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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
5
The Milton High School will present a one act play The Florist Shop in the school auditorium Friday night March 17 at 8 o clock Admission is 10 and 20 cents A sketch Around the World will be shown by the grades The Rhythm Orchestra and the Juvenile Orchestra provide music The public is invited to attend.
The Ladies Aid Society of Moulton Lutheran will hold a meeting at the hall on Thursday afternoon April 6. Committees appointed at the March meeting include Sick Committee Mrs Albert Klobedans and Mrs Arnold Wiedmann Membership Committee Mrs Frank Biehunko Sr and Mrs Charles Klobedans Flower Committee Mrs W K Richter and Mrs A H Falkenberg Serving Committee Mrs Frank Biehunko Sr, Mrs William Eilert and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp.
The 42 Club held a regular meeting with Miss Marguerite Boehm as hostess. During intermission members enjoyed a lunch of jello salad ham sandwiches olives lemon cake and coffee. Mrs Emil Papacek won the high score and a decorative sheet while Mrs Henry Earl Kotzebue received the guest prize a piece of lingerie.
Fire nearly destroyed the residence of Joe Selzer and Joe Peter at Holman six miles north of Weimar on March 9. The home sits on farm property owned by C J Mazoch and E C Vacek.
Local committee chaired by J. T. Jaeggli invites farmers to apply for government crop production loans. Interested applicants should contact J. I. Jaeggli, Ed. Boehm, or A. J. Darilek.
The Moulton High School basketball team enjoyed a mutton barbecue in Boehm's pasture near town on Wednesday evening of last week. All reported a good time.
The Moulton Valley Ball team defeated Scotts 8 to 0 at Scotts school Thursday afternoon. Fred Pietsch was in Houston Friday on business. Mr. Victor Fehrenkamp and family visited in Shiner Sunday. Henry Etlinger of Yoakum visited here last week. E T Merrem returned to San Antonio after a week here. Mr. Fmil Jaluska and family and Mr. Steve Capak and family were Hallettsville visitors Tuesday, guests of Louis Pietsch.
Friends in musical show circles recall a dress rehearsal with chaos and comedy. The director endures near disasters and dramatic mishaps while critics’ verdicts loom after a long grind of hours. A hotel diamond ring tale underlines hotel life in New York and Atlantic City.
Albany Oregon portion marks 50 years of marriage for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Anderson. The couple hosted a celebration with three children, six grandchildren, and 17 other relatives joining in the family joy.
Portage, Wis. A junkyard formed the nucleus for a roadside village named Packardville built over five years by Lance Packard. He started with a few dollars, junked cars to earn money, bought 40 acres, and now the debt free village features cabins, gas stations, a grocery, garage, electric plant, storage, and a bandstand with parks and playgrounds.
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