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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
16
A drug advertisement by F. Kotzebuk Drug Co markets Contay Special “guaranteed” to remove liver spots freckles pimples or discolorations on face or neck blamed on acid condition of the system. Also notes a 1929 Model A Ford Coupe in gold condition for sale or trade for cotton by Kugo Fisbeck.
Chicago Mayor Anton Cermak died in a Miami hospital from a bullet wound received in a February 15 incident when Giuseppe Zangara tried to shoot President Roosevelt. Mrs. Gill, wounded by a stray bullet, remains in critical condition in Miami hospital.
Meat shop ad lists rib roast at 8 cents per pound for 3 pounds, stew meat at 6 cents per pound, ground meat at 10 cents per pound. Steak and rib roast shown with mixed unit prices. Motto claims they trim bones but keep their standards from Pundt & Meyer.
Zions Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 A M on March 12 1933 followed by a German service at 10 30 A M Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a warm welcome to all attendees with the message come for all things are now ready.
The Eagle thanks readers for payments since last report including Mrs. Erna Kotzebue Moulton Irving Ramsoner Mathis E O Arnim Moulton F W Neskurik Moulton F T Fehrenkamp Moulton Mrs Ed Boehm Sr Moulton Ed Batey Moulton Rev Joseph Kopp Moulton Herman Wustenbart Moulton and Mr and Mrs Alfred Krause of Skidmore visiting relatives and friends.
The Bridge Club was entertained on Thursday February 24 by Mrs. John Cinadr. A George Washington was carried out in the covers tallies and refreshments. Four tables of members and guests participated. Adele Knesek won with high score and received a mixing bowls. Elizabeth Quebedeaux was high among guests and received a shoe bag. Refreshments included chicken salad with red white and blue mayonnaise, waffled potatoes, crackers, pickles, cake and coffee for listed members and guests.
The Lavaca county district court met in Hallettsville with Judge Lester Holt presiding. The grand jury included Elo Fehrenkamp R B Papacek from Moulton W T Prowning Henry Olsen from Yoakum H H Striebeck from Shiner H G Timm J H Simpson EJ Chavanez Hallettsville John Roberts from Speaks J J Morris Wied August Dornak Worthing N Norris Sweet Home. Governor Miriam A Ferguson signed a measure cutting Texas Rangers salaries by 25 percent.
Senator Thomas J. Walsh aged 78 collapsed and died March 2 on a train bound for Washington while expected to join President Roosevelt's cabinet as attorney general. The death occurred during travel, with Walsh a noted jurist and public servant in the early 20th century.
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