 cents per hundred

The automatic tax board of Texas fixed the state tax rate at 49 cents on the hundred dollars of property valuation, marking the lowest rate in years.

The Automatic Tax Board of Texas

Democratic Party nominates Bailey to succeed late Robinson

The Democratic State Committee of Arkansas nominates Governor Carl E. Bailey to succeed the late Senator Joe T. Robinson in the state’s political leadership.

Democratic State Committee of Arkansas Carl E. Bailey Joe T. Robinson

State Education Board Overshoots with 22 Per Capita Apportionment

The state board of education overstepped by a 22 per capita apportionment warning that any reduction would severely harm schools and education funding.

State Board of Education

Roosevelt signs bill aiding tenants and sharecroppers to buy farms

President Roosevelt affixes his signature to a federal bill authorizing aid to tenants and sharecroppers for acquiring farm homes, expanding government support for rural housing.

Roosevelt Federal

Texas Battles Infantile Paralysis Surge

Infantile paralysis has appeared in several places of Texas. Drastic measures have been adopted by health authorities to prevent the spread of this dreaded disease.

Texas

Scholastic Transfer Window Closes This Month

The transfer period for students moving between districts ends on the last day of the month. Eligible families are urged to complete requests promptly.

Garner Urges Democrats to Restore Party Harmony

Vice President John Nance Garner told Democratic senators to end personal attacks and focus on unity, urging a return to party harmony within the ranks.

John Nance Garner

Cary Smith 66 Bay City Tribune Publisher dies

The press of the state mourns the pausing of Cary Smith 66 publisher of the Bay City Tribune. Smith died at a Galveston hospital Saturday. Burial took place in Lockhart Sunday. Surviving are his widow and four children.

Cary Smith Bay City Tribune Smith Galveston Hospital Lockhart

Special farmers meeting in Moulton on August 5

A special farmers meeting will be held in Moulton Thursday night August 5 for the purpose of discussing crop diversification. All farmers in the Moulton trade territory are invited to attend. Able speakers will address the gathering.

Moulton

Texas Seeks Aid for 28 293 Needy Children Age 14

The child welfare commission estimates 28 293 needy children aged 14 in Texas would be eligible for aid under the proposed constitutional amendment up for a vote on August 23.

Child Welfare Commission The Board of Control Texas

Catholic State League selects Hallettsville for 1988 convention

The Catholic State League of Texas at its annual convention near Waco chose Hallettsville as the 1988 convention city Gus Strauss of Hallettsville was re elected as president of the league Miss Sophie Heep of Fredericksburg was elected as president of the Catholic Women's Union Mrs Charles Seekamp of Austin visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Kopecky Miss Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp left for Houston to visit her grandmother Mrs F Stevens Iva Sue Jaeggli daughter of Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggli left for Brenham to visit relatives

Catholic State League of Texas Tours Waco Hallettsville Gus Strauss Sophie Heep Fredericksburg Catholic Women’s Union Charles Seekamp of Austin Joe C. Kopecky Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp Houston F. Stevens Iva Sue Jaeggli Sam Jaeggli Brenham

Mrs Etlinger and Baby Visit Mladenka Home

Mrs. Joe Etlinger and her baby from Flatonia visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mladenka last week for a social call.

Joe Etlinger Baby Flatonia John Mladenka

Mrs Weber and family visit Moulton from LaGrange

Mrs George Weber and her son Mrs Edwin Pohl and Pohl of LaGrange visited in Moulton last Thursday.

George Weber Edwin Pohl and Pohl of LaGrange Moulton

Heinsohn Couple Visits Fehrenkamp Home Sunday

Mr and Mrs Louis Heinsohn of Carmine spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp at their home reflecting a social family gathering both families hosted and attended in the community.

Louis Heinsohn Carmine F. T. Fehrenkamp

Brenham Family Visits R Jaeggi Relative

Mr and Mrs H L Zschappel and son Bobbie of Brenham spent Sunday with Mrs R Jaeggi, the mother.

Jaeggli Family Trip Highlights Texas Weekend

Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli and daughter Dorothy Jean visited Dallas early in the week. Mia Sam Jaeggli Sam Jr and Iva Sue of Moulton and Jack Jinkins of Galveston joined a motor trip to San Antonio on Monday.

J. T. Jaeggli Dorothy Jean Dallas Mia Sam Jaeggli Sam Jr Iva Sue Moulton Jack Jinkins Galveston San Antonio

Families Enjoy Sunday at Magnolia Beach Fishing

Mr. W. H. Pundt and family and Mr. Fred F. Fehrenkamp and family and Miss Virginia Valenta spent Sunday at Magnolia Beach fishing.

W. H. Pundt Fred F., Fehrenkamp Virginia Valenta Magnolia Beach

Colorado Plates to Glow at Night Next Year

Colorado automobile license plates will be illuminated next year after dipping in a reflective solution. The glow will help traffic law enforcement by making plates more visible in low light conditions.

Colorado

The Eagle Enters Its 89th Year In Moulton

The Eagle marks its 89th year as a local paper, pledging to serve Moulton with community upbuilding and clean coverage.

the Eagle Moulton

Fort Worth Frontier Fiesta Runs June to October

The editor acknowledges with thanks a complimentary ticket to the Fort Worth Frontier Fiesta, noting it opens June 26 and continues through October 16.

Fort Worth

President Roosevelt presses on with court reform plans

The article notes Congress will not adopt Roosevelt's court plan but asserts reform is not dead. The president remains optimistic, focusing on other matters while signaling no bitterness about congressional inaction.

Congress Supreme Court Roosevelt

Moulton Couple Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary

R B Papacek's store force and friends held a surprise party for Mr and Mrs R B Papacek celebrating their twenty fifth anniversary. They arrived late to find the family out, but returned about 10:30 PM to a warm gathering with sandwiches cakes kolaches and music by John Havlik and sons. The Eagle offers congratulations for continued health happiness and prosperity. Mr and Mrs A F Pustejovsky drove to Lampasas Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Lewis Nix.

R. B. Papacek A-F. Pustejovsky Lampasas Lewis Nix

Mrs Bargman and Daughter Visit Relatives in Moulton

Mrs George Bargman and her daughter Elizabeth of LaGrange spent last Thursday in Moulton with relatives.

George Bargman Elizabeth LaGrange Moulton

Arnim Party Joins Group Visit to Houston

Mr. E. O. Arnim Mrs. T. T. Walker and Miss Ruth Arnim accompanied Miss Alice Arnim Mrs. A. C. Rehmet and Velma to Houston Sunday.

E. O. Arnim T. T. Walker Ruth Arnim Alice Arnim A. C. Rehmet Velma Houston

Galveston visitor stays with local doctors

Jack Jinkins of Galveston spent last week visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sam Jaeggli. He is the son of Dr. L. J. Jinkins, a classmate of Dr. Jaeggi.

Jack Jinkins Galveston Sam Jaeggli L. J. Jinkins Jaeggi

Couple couples depart for Monterey Mexico on vacation

Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schoenig of Victoria and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Landrum of Houston left Tuesday for Monterey and other points in Mexico to spend their vacation.

L. C. Schoenig Victoria H. M. Landrum Houston Monterey Mexico

Hoepfi Family Welcomes Son James Allen Hoepfi

Mr and Mrs Reinhold Hoepfi near Shiner announce the birth of a son, James Allen Hoepfi, born July 21. Mrs Hoepfi formerly Miss Flora Fishbeck.

Reinhold Hoepfi Near Shiner James Allen Hoepfi

Houston sisters operate beauty parlor during visit

Miss Mary Voznica of Houston visiting relatives called at this office on Tuesday to advance her subscription figures. Miss Voznica and her sister Annie run a beauty parlor in Houston.

Mary Voznica Houston Miss Voznica Annie

Busy Sergeant Roy Hall Oversees District 13 Highways

Sergeant Roy Hall of Schulenburg oversees highway maintenance for District 13. He is described as very busy and responsible for keeping the district’s roads in tip-top shape.

Roy Hall Schulenburg

Mathews Pushes Crop Diversification for Next Year

A. C. Mathews of Old Moulton visited Saturday morning to discuss farming with the printers. He advocates crop diversification and hopes several new crops will be trialed next year.

A. C. Mathews Moulton

Fehrenkamp Family Visits Wadsworth and Gulf Outing

Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp and her children Harvey Louis and Mabel Marie with Mrs. Louis Niebuhr and daughter Mary Louise and Edward Henry Fehrenkamp visited in Wadsworth staying with Mr. Otto Schultz and family. They enjoyed a Sunday outing on the Gulf.

Louis Fehrenkamp Harvey Louis Mabel Marie Louis Niebuhr Mary Louise Edward Henry Fehrenkamp Wadsworth Otto Schultz Gulf

Moulton Woman's Father Dies In Yoakum

Theodore John aged 80, father of Mrs. Harry Wagner of Moulton, died in Yoakum on Tuesday July 20. Funeral services were held next morning at Lutheran church with Rev. William Flachmeier officiating. Burial was in Herman Sons Cemetery at Shiner. Surviving: widow and eight children, including Mrs J H Koether Waelder and Mrs Ed Backenhoff Yorktown, 23 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved.

Theodore John Harry Wagner Moulton Yoakum William Flachmeier Herman Sons Shiner J. H. Koether Waelder Ed. Backenhoff Yorktown William Backenhoff Hallettsville Gus Flessner Ardmore Oklahoma F.laacke Otto Leon John

Waelder Birthday Honor For Miss Lonie Halliburton

Miss Lonie Halliburton was honored with a birthday party at her Waelder home on Friday. She received many presents and refreshments were served while friends from near and far extended birthday wishes for many more celebrations.

Water Board Plans Pipe Laying On Moore Avenue

The Moulton Water Board at its regular meeting last Thursday night voted to lay water pipes on Moore avenue west as far as the Joe Kopecky home. Additional pipes will be laid soon.

Moulton Water Board Moore Avenue Joe Kopecky

Needham Family Visit Spreads Across Waelder and Colony

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Needham and their baby were seen visiting Waelder and Colony on Sunday, sharing time with local residents and neighbors. The outing highlighted family activity in the region.

Mrs Earl Needham Baby Waelder Colony

Mrs. Kolar and Sons Visit Austin Wednesday

Mrs Ed Kolar and her sons Ken ward and Edward James traveled to Austin on Wednesday for unspecified business or visitation.

Ed. Kolar Kenward and Edward James Austin

Boehm Family Visit Spans Port Lavaca Sunday

Mrs Frances Boehm and children Raymond and Large Boehm of Port Lavaca spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Boehm in Piacedo.

Frances Boehm Piacedo Raymond Large Boehm Port Lavaca Richard Boehm

Fehrenkamp Family Weekends Visit Noted in Shiner Area

Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp of Shiner and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fehrenkamp with their son from Sweet Home spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp.

Lillian Fehrenkamp Shiner Walter Fehrenkamp Son Sweet Home F. T. Fehrenkamp

Local Visitors from Cistern Sunday

Mrs Roy Kotzebue and children Mr and Mrs Andrew Petrek and Josie Lee Mary Lee Jarosek and Miss Mollie Ziegelbauer visited in Cistern Sunday.

Roy Kotzebue Andrew Petrek Josie Lee Mary Lee Jarosek Mollie Ziegelbauer

Traveling party stops at Earl Needham home enroute

Mr and Mrs L D Cowan of Waelder Mr and Mrs Newton Asher and son of San Antonio stopped Monday at the Earl Needham home enroute to Corpus Christi Laredo and into Mexico.

L. D. Cowan Waelder Newton Asher San Antonio Earl Needham Corpus Christi Laredo Mexico

Fisbeck Family Returns from Western Coast Tour

Mr. Gus G Fisbeck and family returned Saturday from California where they visited relatives. Mrs Fisbeck and sons toured the Western coast visiting seven states and Vancouver Canada.

Gus.g. Fisbeck California Mrs

Four Travelers Tour Western Wonders on Way to California

Alvin Kopecky Arnold Papacek Emil Darilek and Wes Knape travel from home toward California visiting Carlsbad Cavern Lava Beds Painted Desert Petrified Forest Grand Canyon and heading next for Boulder Dam Their trip is described as a wonderful time with sightseeing and adventure.

Alvin Joe Kopecky Arnold Papacek Emil Darilek Wesley Knape California Carlsbad Cavern Lava Beds Tle Painted Desert Petrified Forest Grand Canyon Boulder Dam

Season's First Bale Marketed Saturday

The first bale of the 1937 cotton crop was marketed here Saturday morning by Ernest Clouder of the Novohrad section. The bale weighed 568 pounds and was bought by Ed. Boehm's Sons for 15 cents per pound. It was ginned by the Moulton Oil & Gin Company. Welff & Batey weighers report that 25 bales of new cotton had been marketed here up to Wednesday night.

Ernest Clouder Novohrad Ed. Boehm’s Sons Moulton Oil & Gin Company Welff & Batey

Willie J. Meyer Buried Wednesday

Willie J. Meyer aged 63 years nine months and nine days died Tuesday July 27 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon with interment in Moulton Public Cemetery. Rev. A H Falkenberg officiated. Pallbearers were Herman Koch Henry Mueller Elo Muehlstein Thomas Muehlstein Gus Krueger and August Zimmermann. He was a longtime resident of the area known as a quiet upright man. Surviving are several brothers and sisters. He was not married.

Willie J. Meyer Moulton Public Cemetery A. H. Falkenberg Herman Koch Henry Mueller Elo Muehlstein Thomas Muehlstein Gus Krueger August Zimmermann

Ferguson May Run for Governor in 1938 Determined by Field

Former Gov. James E. Ferguson indicated his wife Mrs. A Miriam Ferguson may seek the governor’s office in 1938 depending on candidates. He cited issues like old-age pensions a sales tax and tenant farmer legislation as likely campaign topics while noting Gov. James V Allred still has friends who discuss another term.

Dallas Texas James E. Ferguson Miriam Ferguson Ferguson McKinney Congress James V. Allred

Firemen Return from Training School

Edward Darilek and Marvin Merrem returned Friday from College Station where they attended the firemen's training school. They will report to the department at the next regular meeting Monday night August 2 beginning at 8 o'clock.

Edward Darilek Marvin Merrem College Station Fromen

Sub-Deb Club Hosts Miss Vivian Riske Evening

Sub-Deb Club entertained Miss Vivian Riske last Tuesday with six spirit ed games. Lunch featured sandwiches date pudding olives crackers and iced tea for guests.

Vivian Riske

Birthday Party for Barbara Ann Pundt

Barbara Ann Pundt, four, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pundt, entertained a party of little friends Tuesday for her birthday anniversary. Delicious refreshments were served.

Barbara Ann Pundt Ed Pundt Little Friends

Moulton Home Demonstration Club Achieves July Program

The Moulton Home Demonstration Club held its achievement program on July 14 at Mrs. Joe Gold’s farm. Seventeen members and thirty guests attended. demonstrations covered canning quantities and pantry organization, with a focus on a 21 quart pressure cooker and extensive produced preserves and vegetables.

Moulton Joe Gold Mildred Thomas Hall Hugo Fisbeck Legion Park Hallettsville

Town Notes Mrs. Hodge Move and Local Reshuffles

Mr and Mrs Marion Hodge moved into the home of Postmaster and Mrs John M Meiners. Mrs Rosa Jilek and children left Monday for San Antonio where they will reside. Mrs Louise Krause moved back to her Highway 95 home. Mr Otto Krause and family moved into the Louise Krause residence on Highway 95.

Marion Hodge John M. Meiners Rosa Jilek San Antonio Louise Krause Highway 95 Otto Krause Mrs. Louise Krause

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