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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
4
A 1932 model Chevrolet is offered for sale by Motor Co. in Gonsales Temas. It has good numbers and upholstery, a freshly refinished duco paint job, and an engine checked by mechanics. Terms available.
Mrs Eugene Steai of Schulenburg visited the Klo Fehrenkamp home last week.
Mrs Edward Carmady brings their infant back to Galveston following a visit to relatives including her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Koester and other family members on Thursday.
The American Red Cross reports 103 disasters in the year ending June 1934 with tornadoes fires floods and tropical storms across the United States. Chicago stockyards fire prompted rapid relief and about 1000 people received first aid.
Chairmes Payne states Ker Cross technique aids public service and urges support for disaster recovery. The disaster relief service published a manual for planners to prepare for emergencies. Disaster institutions were held in two strategic locations last year to aid local emergency planning. Red Cross support comes from the annual roll call between Armistice Day and Thanksgiving Day.
Trained to Save Lives. Certificates issued by the Red Cross last year to 150 972 per gang who finished the course of instruction offered by chapters. Included were time clerks and other key employees on Federal Civil Works projects. Evidence of government endorsement of the program is shown by new badges issued at the War Department request. First aid instruction is now given to key men on federal water conservancy and flood control projects.
The American Red Cross chap ters aided nearly 400000 veterans and their families last year. Workers report rising responsibility as legislation changes and aging veterans create new needs for trained Red Cross support. The organization also connected civilians with military service, aiding 6979 service members in the army navy and marine corps.
Red Cross relief has been dispatched for multiple disasters. Workers aided Morro Castle survivors and rescue operations, and airlifted aid to Nome after the Alaska fire in September. The organization also responded to a Kentucky flood and August cloudbursts, plus epidemics and drought-related health threats.
A silver wedding anniversary was celebrated at Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Gertner home with a large gathering of relatives from Shiner Rosenberg Floresville Hallettsville Schulenburg East Bernard Hungerford Beasley and other nearby towns. A long list of attendees shared a meal and time together. The event concluded with social activities and games.
Mr and Mrs Gertner hosted a gathering with their four daughters Hermina Sylvia Hattie and Eulalie and a son Julius. A night dance featured accordion music by Tom Tousek. Honorees received many beautiful useful gifts.
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