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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1938
Page
1
Local Red Cross chairman Mrs. George von Lienen urges community volunteers for the annual drive starting Monday November 13. She asks adults to join, receive materials, and assist in relief efforts amid the European conflict, noting local funds support relief for nearby needs.
Thirteen active and two honorary members attended the Maniton Volunteer Fire Department meeting at the fire station Monday night. Bills totaling 8.25 were approved, and payment on the fire station was reported as made. A nominating committee named Ad Ermis, John Biehunko and Joe Ducho will prepare new officers for December.
Helen Marie Peters born Oct 29 died Nov 2 in Cuero. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peters. Funeral held Nov 3 at Praha Catholic Cemetery with Rev. John Anders officiating. Attendees included Mrs. John Peters and family from Corpus Christi and Cuero residents.
Mr and Mrs Edward C Beran of Texarkana Texas announce the birth of William Edward on November 8 at 656 am weighing 10 pounds 6 ounces Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles E Beran of Moulton Congrat ulations
California voters rejected the ham and eggs pension plan while Ohio voters also defeated a pension proposition. Congress adjourned after approving the administration neutrality measure aimed at avoiding entanglement in the European conflict.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt spoke at Dent on November 1 after the dedication of the new chapel at Texas State College for Women. It marked her second visit to the college campus.
Henry White publisher of the Karnes City Citation moves his operation into his own building. The editor runs an excellent paper and receives ample community patronage for his work.
Alice Roosevelt Longworth will address a Houston audience at the city auditorium on November 16. The speaker, once known as Princess Alice, is the daughter of the late President Theodore Roosevelt and remains a prominent American figure.
Mrs. Bruno H. Morisse of Nordheim celebrates another year of usefulness as The View continues to gain strong patronage from the community for its informative paper and local services.
A Friday night fire on the Adolph Filipp farm three miles west of Moulton caused about 600 in losses. Fifteen stacks of feedstuffs a barn seed from four bales of cotton a load of sugarcane seed and farm tools were burned. Neighbors and the Moulton Fire Department fought the blaze but a water shortage prevented saving any property. No insurance covered the barn and feedstuffs.
A school band benefit Mexican supper will be held at the high school auditorium Tuesday night November 14 starting at 6:00. The event is sponsored by the Band Club and the public is invited to attend and support.
LaGrange citizens visited Moulton on Tuesday inviting residents to the Fayette County Fair which opens Thursday and runs through Saturday with a soundtrack during the delegation visit.
The Baursville P T A will hold its regular meeting on Friday November 10. After the meeting a Forty Two party will be held inviting friends to join in the event.
Adolph Petrek son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Petrek of Moulton wed Miss Loraine Schacherl daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Schacherl Sr near Moulton at St Joseph Catholic Church on Tuesday November 7 at 6:00 AM Rev Joseph Kopp officiated. The couple plans a cottage home in town and Mr Petrek works at Jarosek garage with congratulations from the Begle.
Miss Jesse Winkler daughter of Mrs Rud Winkler and Frank lin Pavlicek son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pavlicek prominent locals were married at St Josephs Catholic Church Monday morning Rev Joseph Kopp officiated A bountiful dinner followed at the bride’s home and a wedding dance that night at Moravia hall congratulations from the Eagle.
Lovers of flowers should see the large dahlias at the home of Mr. and Mrs Elon Fehrenkamp. Mrs Fehrenkamp devotes time to the garden and there is much beauty in the yard with many other flowers and shrubbery. Other yards in Moulton also attract attention.
The Eagle thanks reader for a complimentary copy of Mr. Garner of Texas by Marquis James. The book chronicles Vice President John Nance Garner of Texas, who is considered a strong contender for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1940.
The notice urges subscribers to renew for the coming year and visit the office to arrange continued delivery. It emphasizes a friendly handshake and a welcoming tone inviting readers to stop by and renew their subscription.
A child born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Kubenka of Kamensky on Tuesday November 7 weighs 9 pounds. Congratulations to the family.
A simple printing job pays $5 and flows through a chain of local spenders from grocer to butcher to doctor and bank, eventually reaching a church contribution box. The piece argues buying out of town undermines local prosperity and echoes a parable about supporting local merchants.
Mrs C I Jaeggli of Lytton Springs visits sister Mrs Rud Jaeggli. Elmer Carl Riske of Houston spends weekend with his mother Mrs Chas Riske.
Miss Ann Fisher came back to San Antonio Tuesday following a delightful visit with Miss Stella Darilek.
Mrs. Rud Jaeggli spent last weekend in Brenham visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Zschappel.
Miss Maxine Bergfeld of Sequin is recovering well after a painful arm injury. Many friends will be pleased to learn she is getting along nicely.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield forwards a Washington DC note dated November 4 asking The Eagle be sent to his new address in Columbus Texas. He provides his name and location and requests ongoing delivery.
A Boy Scout Circus for DeWitt Lavaca Gonzales and Fayette counties is set for Yoakum on Saturday November 18 at 7 30 P M A big parade with at least six bands starts at 2 P M and about 600 Scouts and Cubs are expected to attend Field Executive Scoutmasters and leaders are organizing the event Buy a ticket and help your Boy Scouts.
Moulton stores will close tomorrow Saturday November 11 to observe Armistice Day. Shoppers are reminded to make weekend purchases on Friday.
Mr and Mrs August Oeh and children Louis and Martha of Lolita and Mr Edward Dybala and family of Louise spent last week visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs F L Filipp and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Stalmach of Smithville and Dr. Mikeska of New York visited friends in Moulton on Sunday. Mrs. Stalmach, formerly Miss Millie Mikeska, taught in Moulton Public Schools for several years.
The Moulton Bobkatz first and second teams meet Komensky in two basketball games tonight at 7 30 in the Moulton High School gym. Moulton starters include Boehm Beran Pundt Biehunke and Wagner with subs Krejer Vic Fehrenkamp and Batey.
In South and Central Texas flax proves profitable for farmers. Corpus Christi Cotton Oil crushed about six hundred tons of flaxseed for linseed oil. South Texas Cotton Oil plans to crush in Houston next season and will buy flaxseed locally. About 156000 acres were planted in 1938 39, with many planning November to December sowing for May harvest.
The Komensky P T A met Friday night November 3 with a planned November 17 called meeting to discuss the annual picnic. A student program followed the business session featuring songs and student performances across grades with an orchestra providing music.
Dayton newspaper advises winter drivers to install Dayton Daytonian Tires for safety on icy roads. Recommendation highlights improved traction and braking under cold conditions.
The County AAA Office will be closed Saturday November 11 in observance of Armistice Day. W A Schornack and O E Hermes are listed as county committee members.
Local football observers watched Yoakum beat Luling 7 to 0 at Luling Friday night. The outcome established a narrow victory for the Yoakum squad.
Governor W Lee O Daniel warned a special session is unlikely without pledges from majorities in both houses to a specific tax bill. He said he may reconvene lawmakers only if convinced they will pass a tax measure raising millions in revenue and noted 80 to 40 million dollars a year are needed for pensions and social security programs.
Congressman Mansfield visited Columbus with John Burt for a quick stop. He indicated good health and spirits and expressed confidence the United States would avoid involvement in the war. He announced his candidacy for re election in 1940.
The Oak Grove P.T.A. met Friday night October 27. A brief business session preceded a social. The group decided Oak Grove School would enter the county meet again this year. The next meeting will feature a program on Friday November 24.
The Lutheran congregation of Moulton holds its annual picnic at Herman Park on Armistice Day Saturday November 11. Dinner and lunch will be served and the public is invited to attend.
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