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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
5
A Kotzebue Drug Company ad claims irritated gums will benefit from their product LETO S and offers a money refund if it fails to satisfy. The retro notice highlights consumer assurance and brand name LETO S.
Oscar Marburger and Marvin Haase visited Houston on Friday. Mrs. Fidencio Silba and her son Emanual left Thursday for Saltillo Mexico.
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society named May committees at its regular meeting. Membership committee members are Mrs. Tom Beale and Mrs. Leander Mueller. Sick committee members are Mrs. Fred Koester and Mrs. Henry Krueger. Flower committee members are Mrs. Bill Schodde Jr. and Mrs. Emil Pundt. Bertha Brunkenhoefer of San Antonio attended as a visitor. Next meeting set for June 6 at 3 PM with no lunch.
Zion Lutheran Church invites worship every Sunday at 10 in English with German services on the first Sunday each month at 11. Sunday School meets at 9 each Sunday. Pastor K. Windecker.
Mrs Emil Darilek Jr visited Floresville Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Marion White of Houston was a brief visitor in Moulton Sunday. Marvin D Fertsch of Hallettsville, state representative, was in Moulton last Tuesday. Miss Edna Marie Gummelt of Houston spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs Gus Gummelt and Mr H W Haase and son Herbert Roy were in San Antonio Monday. Mr Marvin Haase and family visited in Corpus Christi Sunday.
Mrs Ben Janssen and daughter Edna of Corpus Christi plus Mrs Marvin Haase were in town Friday.
Shiner Flower Shop in Shiner Texas offers Hydranger pot plants for Mother's Day with phone contact option and a collect price.
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