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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1939
Page
5
Bargain prices on triple strain baby chicks offer extra quality. Read as a promotional notice urging quick purchase for low costs and high value.
Gus J. Strauss of Hallettsville was re elected state warden at the Knights of Columbus state convention held in Waco. He was returned to office by the delegates and receipt of the official report confirms the outcome.
Mr and Mrs Richard Boehm visited in Port Lavaca and Victoria on Sunday. the trip included sightseeing and local greetings to community residents.
Mrs Sam Jaeggli and daughter Iva Sue and Miss Stella Darilek were in San Antonio Monday. Miss Lorena Ruth Smith of Austin visited her parents Mr and Mrs F C Smith Sunday. Joe Petrek of Fort Worth visited relatives and friends in Moulton several days this week.
Mr and Mrs Malvin Merrem of Evergreen were in Halletts ville last week Thursday attending to business matters.
Henri Mae Hrusek of Hallettsville has been chosen to represent the city at the Yoakum Tom-Tom celebration in June.
Frank Biehunke Jr and neighbor Tom Handsur report significant roof damage to their homes from a May 8 hail storm. Both properties suffered extensive shingle and gutter damage in the incident.
News Week editor Ray mond Moley presents a personal portrait of John Nance Garner. The piece highlights Garner as a simple, candid figure whose steady Congress tenure and political philosophy contrast with Washington's image making. Garner favors prudent policy, supports protection, warns against big spending and excesses, and remains revered across parties.
An editorial on John Nance Garner praises his clear mind and steady leadership. It notes his long service in Washington and compares him to Ben Franklin, stressing his patience with differing views and his ability to keep the nation at peace.
Friday and Saturday feature Charles Laughton and Risa Lancaster in The Beach Comber. Sunday and Monday present Bing Crosby Franko Gaal and Shirley Ross in Paris Honeymoon.
The Eagle acknowledges readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. Names listed include Gus Mueller Joe Zavesky John Perrard Frank Tree H W Haase Ad Prasek Charles Tykar Rod Brueggmann Eddie Steinacher Edwin Jaeggli Joe Ducho Joe Tousek Lucas Rehmet and J T Jaeggli all from Moulton Port Brchard and Moulton locations.
August Krause of the Oak Grove section, ill for weeks, was in town Saturday for weekend purchases and socializing with friends. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Valenta of Corpus Christi, Mr. Rudie Valenta and family of Shiner, and J. N. Valenta and family of Sweet Home spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. Valenta.
Miss Dorothy Muras daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Muras of Shiner has been chosen to represent the Shiner Chamber of Commerce at the annual Tom Tom celebration in Yoakum next month.
Mrs Jaeggli and guests attended a piano recital Saturday afternoon in Fb intonia. The program featured pupils of Mrs Clara Duggan Madison of Columbus.
The editor and wife thank the invitation to attend Allen Military Academy's commencement at Bryan from May 21 to 26. Sam Jaeggli Jr is a member of the graduating class.
Cleaning service promotes moth proofing and dust free storage with moth seal bags. Expert cleaning guarantees removal of moths and eggs and returns garments in pristine condition for long term storage.
A fragment praises a man as good and able but warns public hopes may wane if he does not live to around a hundred years. The tone questions his future longevity and public expectations.
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