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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
8
Mr Bailey launched his campaign for United States senator on Saturday in Henderson Texas showing early momentum and a local rally draw with supporters.
Voters are presented with a list of contested offices including Representative J J Olsen for county judge A W Janszen SaM DeVal For District Clerk Joan L Smolik Gus Strauss Gene Houchins A P McElroy For Assessor-Collector H J Schornack E A Turk For County Superintendent Cons W Mcdonald Frank Schoppe For Public Weigher Prec 6 Chas Welfs Joan A Baros For County Commissioner Prec 2 Arnold Frey Cag For Constable Prec 6 Henry Krueger Jos HrnciR with candidates across several precincts.
Attorney Marcus Schwartz of Hallettsville came to Moulton on Friday on business. Sam Devall of Hallettsville, a county judge candidate, mingled with voters Saturday. Several Yoakum residents including Roosevelt Yoakum and Chas Kaiser visited Moulton and Fehrenkamp homeholds. Judge F J Helweg of Old Moulton is recovering from a January stroke. Tom Tom ad campaign materials were distributed in Yoakum. A&M College speaker BE Budaley lectured on trench silos in town.
Zions Lutheran Church schedules a Decoration Service at 9 A M at Moulton Public Cemetery on Sunday May 27 1934 following a Baccalaureate service. The event features local clergy and congregants observing veterans graves and graduates with hymns and prayers.
Fred Boothe of Gonzales with the state revenue department visited Moulton on business. The Eagle thanks him for a pamphlet outlining sources of the available school fund revenue and its share from each source. More details will follow in upcoming issues.
The Hillmer family thanks friends for support during recent trials. Special gratitude to Rev Falkenberg for condolence and relief, Dr Jaeggli for efforts to keep their loved one, and neighbors for kindness. Appreciation for floral offerings from Wm Hillmer and Children.
The article promotes a weekly Sunday School lesson exposition by Dr Pp B Fitzwater of the Moody Bible Institute Chicago. It invites readers to join the class and tell friends about the lesson in this issue.
Mrs. G. Hoerner of Flatonia visited relatives here Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cinadr and son visited in San Antonio Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Fehrenkamp and son Edward Henry were in Shiner Sunday. Elo Fehrenkamp and his niece Dorothy Hoppe were in Hallettsville Wednesday on business. Misses Mary and Kate Johnson and Allyne Spear of near town were callers at this office Saturday afternoon.
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