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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
4
Germany declares withdrawal from the League of Nations. Time argues the league is merely a league with limited power. The Gonzales County commissioners court reemploys the county demonstration agent for 1934.
In Lockhart Texas on October 18 Mrs. W R Wallace aged 65 died five hours after her clothing caught fire during a trash burning incident. She was alone when the accident occurred and died at a local hospital.
The family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who helped during illness and at the funeral of Mrs. K. V. Darilek. Special gratitude to Rev. Joseph Kopp for comfort, nurse Stella Darilek for service, and those who sent floral tributes. K. V. Darilek and Children.
A new 3.2 beverage tax generated about $74,944,483 in federal revenue over the last six months, lifting expected collections as officials monitor ongoing collection trends and impacts.
Brazil is arranging to expand its navy by adding 28 vessels. The move follows another nation’s impatience over disarmament talks.
NUEVO LAREDO will house a 150,000 watt radio station across the border in Texas, claimed to be the strongest on the continent. The project signals a major broadcasting upgrade for the region and could affect cross border media reach and competition.
Dr and Mrs J H Riddle marked their 62nd wedding anniversary with a celebration on October 19. The couple is aged 95 and 77 respectively.
Zions Lutheran Church schedules Sunday services on October 29 1933 with Sunday School Bible class at 9 30 a m and German Reform service at 10 30 a m inviting members and friends. Local visits include Mr Fred Krause and family of Shiner to Mr John Mladenko and family and Victor Fehrenkamp of Moulton with W L Albrecht of Flatonia attending a lumbermen's meeting in Victoria. Eagle job printery produced two color bill heads for the American Cafe noting its modern dining and good patronage.
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