Dernden Drops Gubernatorial Bid Backing Hines
Albert Dernden withdraws from the gubernatorial race and backs Harry Hines for the nomination, as reported by the editor.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1940
Page
1
Albert Dernden withdraws from the gubernatorial race and backs Harry Hines for the nomination, as reported by the editor.
The Eagle reports the 52nd annual premium list for the State Fair of Texas in Dallas from October 5 to 20. More than $125,000 in premiums will be offered, with the fair billed as the largest in the world.
Final tabulation of the Texas State network poll shows W Lee O Daniel leading the field by 51 2 percent. The polls do not elect anyone but indicate the direction of the wind in the governor's race.
The Lavaca county democratic executive committee completed arrangements for a July 27 primary. A county run off primary will be held for offices where no candidate wins a majority in the first primary.
A tire predicted to run 100000 miles is due for debut soon. An efficient carburetor could enable an automobile to travel 100 miles per gallon, addressing wasted gasoline energy from improper calorization.
The Republican National Convention opened in Philadelphia to nominate president and vice president. The Democratic Convention will be held in Chicago next month. The Eagle plans to cover both events.
The Moulton Volunteer Fire Department marks eight years of service with twenty active members and about one hundred honorary members. It is the only Texas department owning its own fire station, valued with equipment at thousands of dollars. Insurance costs have been cut by about fifty percent, saving more than twelve hundred dollars this year. Citizens urged to support the department.
Dickson School held its annual picnic last Sunday with dinner enjoyed by many. Principal speaker was Olin Culberson candidate for railroad commissioner, joined by Judge C. L. Stavinoha and Hon. Monte McCord candidates for legislative representatives. Patek's Band provided music and a concluding dance.
Mrs L B Martinshaw of Columbia South Carolina left for home Saturday after a week visiting her parents Mr and Mrs F C Smith.
S Mackey proprietor of the Gonzales Mattress Factory was in Moulton Wednesday on business. Mr Mackey reports pretty fair crop conditions in the Gonzales section.
Mr. and Mrs G E Kaase of Houston Mr F C Kaase and Miss Helen Kaase of Moulton and George Gummelt of Hallettaville spent Sunday in Port Lavaca and Magnolia Beach.
Edward Henry Fehrenkamp Sam Jaeggli Jr Victor Fehrenkamp Jr and Taylor Biehunke came back Tuesday after a several day fishing excursion on the Guadalupe River near Gonzales Texas.
Emil P Krejci and Frank Miculka of Dickson School and F M Baros of Kokernot were business visitors at The Eagle office Tuesday and said they had a good rain Monday afternoon. Lee Jarosek and family Roy Kotzebue and family Andrew Petrek and family and Richard Boehm couple spent Sunday in Cistern visiting Mr and Mrs Wilbert Ellis. Roselyn Kotzebue and Mary Lee Jarosek accompanied their parents home after a week with Eddie Breitechopf in Cistern.
Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp of Moulton quietly observed their sixty second wedding anniversary on Thursday June 20. Friends join The Eagle in sending congratulations and wishing the couple many more years together hand in hand.
John Louis Jaeggli after six years in Uncle Sam’s forces re-enlists for three years in the Bombing Division at March Field California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggi of this place.
Judge C L Stavinoha of Hallettsville announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for representative of Lavaca County. He previously served as Lavaca County attorney and county judge, and once held the representative post.
Shinier Hatchery promotes its improved breeding program for higher returns. It offers English White Leghorns Light Brown Leghorns Buff Leghorns Anconas Barred Rocks Rhode Island Reds Buff Minorcas at 5 to 5.50 dollars per hundred and parcel post shipping at 25 cents per hundred.
A truck carrying ball players from Praha overturned on Highway 95 south of Shiner injuring Adolph Rudolph Otto and George Paulies Ernest Dostalik Eugene Herzig and Emil Janek. The injured were taken to Shiner hospital after a car occupied by Mexicans collided with the truck as the players traveled to Worthing.
J J Mansfield declares reelection bid difficult due to war conditions. He appeals for support from friends, emphasizes keeping Congress united, and argues for preparedness while avoiding war. He stresses safeguarding the fleet as the paramount issue and notes other matters can be addressed later.
The Gummelt and Ritter families travel to Chicago for the marriage of Wilburt M. Ritter of Houston and Miss Martha Bisterfeldt of Chicago set for Saturday June 29. Ritter is son of the Schulenburg O W Ritter couple and nephew to Gus Gummelt.
The national Red Cross war relief fund totaled 14 843 967 on June 25 with a goal of 20 000 000 and the drive closing soon. Lon Spann and family of Houston visited relatives in Moulton over the past weekend. Baylor student Louis Grant visited Rev. and Mrs. C A Dickson in Waco with the Dicksons. Beatrice Grant of Waco spent time with the same hosts. Alvin Boehm and J H Wilson of Boehm Motor Sales Shiner were in Moulton Tuesday for business and called at this office.
The Hallettsville tomato market closed Monday with 210 freight cars shipped and an estimated 10 carloads by truck. Shipments topped 1939 by 60 carloads, but grower returns were low as prices averaged under 2 cents per pound.
Judge C L Stavinoha announces candidacy for representative of Lavaca County outlining his tax plan to fund old age pensions. He proposes taxing oil wells and gas to raise up to 40 million dollars and criticizes current pension cuts and high automobile and poll taxes while opposing sales and gross receipts taxes.
Born to Mr and Mrs Joe Raab Oak Grove on June 6 a girl Aristine Marie Raab. Born to Mr and Mrs Victor Vogt Moulton on Tuesday morning June 25 a girl Marilyn Ly Nelle.
A. Haas repairs the cotton platform ahead of the cotton season as crop prospects look bright for locals.
The Lutheran Brotherhood entertained members and guests with a luncheon after a regular meeting last Friday night. President Emil Helweg welcomed attendees, hymns were sung, Rev. E Jacobs read a Psalm and discussed Deaconess Work. Mrs B Jacobs and Weldon Knape sang a duet, a restling was provided, minutes and treasurer reports were read, and a lunch of cakes pies sandwiches and iced tea followed with games after.
A bridge and forty two party was held at the Moulton High School Auditorium Thursday evening under Band Sponsors' Club auspices. Guests enjoyed spirited games and festivities throughout the event.
A Weimar delegation of about twelve cars toured Moulton Tuesday to advertise the cucumber celebration set for July 4 5 and 6 in Weimar.
Oak Grove School speeds preparations for the annual picnic to be held July 4. The program includes dinner, music, public speaking, and a dance at night. Public invitation extends to the community.
Moulton business houses will remain closed on Thursday July 4 in observance of Independence Day as agreed months ago.
The Heerssen family, led by Mr Otto Heerssen, moved last week to Victoria to establish their future home. They carry best wishes from numerous friends as they begin this new chapter.
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