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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
8
The Eagle Office promotes fountain pen ink and advertises Cinadr's Cleaning Parlor offering drying, cleaning, sterilizing and moth proofing wardrobes with no extra charges. The message urges customers to prepare for warmer weather.
A stray bull remains in a Moulton Texas pasture. owner may recover by paying pasture fees. Mrs Aug Kuehn of Rural Route 2 is seeking the rightful owner and payment to reclaim the animal.
The Eagle Job Office offers all printing and lithographing needs and urges residents to spend money locally to boost community prosperity. It promises to handle any kind of printing work at home.
Zions Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 60 A M English service at 10 00 A M on Sunday June 20 1937 Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a cordial welcome to attend the service and visit the church.
A long notice lists attendees from Hallettsville Cuero Dilly Karnes City Hobson Belleville Ganado Yoakum Shiner and other towns for Henry Hoyer's funeral held June 8. Names include Alton Allen L H Meinert Emil Kocian Rud Bordovsky John Mikulenka Paul Renger Henry Sommer H H Ahrens Leo Strauss Norman Fehrenkamp J G Traxler Theo Long and many others.
A historical public notice urges safe Fourth of July celebrations focusing on cheerful action and restraint. It notes America’s enduring government, warns against dangerous festivities, and offers a safe menu with recipes for Chicken and Celery Sandwiches Pineapple Wheel Sandwiches Orange and Green Ribbon Sandwiches Chocolate Flip Prune Ice Cream Iced Sponge Cake Stick Candy and Pineapple Pinwheel Sandwiches.
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News list annual rates with a combined offer of $2.50 per year for both papers. Readers are encouraged to subscribe now as a good time.
The Hoyer family and relatives express gratitude for neighbors and friends who offered sympathy and flowers after a bereavement. Mrs. Julia Hoyer and children note appreciation. Several Lockstedt family members visited in Schulenburg and Bastrop and Peige on recent Sunday.
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp with Mrs Erna Kotzebue and granddaughter Alice Ramsower spent Sunday in Guero visiting the Henry Peters family.
Mrs. Mabel Schott reports thirty years of constipation with gas bloating and headaches eased by Adlerika. She claims she can eat sausage bananas pie and any food without issues and credits the remedy. The Ko jpecky Drug Company is listed as the source.
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