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FOR SALE Several good milch cows Apply at The Eile Office Moulton Texas FOR RENT My place in Moulton See Ed Kolar Moulton or write P J Barnee Shiner Clothes do help you win Dry clean them oftener
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1937
Page
8
FOR SALE Several good milch cows Apply at The Eile Office Moulton Texas FOR RENT My place in Moulton See Ed Kolar Moulton or write P J Barnee Shiner Clothes do help you win Dry clean them oftener
Zows Lutheran Church invites the community to Sunday School at 9 60 A M and German service at 10 00 A M on May 9 1937. The doors are open to everyone as Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a welcome to attend all services at the church.
Classified notice offering a rental at the Mrs. R. B. Breitschept property in Moulton. Inquiries directed to Henry Breitscho p or Emil Vogt for details.
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during illness and after the death of husband and father D. Fisbeck. Special thanks to Rev. A H Falkenberg Dr. Sam Jaeggli and all who sent flowers or extended sympathy from Mrs D Fisbech and Family
Czech talking pictures from Czechoslovakia Zi radovymi dvermi and Svata Hora in 8 reels and 3 will be shown at Mouton in the New Theater on Wednesday May 12 at 8 p m Admission 25c Roc It is different educational and interesting Even those who do not understand Czech language will enjoy European countryside scenery songs and music that will remain in memory
An old drug ad from Kopecky Drug Co claims Adterika cures insomnia caused by gas in the stomach. It promises one dose will bring out poisons and relieve gas that presses on the heart, allowing a full night’s sleep.
A Saturday night blaze leveled the residence of Jim Michna in St. John. Rud Krupala and his family occupied the home at the time. No injuries are reported. The fire caused major damage and authorities are investigating the cause.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club met April 14 at 2 PM at President Miss Lisette Winkenwardrs home with all members present except one. Visitors included Mrs Alfred Kuehn Mrs Richard Kuehn from Witting Club Mrs August Kuehn Sr Mrs Otto Heersen and daughter Iene. Miss Morgan demonstrated lay a walk emphasizing direct routing good drainage gentle curves and wide front walks. Lunch featured casseroles. Next meeting May 12 at 2 PM at Mrs Joe Kilingers home with Miss Morgan to demonstrate Salad Dishes.
Moulton branch No 18 Hochheim Prairie Mutual Fire and Storm Insurance Association met at Farmers and Merchants State Bank Saturday and elected officers Rud A Haas president William Hillmer vice president Emil Grunwald secretary Charles Fiessner treasurer Joseph F G Darilek Henry Sonsel and Joe Stary directors Delegates to the annual convention to be held at Shiner May 24: Charles Fiesener Joseph F G Darilek and Rud A Haas Emil Grunwald member of the finance committee will also attend the convention.
Mr and Mrs A E Jaeggli and Mrs Oscar Martin of San Antonio visited relatives here recently.
Cedar Springs plans a Friday closing program at 8 o clock featuring four parts: a Doctor's office skit, a Mother Goose pantomime, Uncle Rastus' colored boys minstrel excerpt, and a Cedar Springs Singing School Exhibition Concert. Admission is free and the public is invited.
Readers are urged to phone news items to the paper at No 99 for quick publication. The notice emphasizes prompt sharing of local events, tips, or briefs to help keep the community informed.
G. J. Bohnenkamp and W. M. Jno. M. Meiners serve as secretaries in extending invitations to the community to attend the upcoming meeting.
The Moulton Eagle and the Semi-Weekly Farm News advertise combined subscriptions at 250 dollars per year. Encourages readers to subscribe now.
Funeral services for H. D. Moore, 76, were held Monday. He was survived by his widow and two sons, C. H. and C. F., of Los Angeles.
Mr and Mrs 4G L Zschappel and their son Bobbie of Brenham visited in the home of Mrs Rud Jaeggli Sunday.
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