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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
5
Non injurious product named Supertest Jr made to government recommendations. Sold and guaranteed by A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co and Kopecky Drug Co.
Mrs. Thomas H. Spooner aged 77 died at her Gonzales home on Saturday. She leaves a son Miller S. Spooner manager of Central Power and Light Company Gonzales, and four daughters Mrs. Fred Kokernot Mrs. C. W. Mason Tom Spooner of Gonzales and Ella Spooner of Chicago. She was widow of the late Judge Thomas H. Spooner a longtime Gonzales county political figure.
Rev and Mrs H Kern of Cuero were in Moulton last week Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Victor Fehren kamp and sons Gordon Wells and Jo Deen were in Shiner Sunday.
Austin health officials warn diphtheria kills hundreds of children yearly from a preventable cause. Dr. John W. Brown urges immunization for any child six months and older, outlining toxoid injections and Schick testing to ensure protection and distinguish toxoid from antitoxin.
On Saturday May 27 Americans will honor the fallen from 1917 and 1918 by wearing the memorial poppy. World War veterans and residents of Moulton are urged to wear the poppy to remember comrades in France. The American Legion Auxiliary volunteers will distribute the poppies on streets and proceeds aid needy veterans and their families. Mr and Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp visited Shiner Sunday.
A newspaper note urges readers to check the weekly advertisements and not miss out on buying opportunities. It emphasizes that ads appear regularly and encourage attentive reading.
Mrs Rud Roeder and baby and Mrs Charles Schindler of Schulenburg visited their parents Mr and Mrs Fred Wilks for a day last week.
The column invites readers to use the newspaper page for selling or buying items. It promotes the local paper as the best advertising medium, reaching hundreds of homes in the community.
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