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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
5
A printing firm announces new up to date type and trained printers to ensure best results. They urge businesses and professionals to use printed stationery, claim material quality matches competitors, and promise competitive prices and reliable delivery of work.
Sam R. Sayers of Fort Worth was chosen chairman of a committee to direct a campaign for adoption of the Texas constitutional amendment to legalize beer. Other members include Senator W. K. Hopkins ex officio, Thad Scott, W. R. Collins, Lud Lincoln, F. L. Kurth, E. A. Simpson, R. J. Boyle, C. C. McDonald, C. L. Wakefield, S. M. Nixon, and A. H. Culwell.
The Timberwolves held a house dance at Mr Joe Papacek's residence Thursday night. A sizable crowd enjoyed music and refreshments including cake, pie, sandwiches, root beer, and punch. The team thanks the boys for the good music.
London dispatch claims Mme. Stalin died after allegedly tasting food meant for Joseph Stalin to guard him from plots. The funeral drew massive crowds as Stalin’s wife, rarely seen in public, was given state honors, with speculation she served as his official taster and died in devotion to the dictator.
The Culak school ended another term Friday with a suitable program under the management of E. E. Darilek.
The Timberwolves baseball team defeated Old Moulton Boursville 5 to 4 on Sunday May 7. Several residents visited relatives in San Antonio and Shiner during the weekend. Local officials and professionals including Deputy Tax Assessor Collie McCord of Hallettsville were in Moulton assessing taxes for the current year.
Mrs. T. L. Tucker and Mrs. J. J. Moore of Victoria, and Misses Edith and Adela Krueger of Shiner visited the Victor Fehrenkamp home last Tuesday.
Commendatore Petini, first cook to King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, shares a simple royal dessert. Prepare apricots with almond paste replacing the stone, roll in biscuits, dip in beaten egg and bread crumbs, bake with melted butter, then serve with vanilla sugar.
Several new American names were listed in the 1933 edition of the British Who's Who. Included are Clarence Darrow attorney DuBose Heyward novelist Rockwell Kent artist Anne Parrish novelist Carl Laemmle motion picture producer and Phyllis Bot tome novelist.
Readers invited to use the columns to list items for sale or wanted purchases. The newspaper positions itself as the best advertising medium to reach hundreds of local households.
Notices urge readers to phone in news items to No 99 and promise daily ads in the columns. The call emphasizes timely submission and ongoing publication of advertisements.
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