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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
16
Mr and Mrs E Fehren and Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar were seen in Cuero on Wednesday confirming social visits and local ties to the community.
The Eagle announces candidates for the Democratic primary in the 1934 election season. State Senator 15th District includes Fayette Austin Colorado Waller Lavaca Counties with L. J. Sulak and J. W. Wilson listed. R A Wendt competes for District Attorney and Reginald F Bourke with J J Olsen for Representative. Sheriff candidates G Houchins and A P McElroy. Assessor-Collector H J Schornack and E A Turk. County Superintendent W Mcdonald and Frank Schoppe. Public Weigher Prec 6 Charles Wolfs and John A Baros. County Commissioner Prec 2 Arnold Freylag. Constable Prec 6 Henry Krueger and Job Hancir.
Miss Erna Nieman travels to San Antonio to visit friends. Ed Biehunko and family visit relatives in Hallettsville Sunday. Tillie Raab spends days in Selma and San Antonio with Hubert Walston moving to Houston for a new job. John H. Willberg and wife visit Hallettsville last week. Henry Bohnenkamp from San Antonio visits here. Edwin von Lienen Marvin Merrem and Weldon Knape in San Antonio Tuesday. Rud Filipp and son Rueben from Shiner visit relatives here last week. W A Bergfeld and daughters Mary Louise and Virginia visit San Antonio Friday on business. Annie Arnim Alice Arnim and Helen Kaase visit Corpus Christi Friday and Saturday.
One man was killed and two injured when a transformer being loaded onto a truck fell into a live 1,300 volt wire. Howard Coy, 18, died instantly. brother Boyd Coy and W G Street, a contractor, suffered serious burns. Additional local notices follow of residents and visitors in nearby towns.
Mrs Charles Riske Mrs Owen Brown and Miss Emily Dables were in San Antonio Monday for unspecified engagements. The brief report notes their presence in the city without detailing purpose.
Among those who were business visitors in Hallettsville Saturday from here were Mr. and Mrs. Joe K. Etlinger, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wagner, Mr. Leo Jaroszewski and daughter Miss Hildred, Rud Jaroszewski, Louis Pietsch and Charlie Richter.
Claudine Macdonald director of the Woman's Radio Revue on NBC networks describes her demanding schedule and meals of tomato juice when hungry. She notes the juice can be served hot or cold, as cocktail or bouillon, now seen at formal luncheons and dinners.
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