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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1939
Page
8
The Auxiliary of the Geier Merrem American Legion Post will sponsor a country store and lunch at the Bank Building here on March 18 starting at 2 o'clock.
I express sincere appreciation to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy during the loss of my beloved wife. Special thanks to Dr. Sam Jaeggli Dr. Hugo J. Strieder Rev Jacobs and the choir for their support and kindness.
The Freytag family expresses sincere thanks to the Moulton Fire Department and neighbors for assistance during a house fire. The note also mentions local printing and subscription services offered by Harold Koape through The Eagle.
A Texas A and M extension service formula explains using poison bran mash to control cut worms and grasshoppers. Mix one pound arsenic or Paris Green with 20 pounds bran 6 lemons juice 2 quarts molasses and water to a moist not sticky consistency.
John Raab of the Oak Grove school board reports a scholastic census shows 95 children of school age in the district, 85 white and 10 colored, a drop of two from last year. The board re elected the faculty for next year with Will Henry Burt as principal and Miss Rosie Greive and Miss Lillian Nollkamper as assistants.
The Eagle thanks readers for payments since the last report listing names and towns including University of Texas Austin, Moulton, Shiner, Gonzales, Yoakum and others. Names include Leo Pavlicek, E O Arnim, Tom Handsur, A J Melnar, F T Fehrenkamp, John Hofner, Elo Zalman, Oscar Zimmerman and more.
Mr. William Peterson of Dallas spent several days in the home of his daughter Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli. He left for Halletts ville Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs G Gordiner of 1305 North 25th Street Philadelphia announce the birth of a daughter named Elizabeth Evelyn Mrs Gordiner formerly Miss Mary Tomasko of Moulton. Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
Zions Lutheran Church posts Sunday School on March 19 and English Lenten Service on March 22 at 7 30 p m led by Pastor K Jacobs with services announced by the church.
Business owners Ludwig Freytag and Jodie Meiserschlaeger express sincere thanks for the Moulton Fire Department for their splendid work when a fire threatened their establishments Tuesday morning.
Help your kidneys with a guaranteed Turner Juno Tablets box from Kotzebue Drug Co. and EK R Drug Store. Prices 50 cents and 1 dollar. If functional kidney or bladder disorders cause getting up nights backache disturbed sleep dizziness or rheumatic pains this product is advertised as a remedy.
Cabbage and tomato plants priced at 15 cents per 100 announced by Mrs. Emil Darilek.
The Dallas Morning News publishes a new Texas Almanac and Industrial Guide offering extensive Texas information. Paper bound copies cost 65 cents and cloth bound copies 1.15 dollars. The Eagle invites orders for either edition.
Local notice directs residents to purchase license plates, specifying the John Chevrolet Company as the issuing or selling location. Details on dates, fees, or deadlines are not fully provided in the readable text.
For fifty years Ballard's Snow Liniment has been the favorite for easing the muscles made sure by over work or too much exertion strains sprains and bruises. Get a 30c or 60c bottle and keep it handy. KOTZEBUE DRUG Co.
A three act play titled Antics of Andrew will be staged at the Baursville schoolhouse on Sunday March 1. Local residents are invited to attend this community performance.
Mr. Steve Capak and family of Rosenberg visited Moulton on Monday. Mrs. J. D. Gray of Yoakum spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs. Rud. Jaeggi. Mrs. Ed Kolar and Mrs. O. F. Knupe visited Yoakum on Friday afternoon as guests of Mrs. Henry Etlinger.
Elwyn Gummelt Maurice Hav lik Allan James Bobuslav and Edgar Butschek students at Texas A. and M. College spent the past week end with home folks. John Culak of the Dickson section called by Saturday for a chat with the printers. Culak has completely recovered from injuries from a past automobile accident.
Dr. Oscar A. Darilek and his mother Mrs. Joseph F. G. Dari lek were in Shiner last Thursday evening. Dr. Darilek attended a meeting of the Shiner Business Men's Club while his mother visited at the home of her son Dr. August A. Darilek.
A fragment notes that charades were invented in France during the eighteenth century. The statement highlights the origin of the word and game likely in French social circles.
Charles I ruled England for eleven years without a sitting Parliament. The period marks a constitutional crisis and increases tensions between the crown and Parliament, shaping events leading to later conflict.
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