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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
4
The United States superdreadnought Wyoming will arrive at Galveston on October 26 and remain until after Armistice Day. The 562 foot ship displaces 27 900 tons and sails at 21 knots. Armament includes 12 twelve inch guns 16 five inch guns and eight three inch anti aircraft guns. Peace time complement is about 500 officers and enlisted men.
Mr. Victor O. Fehrenkamp and his family were visitors in Shiner on Sunday, sharing a social call with local residents.
The Texas bank report sworn to October 6 1931 by F T Fehrenkamp president and E K Fehrenkamp cashier confirms the total of 327496 33 dollars. Notary Edwin A Jaeggli and directors Jaeggi Boehm Mladenko attest correctness. Frank Ulmann and son Adolph visit Cheapside residents Sunday.
A Ford is described as safe reliable economical and long lasting with enthusiastic comments from drivers. A university motorist cites buying eleven cars over twenty years and says the Ford gave more satisfaction than any prior vehicle.
The Komensky Parent-Teacher Association met Friday night October 2 with a large crowd. Officers were postponed to the November 6 meeting. The Komensky Brass Band played, and Anton Billimek L A Niebuhr and daughter Allyne contributed musical selections. Educational talks by Fred Fehrenkamp and county officials followed. Free refreshments were served as the event wrapped up.
Mrs Sam Webb died at her home in Flatonia Monday night October 5. She was buried in Flatonia Cemetery Tuesday with Rev W E Evans Baptist minister conducting services. She was 48 years old and survived by her husband and six children.
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