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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1932
Page
5
Doctors warn most diseases come from constipation as poisons taint organs and invite germs. Prevention relies on Herbine, a long used vegetable laxative, marketed as a natural, easy remedy. Get a bottle today from local druggists.
Mrs E A Jaeggli hosted a bridge party for the Thursday Bridge Club and guests. Four tables played with Mrs Wm Meyer taking high score, while guest Marguerite Quebedeaux won high guest prize. Refreshments included chicken salad deviled potatoes crackers buttered sandwiches cocoanut cake and coffee for the 20 attendees.
O W Thompson of a Dilworth area pecan orchard was in town Saturday marketing pecans and renewed his Eagle subscription.
The document lists teaching staff by year from 1918 to 1932 including T. H. Leslie, C. C. Roeder, Lou McDonald, Helen Ruhmann, Thelma Moore, Anita Fehrenthold, and others. It also catalogs trustees such as Bohnenkamp, Kotzebue, Knape, Baur, von Lienen, Boehm, Jilek, Janszen, and Mueller with multiple name variants and reassignments across years.
Emil Koester of Boursville called Friday and planked down the price of another year's subscription to the home paper. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mikulenko of Garwood were here Sunday visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hilert.
A miscellaneous shower given by Grace Lutheran Missionary Society at Mrs S A Wunderlich home honors Mrs Morris Baynes formerly Dorothy Johnson with pink rose decor lace table pink satin centerpiece and coral vine. Arielle Johnson registered guests, Marie Luise Wunderlich read wedding rhymes, Doris Lillian Baur and Billie Rapp carried gifts, 30 guests attended.
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