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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
4
The article promotes hearty morning fare to tackle sharp weather, featuring a Manhattan Sausages recipe with pork sausages fried in fat, then served with celery, green pepper and chili sauce. It also extols fresh coffee and recommends vacuum packed brands, praising Rood as a sample.
A silver wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jemelka of Moulton Route 2 drew many relatives and friends for supper and lunch. Guests included Frances Jemelka, Pelichs, Gertners, Pilats, Wenskes, Bohuslavs, and other local families, with gifts and music by Holik’s Yoakum orchestra. Dr. J G Guenther of La Grange and others were noted in attendance.
A 1930s style appeal urges gratitude and action this Thanksgiving. It notes national Thanksgiving on November 29 and encourages charity, sharing meals with those in need, especially families with children, to foster friendship and brotherhood. It then offers a lavish eight-person menu and tested recipes for Harvest Fruit Cup, Tomato and Lima Bean Soup, Squash au Gratin, and Cranberry Apple Sauce.
The American Red Cross reports five health services in its annual program. First aid and life saving trained over a million people while nursing enrolls 36 133 registered nurses. Public Health Nursing operated by 750 nurses in 224 chapters last year. Home Hygiene taught simple home care to over 700 000. Red Cross nurses made over a million patient visits and 629 025 school children were inspected. The organization pledges ongoing service and invites joiners through Thanksgiving.
Prof. Charles W. McDonald, Hallettsville high official and county superintendent elect, spent a day in Moulton last week meeting local leaders and surveying district needs.
Mrs Charles Schindler of Schulenburg spent Friday visiting her mother Mrs Fy Wilks who has been ill for some time.
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