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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
5
Attestation line lists John Mladenka and J T Jaeggli among signatories for the document. Rd Boehm appears as a related name in the same entry. The text preserves formal names without added context or narrative. The fragment suggests a certification or approval step within a larger record.
Local residents and visitors are listed with brief traveling and visiting notes. Miss Tillie Franke traveled to Shiner last Saturday. Mrs. J. D. Gray of Yoakum is spending the week with Mrs. Rud. Jaeggli. Adela Krueger visited the Fehrenkamp home. Owen Brown and family visited the Riske home. Bessie Willberg visited her parents in Moulton. An omission corrected notes Mrs. William Hillmer’s serving committee role in the Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein. Ed Filipp and family moved to Danbury. Roosevelt Etlinger visited Moulton for business. K. V. Darilek and son Edwin traveled to Fayetteville Tennessee to visit Jerry Maresh. Ida Colleen Fehrenkamp marked her 8th birthday on October 8 with soda, cake and sandwiches. Boehm and Boehm family members visited in San Antonio Wednesday.
A hostess Elizabeth Ann hosts a stylish party as guests mingle. The phone rings revealing a husband in the garage delaying contact, and the moment turns tense before a plan for kitchen extensions is suggested to boost telephone convenience.
A 1927 Ford roadster offered for sale in new maroon liqueur paint. Engine and casings in good condition and the vehicle has been well cared for. Sale terms include possible exchange. Also notes Texas newspaper counts by town type.
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