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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1940
Page
9
Victoria officials from the chamber of commerce are pursuing one of ten air corps training sites in the United States. The Victoria site has already been inspected by federal authorities.
The wedding of Fred J. Boening and Mrs Anna Nash was held Tuesday evening at the Methodist parsonage with Rev O W Nail officiating They plan to reside on the Leever farm west of town. Local social notes mention visits by Alvin Moeller from Carrizo Springs and H N Browne of San Antonio with the Frank Wagner family, Lon Spann and family from Houston, and Dorothy Jean Windel a University of Texas student visiting here recently.
A jealous wife at a late night party discovers her husband seated in the kitchen with a heavy blonde on his lap. The blonde apologizes, saying she did not know the seat was taken.
A inmate with a life spent behind bars returns to the governor as heavy weather looms. The prisoner quips that the weather is the reason, prompting the governor’s surprised response.
On a submarine a sailor explains practice to a First Lady asking for steps. The sailor says to run forward and hold the nose down when a dive is needed.
Kimer Carl Rieke of Houston spent part of last week in the home of his mother Mrs. Charles O. Riske. Frank Bittner and daughter Misa Stella of Nixon were guests of Ed Kolar. Rudolph Reindl and family and Lillie Reindl of Houston visited Moulton. Adolph and Richard Gertner John Schoenweitz and A. J. Melnar returned from a fishing trip to Port Lavaca. Larry Beyer, UT Austin student, visited his parents Joe and Mrs. Beyer.
Mr and Mrs Emil Schultz and Mr and Mrs William Schultz of Hermleigh arrived last Friday for a weeklong visit. The Eagle office features samples of greeting cards for the upcoming holiday season with prices. If calling is inconvenient, they offer to deliver cards.
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