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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
8
Notice to the public from F. P. Raab stating he has purchased his partner John Brunkenhoefer's interest and will continue the barber business at the old stand. He thanks patrons and seeks continued support with prompt courteous service.
German services in Moulton Sunday morning at 10 o'clock and English services in Moulton Sunday evening at 8 o'clock announced by the Lutheran church for worship.
Henry Bohnenkamp on sick list this week. Oswald Buescher of Smithville in Moulton Wednesday. Dr. A M Kotzebue returned Monday from a brief San Antonio visit. Mr and Mrs Milton Meiners moved into the Joe Biehunko house in southern town, vacated by Louis Sebacher family.
Governor Miriam A. Ferguson ordered the Texas flag at half mast atop the State Capitol in memory of William Jennings Bryan. She sent a condolence message to Mrs Bryan praising the Commoner for his influence in national politics and religion and extending Texas’s sympathy.
A large crowd gathered Sunday at the home of Mr. Willie Muehlstein and family to celebrate his birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger, Mr. Henry Roesler and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krueger of Hochheim, Mrs. John Schacharl and family of Shiner, Mr. John Meyer Jr. and family, Mr. Paul Dietschke and family, Mr. Tom Muehlstein and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Muehlstein, Mr. Louis Mueller and family, Mr. Gus Krueger, and Mr. August Mueller.
We express sincere thanks for kindnesses during illness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs. Wilhelmina Krause and for the beautiful flowers. Special thanks to Rev J Holm the Lutheran Frauen Verein and the Moulton Cemetery Aid Society. W Krause Mrs H W Pundt
The Baursville Lutheran Frau en Verein will meet next Monday Aug 3 at Mrs Rud Vogt Sr home. Ed Schaefer and son from Runnels visit relatives. Ed L Etlinger family return from San Antonio Seguin. Rev J Holm family visit El Campo. John V Havlik and family visit Cameron. Mrs Anna Beyer of Rosenberg guest of Ad Baur. Emil Miculka family from Floresville in Moulton. Vladik Boehm and daughters depart College Station. Lula Mae Cantrell returns from Yoakum. J E Stavinova family and Mrs Ed Boehm attend Mrs J F Stavinova 68th birthday in Ammansville. Albert Pohler remits for The Eagle. uncle John Wicke and East Bernard visit after 22 years. George Mehner Luling welcomes baby girl born July 22. Mehner formerly Bertha Papacek of Moulton. The Eagle extends congratulations.
An old ad claims a torpid liver causes bad breath dizziness poor appetite constipation and malaise. It promotes Herbine as a dependable remedy for liver stomach and bowel disorders, says it strengthens digestion purifies bowels and restores energy. Price 60c Kopecky Drug Co.
Miss Edna Sonsel recovers at home from illness while Henry Sonsel has mumps. Families and relatives visit in Weimar Praha Mart and surrounding areas. Marcus Huff celebrates eldest son Marcus Jr.’s birthday as games of forty two and refreshments mark the event. Eli Zalman fractures his arm in a car crank accident south of town. July 28, 1925. Old Pal.
Rev An ders of Cistern reports designation of the Smithville Flatonia Moulton Shiner Yoakum Highway by the State Highway Commission in Austin. Gus Russek State Senator from Schulenburg, County Judge Lueders, and County Engineer Schuller aided. Lavaca county plans road district and bond election with state aid possible in 1926.
If you are going somewhere or have someone visiting you let your local paper know about it Ring No 99 and we will do the rest.
Classified notice seeks a small gasoline engine in good condition at a reasonable price. Applicants should apply at The Eagle Office.
An ad offers a scholarship at a respected business college. Interested parties are directed to contact The Kagie Office for details.
The Chicago Polon Station completion is hailed as a major engineering feat aiding the Chicago City Beautiful plan. The low monumental terminal spans three acres with a 60 000 square foot concourse and 85 acres of facilities designed for 60 000 passengers daily. The project uses 17 000 tons of structural steel and 125 capacity rooms while serving four rail firms including Pennsylvania Railroad and Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul.
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