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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1943
Page
8
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In Luling on November 19 C M Duncan showed a 14 pound Red velvet yam from his Victory garden. The big tuber looked like a large pumpkin. Also notes of local visits and a recovery from an appendectomy at Shiner hospital.
Mr and Mrs Frank Freytag Edmund Freytag and Mrs Campbell of Smithville visited Mr and Mrs John Freytag here Monday.
Pastor K Windecker leads Sunday School at 9 30 a m and divine services at 10 30 a m. German services are on the second Sunday monthly. Teachers meeting the first Tuesday monthly. Ladies Aid the first Thursday at 2 30 p m. Libher Leesque meeting on the 20th. Women’s Missionary meeting on the eighth Wednesday. Brotherhood on the third Friday. Catechetical instructions every Saturday at 9 4 m.
The Eagle honors readers who paid subscriptions for the week. Names include Mrs. Fannie Lyva in Flatonia, Sgt. Manuel Hrock in Los Angeles, Richard Publer in Moulton, Emil J. Holub in Moulton, M. F. Petrek in Horaton, Joe Culak in Shiner, W. L. Gibson in Flatonia, Mrs. R. A Evnoger in Moulton, Henry Alex in Luling, F. L. Hofner in Moulton, Mrs. Irving Ramson in Mathie, Joe Krhovjak in Moulton, Miss Lillian Hoy2e in Waco. Mrs. M. F. Petrek returned to Houston Monday after visiting her sister Mrs. Robert F. Saliger and relatives.
Mrs. Ed Kolar returned Saturday from San Antonio where she stayed with her sister in law Mrs. Frank Kolar. Frank Kolar is ill in a San Antonio hospital but his condition appears to be improving.
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