Baursville School Graduates Four
The Baursville school's graduating class this year includes Alice Klobedans Deores Brueggeman William Seimidt and Louis Pilat. The sv000s closed April 24.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1936
Page
4
The Baursville school's graduating class this year includes Alice Klobedans Deores Brueggeman William Seimidt and Louis Pilat. The sv000s closed April 24.
An omission leaves Ad Ermis, a member of the Moulton Fire Department racing team, unlisted in last week's Eagle report. The team placed third at Golied on May 3 and Ermis remains a valued department member.
Governor James V. Allred accepted an invitation to speak for the national administration in the upcoming presidential campaign. The invitation was from E. J. McMillan, director of the speakers bureau for the Democratic national committee.
The ad claims Ford V-8 provides genuine steel body construction and all around safety glass at no extra cost. It highlights Ford manufacturing methods and low profit policy enabling $25 a month financing with a down payment. Also promotes Ford Sunday Evening Hour radio spots with Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians.
A local admonition urges businesses to print bill heads with care and advertise in the home paper. It argues that well presented stationery signals pride and supports the town, readers judge town size by ads, and fitness tips include light garden work. It also condemns vulgar remarks about women as proof of a weak mind.
Congress is set to authorize construction of two battleships costing about 100 million dollars. The piece notes widespread unease about war and a readiness mindset, calling the situation foolhardy.
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