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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
5
A local group named The Eagle advocates improved streets and an airport for Moulton. They seek open air band concerts, uniform and equal taxation, and a tourist park to boost the town.
Mrs. F C Smith hosted the Thursday Bridge Club at her home on August 25. Mrs J Cinadr won the club high score prize, while Mrs Bourgeois received the guest prize. A pear salad, sandwiches, angel food cake and iced tea were served to the assembled members and guests.
The Eagle thanks readers who paid subscriptions since the last report. This brief acknowledgement lists grateful supporters and notes continued readership.
Ford 1929 Business Coupe with very low mileage and smooth reconditioned motor. Five nearly new tires, bumpers, electric windshield wiper, and 1932 license plates. Small down payment and GMAC terms. Smith Motor Co. Gonzales Texas.
Henry Fehrenkamp spent Sunday in Eagle Lake while Mr and Mrs Edwin Jaeggli visited relatives in San Antonio on Sunday.
Miss Margaret Woodley Que bedeaux has returned from a visit in Houston. She is greeted by friends and family at the local station, sharing stories of her travels and experiences in the city.
Mrs. Fred F. Fehrenkamp and children visited Temple last week. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Papacek and Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp went to Ellinger Sunday. R. B. Papacek and children Arnold and Marjorie weekended in Yoakum. Kay Wegner and Galveston relatives visited locals. Edward Ohlenheier and sons from LaGrange Route Four were in Moulton on business. James Pavlicek of Komensky stopped by Saturday, renewing allegiance to The Eagle as cotton picking progresses and the crop remains fair this year.
1928 Chevrolet sedan offered by SMITH MOTOR CO in Conzales Texas. Car described as original finish fully checked and conditioned to perform satisfactorily for months to come. Emphasizes economical transportation and genuine bargain value.
A refined Model A Ford Tudor finished in black with genuine Duco and five new tires. The ad highlights excellent condition and many miles of satisfactory service. Miss Elaine Rehmer, visiting relatives, returned to San Antonio, escorted by Miss Margaret Woodley Quebedeaux.
1929 Ford Tudor reconditioned with dark finish and all accessories. Good tires and priced affordably. Smith Motor Co. Genziles, Texas offers this splendid value on special GMAC terms.
The text notes irritable behavior, grinding teeth, disturbed sleep, itching eyes and fingers as signs of worms, yet physicians often dispute the diagnosis. It promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a reliable expellant for round and pinworms, available from Kopecky Drug Company at 35 cents per bottle.
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