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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1933
Page
5
Austin reports the legislature finalizes action on beer by approving a constitutional amendment to legalize 3.2 beer manufacture and sale, and passing a regulatory bill. If the amendment is adopted on August 26, the measure would take effect, with local governments limited on beverage alcohol content.
A three act comedy The Man in the Green Shirt was presented at the Baursville schoolhouse on Thursday evening April 27. The Baursville School Orchestra under R J C Vogt performed several beautiful selections to the delight of the gathering.
A J Elster attended Victoria this week as a juror in the Federal court. The case details are not provided but his service marks participation in a federal proceeding in the city.
Mr. William E. Darilek and family from Schulenburg visited home folks here on Sunday. Mr. Emil J. Jaluska and family visited Mr. Louis Pietsch and family in Hallettsville Sunday evening.
The Baursville School closed Friday evening with three graduates Martha Pelich Elle Kubicek and Erwin Haas Rev A H Falkenberg of Moulton delivered the sermon County Attorney Paul H Fertsch presented the diplomas and County Judge August W Janszen gave the class address He also presented certificates of honor to Evelyn Faltisek Viola Faltisek John Nerada Rud Darilek and Charlie Nerada Principal W V McAdams thanked staff students trustees and patrons The school orchestra entertained the audience with selections.
The Nickel School closed the 1932 33 scholastic session this week. Miss Carme taught in Upchurch with principal Miss Mary Thompson and Miss Fairy Thompson. The closing program was held in the school auditorium on Saturday evening. One act plays and special numbers were enjoyed by attendees. A free barbecue was provided on the school campus Saturday.
Austin April 27 A bill to levy a graduated tax on incomes of individuals and corporations was finally passed by the Texas House today. The measure awaits action in the Senate.
A London Tit-Bits quip reports Blessing Casey's wife having twins and their expected row at night. Casey replies one baby howls so loudly the other is inaudible, a dry humor about newborn chaos.
A close friend recalls a remark about disliking contradiction and notes one exception Senator Sorghum chooses to test public mood by saying he will not run. The exchange frames a strategic moment amid speculation about a possible candidacy.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp of Moulton and Mr. and G. Fehrenkamp of Ellinger spent Wednesday at the George Bargman home in Gonzales.
The fragment recalls a 1928 meeting with a theatrical heat of embarrassment. The dialogue hints at stage memories and a shared past in Boston during the late 1920s.
A brief dialogue shows poet questioning quitting and editor urging to start writing. The exchange reflects creative pushback between an aspiring author and an editor.
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