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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
4
Shiner Texas November 21 The Eschenburg funeral parlor has received the finishing touches. It is owned and operated by G W Eschenburg a pioneer Shiner business man and longtime mortuary operator. The new home is beautifully finished and equipped with every modern feature.
West Point Texas residents in School District No 55 and 57 voted to remain dry by a margin of 85 to 36. The November 20 tally determined the district would keep prohibition in effect.
The Guadalupe river yielded a 77 pound catfish taken this week by Joe Koreurek of Oak Forest, the largest reported catch in some time.
National chairman Raymond Pitcairn argues that government is run by workers who are paid by taxpayers. Training for non commissioned and civilian public servants is urged to improve economy and service quality. The article frames the citizen as the real employer and urges accountability from top to lowest job levels.
A call to action inviting readers to join the American Red Cross, described as the greatest humanitarian organization on earth and urging membership.
President Roosevelt will open the peace conference in Buenos Aires on December 1. Twenty one nations are slated to participate in the parley.
Judge and Mrs. E J Motis Hyacinthe C Dobbs Jerry Dobbs and Evelyn Gwyn visited San Marcos and Austin for the University of Texas Centennial Exposition which has drawn about 300000 attendees. Judge Motis will speak at the ex students banquet at the Driskill Hotel on November 25 with some 400 alumni expected.
Governor James V. Allred designates Miss Jane Logenbuhl of Beaumont as the Texas princess for the Christmas carnival to be held in Birmingham Alabama from November 26 to 28.
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