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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
4
Adolph Schnueriger of San Antonio spent several days in Moulton last week visiting friends. He formerly lived in the town and now resides in the Alamo City, where he is employed by Express Publishing Company.
The Moulton Eagle notes C F Knape as publisher and professor with a Friday issue schedule. It lists a $2.00 yearly subscription paid in advance and indicates entry as second class matter at the Moulton Texas post office dated September 3, 1937.
The Old Aged Assistance Commission reports how old age support is funded. Of each dollar paid as old assistance, 50 cents come from the federal government matching 50 cents from the state. The state share, based on 1986 to 1987 revenues, derives 28 cents from cigarette taxes, 2 cents from vending machine taxes, 23 cents from liquor wine and beer taxes, one fifth of a cent from the amusement tax, and one and four fifths cents from parimutuel tax and license.
The Moulton Volunteer Fire Department will hold a regular meeting at the American Legion Hall on Monday night September 6. All members are urged to attend to learn more about the fire department and its activities.
Rev. Anthony F. Drozd, formerly of Sweet Home and former assistant pastor here, has taken charge of the Sacred Heart Catholic church in Hallettsville. He succeeds Rev. P. L. Foegelle, who moved to the Koerth parish.
The Texas American Legion state convention met in San Angelo and chose Austin as the 1938 convention city. Dr. W. J. Danforth of Fort Worth was elected state commander and Mrs. W. L. Ezell of Beaumont became auxiliary president.
Representative Paul C Boethel of Hallettsville with Philip Lorfing of Breslau called at The Eagle Friday afternoon. Boethel said he will run for re election next year and noted he is a practicing lawyer. See his card elsewhere in The Eagle.
Flatonia Argus publisher George W Hawkes called at The Hagle office on Thursday afternoon praising the town and his paper. Hawkes has guided the paper for several years and is noted as a good neighbor.
A call to support local merchants to strengthen the community and its schools churches and roads. The speaker condemns patronizing out of town institutions and urges residents to practice what they preach.
Patrons of Oak Grove School are asked to help clean up the grounds on Saturday morning September 4. The Trustees urge everyone to keep the school attractive and welcoming.
Traffic violations in Moulton remain plentiful as motorists ignore rules while the upcoming period will require stricter adherence to driving regulations. The piece urges drivers to observe traffic rules consistently.
Washington dispatches announce President Roosevelt will press to inject new blood into the United States Supreme Court as the court fight extends.
Komensky School will begin its 1987 38 session on September 13 inviting parents to bring children for enrollment as trustees coordinate the program and activities for the opening day.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Holubec of Hallettsville visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. George von Lienen here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs G L McMaster of Yoakum and Mr and Mrs R B Papacek were in Houston last week Wednesday. Mrs Henry Koester Jr and children returned to Benavides Saturday after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Koester Sr. Jacob Stainacher, a reader north of town, called Saturday and had his subscription figures advanced.
Lavaca County Court's September term convenes in Hallettsville next week. Jurors summoned include W. H. J. Wenske of Moulton Route 1 and Alfred Hildebrand of Moulton Route 2.
The Eagle publishes a special rate for students heading to college next term. Parents are urged to take advantage of the deal offering nine months for one dollar.
Congressman Mansfield returns to his Columbus home for a brief rest before Congress reconvenes. Supporters praise his work in the House and express pride in his service.
R Oeltjen of near town says Saturday afternoon his subscription figures advance. He notes Mrs Oeltjen, previously ill, is recovering and getting along nicely.
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