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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
8
Local Rudie Mueller advertises Gulf gas and lube at Rudie’s Service Station in the Hy Krause building. Goodyear and Firestone tires and lubes are offered with drain and refill services. Customer experience spotlighted as service with a smile.
Henry B Balhorn of Houston visited in Moulton Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Mang are in San Antonio since last week. Mr and Mrs P J Barnee of Schulenburg were in Moulton Sunday. Kenward Kolar son of Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar is improving nicely from illness. Mrs Barta near Komensky mother of F T Barta has been quite ill. Mr Ad Ermis and family spent several days vacation in Galveston Danbury and Houston.
Mrs Herman Franke of Kened y Miss Myrtle Kuenstler of Encinal Mrs Hugo Seim and daughter and Mrs W J Thamm of Yoakum visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Ad Ermis last week Wednesday
Miss Anita Richter daughter of Postmaster and Mrs. W K Richter won a Coleman Instant Gas Store awarded in a letter writing contest run by Mueller Bros local hardware dealers.
The Cuero-Yoakum concrete highway is completed with the last pour connecting to Irvin Street Yoakum. Shoulder work begins immediately and traffic runs Cuero to three miles south of Yoakum. Huth Memorial Hospital to be leased to Incarnate Word Convent of San Antonio for next fiscal year. Wade No 1 oil well south of the city reaching 2000 feet. Tomato harvest ended with sheds closed. the crop yielded thousands for Yoakum area farmers.
The Eagle thanks readers for payments since last report including Edwin A Jaeggli and R B Papacek of Moulton and city barbershop Anton Kolar EC Fehrenkamp L J Kubicek M E Brune Yorktown Gus Fisbeck Theo Wenske Gus Aschenbeck Houston. The garlic crop is beginning to move.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield redirects his paper copy to Columbus as Congress nears adjournment. The Eagle urges readers to study the paper’s advertisements and read each one carefully, promising it will pay.
Maj. Gen. Charles H Bridges reports war clerks sorted through 89,870,600 documents to assemble individual service records in the effort funded by 250 dollars. The work aims to convert a vast wartime pile into an intelligible history of America’s soldiers.
California towns Pine Grove and Volcano, once remote mining centers north of Jackson, will receive electricity after decades of candle and lamp light, modernization progressing from host towns.
Staunton Va. Will of the late James KE Duff says any heir who uses inherited funds to buy whisky shall forfeit all further claims to their shares in the estate. The clause targets alcohol purchases by beneficiaries and preserves remaining property for compliant heirs.
In Vienna a court ruled that women visitors may kiss male patients even if married. Paul Johannes, in a Viennese hospital after surgery, was visited by his wife’s friend a widow around thirty who kissed him on arrival and departure. The wife sued for divorce but the court found no fault in the widow’s kisses and dismissed the case.
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