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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1940
Page
8
The City of Moulton Texas will on October 28 1940 pass ordinances to authorize revenue bonds totaling sixty thousand dollars to finance a light system. Bonds will mature within twenty five years with semi annual interest not exceeding four and one half percent. Bonds are a system charge payable from revenues and not a city tax debt.
A recalling note invites friends to Sunday October 13 at Sunken Garden Shiner. The group, once part of Dave Appollons Shows, performed across leading U S theaters. Ticket price 45 cents for gents including tax and ladies receive a discount.
Mrs. Bill Henrichs entertained the Bridge Club with delicious refreshments. Mrs. E A Oehl hosted the Bridge Club on Tuesday October 1 with ice box cake sandwiches and tea. Mr and Mrs Edgar Freytag returned from a trip to Helmleigh and Carlsbad Cavern.
Residents are urged to bring oak or sandwich donations for the Sn day picnic at the park. All contributions will be gratefully received by Geier Merrem Post No 392 of the American Legion.
At the Thursday meeting the Ladies' Aid Society named Sick Committee Mrs Emil Janszen and Mrs Ed Boehm Jr. Membership Mrs Julius Krejci and Mrs Leander Mueller. Flower Mrs John Mladenko and Mrs Edmund Meyer. Hostesses Mrs Emil Pundt and Mrs Fred Pietsch with new member Mrs Bill Henrichs. Next meeting set for Nov 7.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Haase were in Houston on business. L A Meiners and Mrs Wooley of San Antonio visited relatives here. Allen Darilek of San Antonio stays with his parents Judge and Mrs A J Darilek. Mary Niebuhr and daughter Mary Louise of Goliad spent the weekend in Houlton. John Gebauer moved to Houston for business college after leaving Roswell N M with the G O C. Ad Nachlinger of Taylor visited sisters Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp and Mrs Henry Fehrenkamp. Emil Filipp returned to Houston after weeks traveling. Mrs Lee Jarosek and daughter Mary Lee, Mr Andrew Petrek and daughter Josie Lee, Miss Mollie Ziegelbauer and Mrs Richard Boehm spent Sunday in Cistern. Andrew Petrek's son Joe enlisted in the army and will be stationed at Cheyenne Wyo. Erwin Deblanc and daughter Mary Allan with Mrs Lucas Rehmet were in Houston last week. Mrs Wm Oehl, visiting Hull, accompanied them home.
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