Local Vet Visits Moulton for Stock Treatment
Moulton Hardware Co in Moulton Texas hosts Dr A Lampe a veterinary surgeon from LaGrange Texas. He will be in Moulton March 16 to treat sick stock brought by local breeders and farmers.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1940
Page
8
Moulton Hardware Co in Moulton Texas hosts Dr A Lampe a veterinary surgeon from LaGrange Texas. He will be in Moulton March 16 to treat sick stock brought by local breeders and farmers.
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The mayor orders an election in Moulton Lavaca County Texas for April 2 1940 to elect three Aldermen for two years. George von Lienen named presiding judge. Polls open 8 AM to 6 PM at City Hall. Nominating petitions due ten days before election.
We express our sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during illness and at the death of our beloved mother Frances Papacek. Thank you for the beautiful flowers.
We thank Rev. Joseph Kopp the Choir the Christian Mothers those on night watch the pallbearers and all others for kindnesses shown during our bereavement. We also thank all who attended the last and made the oral offering and especially Mr and Mrs Rud Haas for use of their home during these sad hours A J Hister and Children.
We thank the Moulton Volunteer Fire Department neighbors and friends for helping us fight the grass fire on our places Saturday afternoon. F. I Fehrenkamp Henry G Bisbeck.
Fred Fehrenkamp and Gus Wachtendorf were business visitors in Gonsales Tuesday. Leon Mikulenka of Filatonia accepted employment with A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co. Emil Jaluska and family and Tommy Picha and family visited in Houston Tuesday. Mrs. James D. Gray of Yoakum came to visit her sister Mrs. Rud Jaeggii. Me and Mrs. John Reindl were in San Antonio last week visiting Louis Reindl and extended family in Yoakum and Kyle. Rev. Jacobs family report safe arrival at Akron Iowa with snow en route.
Miss Mary Ruth Williams of the Sam and Will Moore Institute and her class visited The Eagle office Thursday morning. Students listed include Rudolph Jahn Jr Calvi n Ray Richter Henry Schoenfeld Jr Erwin Biehunke Iva Sue Jaeggi Colleen Behrenkamp Elizabeth Barta Milada Holub Marcella Mikulencak Evelyn Zimmermann Dorothy Schacherl Gladys Cervenka Jack Cinadr Lorene Ammermann Esther Hoerig Antoinette Kolar Gladys Krejci Eugene Biehunko.
Lon Hull of Old Moulton reports widespread sickness in the community. Lee Hull, over 70, has been confined to his bed for several weeks.
County Agent G. C. King County Judge Paul H. Fertsch and County treasurer J. Konvicka of Hallettsville Rud Barre of Cuero and J. M. Parks of Yoakum attended the soil conservation meeting here last Monday.
Mrs William Bell underwent an operation at Gonzales hospital on Monday. She is doing as well as could be expected and well wishes are offered for a speedy recovery.
In Moulton gymnasia on Tuesday night the Moulton school volleyball teams beat the Muldoon squads. The contest showcased local players and a strong home advantage.
Mr and Mrs Jim Reind and daughter Dolores of Moulton along with Mr and Mrs Fritz Heerssen of Shiner visited Houston for a Flower Show on Sunday observing displays and taking part in the event.
M A Hobbs of Hallettville visited Moulton on Wednesday meeting friends and introducing his run for representative. His official announcement will appear later. Miss Ethel Cooper of Corpus Christi visited home folks here last weekend as the flu and kin dred illnesses abated with most returning to duty.
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