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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
5
The home talent play The Gay Pretenders at Evergreen School Thursday evening drew a large crowd under the Evergreen Parent Teacher Association. Receipts totaled 89 dollars 70 cents and the event was greatly enjoyed by all.
Private sale notice from Smith Motor Co of Gonzales Texas offering a 1933 Chevrolet coach with rubber and upholstery in A-1 condition. Small down payment and easy terms to own. Potential buyers urged to contact Smith Motor Co for details.
Election of one trustee for the Evergreen School is set for Saturday April 4 from 12 noon to 7 p m. Voters may cast ballots at the school location.
Chevrolet truck from 1931 in A-1 condition with good paint and stake body. Terms offered by SMITH MOTOR CO in Gonzales Texas.
The Eagle includes the official statement of the Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Moulton detailing its financial condition and operations as filed.
1929 Model A Hord Tudor sedan, Ford vehicle carefully checked for mechanicals, promising many miles of service. Terms.
Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli were in San Antonio for a brief appearance last week visiting local sights and meeting contacts during their trip.
National Chairman Sentinels of the Republic argues taxes depend on workers sweat and that rising government spending forces higher tax burdens. He notes 1929 to 1935 shifts in tax shares, warnings of borrowing and future debt, and urges cutting spending rather than increasing collection.
Robin Kaiser 17 son of Paul Kaiser a farmer near here was killed in a wreck near here today in LaGrange March 22.
Extra clean 1930 Chevrolet coupe with good upholstery offered by MTH Motor Co Gonzales Texas. Arnold Papacek has left hospital to resume studies at University of Texas after several weeks.
Dr A Lampe veterinarian surgeon from LaGrange spent Saturday in Moulton for unspecified duties.
Mr and Mrs Otto Pagel of Yoakum spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Varilek. The gathering highlighted family ties and weekend hospitality in a small Texas town.
In Gonzales Texas SMITH Motor Co offers a popular Model A Ford Tudor with good tires and clean paint. The ad promises long service life and favorable terms.
Mr George F Baur and family of Galveston were visiting his parents Mr and Mrs George Baur on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed E. Kolar accompanied by sons Kenward and Edward James attended the stock show in Fort Worth during the latter part of last week.
Dr and Mrs Oscar A Darilek Mr and Mrs Joseph F G Darilek and Mrs W J Meyer were among mourners at Gus Tiemann's funeral in La Grange last Thursday morning.
Good clean 1928 Chevrolet sedan with original paint and upholstery. Terms available through mins Motor Co in Gonzales Texas.
Mr KE J Papacek and family of Cuero spent Sunday in Moulton with home folks and friends. Mr John Migi and family and Mr John Uleak and family of Corpus Christi visited home folks and friends here last week.
Late model Chevrolet coach demonstrator with flawless paint and nearly unused upholstery and mechanicals offers a strong buy. Smith Motor Co., Gonzales, Texas.
Mr and Mrs Gene Anders are listed with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Sr and other relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Falkenberg, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bohnenkamp and Mrs. J. W. Nachlinger were observed visiting in San Antonio that Friday.
Frank Kokas of the University of Texas in Austin asks The Eagle to forward his newspaper to 1910 Speedway, Austin, Texas, updating his mailing address.
An article recalls the celebrated burial of Copenhagen the horse ridden by the Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo on June 18 1815. The charger carried Wellington for over 16 hours and reportedly saved him from Napoleon's cavalry by leaping a formidable ditch.
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