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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1939
Page
4
Friday issue listing subscription price two dollars a year in advance and postal handling as second class matter in Moulton Texas with May 5 1939 date and post office entry.
Mrs Annie Lee Bourke aged 68 who survived the Indianola storm and later moved to Victoria and Yoakum died at her Yoakum home. She married William P Bourke in 1894 and was active in Catholic Church work. Survivors include daughter Lucille, sons R F Bourke of Yoakum A W Bourke of Cuero L J Bourke of Bremerton Washington and three brothers L J Budd of Houston C H Budde of Cuero and E G Budde of Robstown.
The 6,500 Tyler students have been fingerprinted as part of a district safety program. Brenham plans a fifty fifth Maifest on May 18 and 19. The Bastrop Advertiser marks 82 years of service. The American Legion National Convention will convene in Chicago from September 25 to 28. Maverick county shipped 1,483 carloads of spinach this season as it closed Saturday. A portrait of U. S. Senator Tom Connally was placed in the Texas senate chamber Tuesday.
A New Jersey woman collects buttons from all parts of the world totaling more than 28 000 pieces. San Marcos Academy announces its first homecoming set for May 5 and 6 with over 38 000 invitations mailed to former students.
A latest release sets the year total at 12 dollars per capita and notes the current scholastic apportioned amount stands at 22 dollars per pupil.
Miss Lou Gretia Morris, Baylor University senior and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Morris, was chosen by the Chamber of Commerce as Queen of the Tom-Tom. Coronation set for June 8 with Miss Josephine Boothe as princess and Miss Margaret Stephens as grand duchess.
Washington April 27 Chair Mansfield of the house rivers and harbors committee was discharged today from the Naval Hospital after treatment for an intestinal disorder He is expected to return to his office within a week or ten days
Omaha Nebraska celebrated on April 26 the 70th anniversary since the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. The event highlighted the milestone in local history with community observances and acknowledgments of the railway’s impact on commerce and travel.
President Roosevelt formally opened the New York World's Fair with a radiophone broadcast reaching nationwide audiences. Rio Grande Valley cities back a causeway linking Port Isabel to Padre Island and envision a resort on the island. Texas A&M Extension Service marks its 25th anniversary May 8 and reports employing 647 workers.
Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh and her two sons joined Colonel Lindbergh in the United States after living abroad since 1935. The family has been separated while he spent weeks here.
Mrs. Mary Leah Wrye of Mo beetie celebrated her 101st birthday Sunday. A former schoolteacher, she marked the milestone with family and friends in the county.
An Indianapolis manufacturer unveils a two cylinder automobile priced a little over 300 dollars. The car reportedly reaches 50 miles per hour and consumes 50 miles per gallon of gasoline.
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