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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
5
The piece urges readers to sleep outdoors when possible, walk after work, cultivate a small garden, swim, and keep windows open at night. It argues fresh air and exercise build strong constitutions and prevent disease, recommending starting now as summer invites outdoor activity.
Mr and Mrs Roy Dagg visited the Otto Vogt home Sunday while Glenn Hill left for Yoakum to visit his mother. Edward Studeman returned from Bryan after attending Allen Academy. Dr Frank Kent of San Antonio attended to professional business here. A charity dance at the opera house raised funds for the local baseball team with music by the Cornelion orchestra. Winnie Koape hosted a birthday party for eight year olds with games and refreshments.
Schulenburg Texas on June 3 recalls yesterday’s celebration of the win in the election for the new sixty thousand dollar school house. May or Ruseek contributed twenty ages of soda water and twenty gallons of ice cream. The Mothers Club provided the eats and the event drew a big crowd.
Leslie C. Merrem of Shiver is among nine men chosen for membership in the University of Texas law school society. The selection requires an average grade of 90 percent and marks a high honor for a law student.
A benefit dance will be held at Boursville Schoolhouse Saturday night June 11 to aid the public school. The Billimek orchestra will provide music and all are invited. Winchester public school closed a nine months term under Prof. Darilek who is Emil Darilek's brother.
Dewey Baugh visited Mr and Mrs August G Kotzebue then headed to Flatonia on Chursday last week. Ed Shandora and family of Yoakum spent the latter part of last week visiting John Mladenka and Tom Shandora homes.
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