Women's Missionary Society Meeting at Luther Hall
The Women's Missionary Society met at Luther Hall on a Wednesday afternoon in late September with vice president Mrs. Tom Beale presiding. Visitors Mrs. Bill Green Miss Hulda Kaase and Mrs. J. M. Meiners were welcomed. A hymn scripture and prayer preceded a quiz on Doers of the Word for the South American Indian. The group planned the Annual Ingathering of Thank offerings for October 12 and elected new members Mrs. Bill Green and Mrs. J. M. Meiners. Mrs. George von Lienen was named to assemble garments and send a Special Needs parcel to New Guinea.
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Women's Missionary Society
Luther Hall
Tom Beale
Bill Green
Hulda Kaase
J. M. Meiners
Vince Rehmer
George von Lienen
New Guinea
Rose Svoboda
Social Guests Visit Various Texas Towns This Weekend
Mrs Ed Boehm Sr visited relatives in Weimar. Jimmie Few of Austin spent the weekend with the Kolars in Moulton. Several visitors from San Antonio Waco Fort Worth Yoakum Fredericksburg LaGrange and Houston were in Moulton Beasley Richmond and Austin for family and educational events.
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Ed. Boehm Sr
Weimar
Jimmie Few
Austin
A. J. Kolar
Staff Thanks Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society for Lunch
The Eagle staff expresses gratitude to the Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society for the delicious lunch sent to the office Wednesday afternoon Press Day. The staff enjoyed the sandwiches pies and other treats and appreciates the kind gesture.
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Eagle
Lutheran Ladies Missionary Society
Agriculture Notes and 1946 Act Surveys and 1948 Seed Prices
Agriculture notes discuss October pruning, winter cover crops, and dehorning dairy calves for safety. It mentions a 1946 Research and Marketing Act survey by USDA and state stations on food consumption to estimate farm product outlets. It lists 1948 seed crop support prices for dairy vetch 12 cents, crimson clover 11 cents, Austrian winter peas 4 cents, and notes farm population 214 million below prewar levels.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Help
I thank the Moulton Fire Department neighbors and friends who helped put out the fire at my place Saturday morning. This kindness will be remembered. Charles Wiseman.
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Moulton
Mrs Handsur and Mrs Valek Visit San Antonio
Mrs. Tom Handsur of Moulton and Mrs. Adolph Valek of Shiner visited in the home of Mr. Edwin Handsur and family in San Antonio over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Sockwell
Yorktown
Pren Sockwell
Miss Lockwell
Houston
Tom Handsur
Moulton
Adolph Valek
Shiner
Edwin Mandsur
San Antonio
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Oehl Funeral Home
Carl Smith
FORD
Firestone
Moulton Motor Sales
Lee Jarosek
Texas
Lavaca County Abstract CO
J. F. Bozka
Hallettsville, Texas
Peoples State Bank
Aeingl
Joe’s Chevrolet
Moulton, Texas
DR. Jennin
B. Cook
H.R
Ulemeyer
No. 99
Dittlingers
McClellan's and Pratts Poultry
Farmers Produce and Feed Co
Peter Derrich
Frank Petras
Dy Xk Slimp
San Atonio
W. W. Lockwell
W. L. Gibson and Son
Frank
George Lewis
Beasley
Edwin von Lienen
Yoakum
Mrs
Mae Frizell
Waco
Frank J. Wagner
Louis Kubitz
Sandra
Fort Worth
R. Jaeggs
Anita Richter
Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp
Louis Fehrenkamp
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Robert Harris
LaGrange
Richmond
Hugo Giesbers
Fredericksburg
Paul Giesbers
Chas. O. Miculka
Malvin Merrem
Weldon Knape
Frank Wagner Jr
Glen Wilson
R. Jaeggli
W. K. Richter
A. H. Falkenberg
Burton
Norge
Moulton Hardware Co
U.S
Charles Wiseman
Pyob
Rexall
Ivanhoe
Wicks
Paris
J.T. Jaegels & Son
Spoetzl Brewery
Shiner Texas
Moulton Eagle
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