Mrs Ferd Netardus Buried Last Saturday
Ferdinand Netardus, 40, died Thursday August 31. Burial was Saturday morning in Smithers Creek Catholic Cemetery. The funeral drew a large crowd. Survived by her husband and eight children.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
5
Ferdinand Netardus, 40, died Thursday August 31. Burial was Saturday morning in Smithers Creek Catholic Cemetery. The funeral drew a large crowd. Survived by her husband and eight children.
An offer from SMITH MOTOR Co. in Gonzales Texas lists a 1939 Chevrolet Coupe for sale. The car has a smooth running six cylinder engine, original paint, and a low price with terms available.
Mr and Mrs Frank Kramer bauer hosted relatives at their home Sunday August 27 to mark Mrs Kramer bauer s fiftieth anniversary. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed the gathering.
For sale a 1929 Chevrolet Coach with new tires and seat covers finished in a coco paint job. The seller says the body and motor are in okeh condition and offers trade in of an old car with terms available.
Courthouse records from San Antonio show 100,000 marriages in Bexar County since its organization. The data reflect ongoing civil registrations and historic marriage counts in the county.
Used car listing from Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas promotes a 1929 Chevrolet Sedor with original paint and flawless upholstery. Car claimed to have a well cared for motor and minimal city use. Trade ins accepted and GMAC financing offered.
An experimental electric light gun with a pistol grip and sights is being tested at Los Angeles' air terminal. The device fires a red or green beam visible up to twenty miles to direct landing and takeoff, replacing conventional fog signals. Developed by the Department of Commerce, it aims to guide air pilots reliably day or night.
Mrs C S Hutchins of Greenville died suddenly in Dallas while visiting a friend Mrs E A Powers. A prominent church and clubwoman, she had recently been elected president of the Texas Department American Auxiliary at the Wichita Falls convention held August 29.
Classic 1929 Model A Ford Truck with flat body and excellent mechanical condition. New rear tires 32x6 and ready for service. Trade possible for your old car. Smith Motor Company Gonzales Texas.
Mr and Mrs L C Schoenig of Lockhart were in Moulton Saturday morning for an unspecified visit or local business.
Treasury figures show Americans with incomes over 100000 sharply fell from 15780 in 1928 to about 3142, with tax receipts down from 2377160000 to 107896000 last year. Net incomes, real estate and stock sales, dividends, salaries, and partnerships all declined or fluctuated, reflecting reduced federal tax contributions.
A 22 year old Canadian, Frank Fedy, claims a wire free method to transmit power heat and light. He demonstrated to Toronto scientists and says a $30 000 sponsor backed the work. His system would central transmit power for homes within 100 miles using airborne juice rays and a $5 receiving set.
Zions Lutheran Church invites all for Sunday School Bible Class and English service on Sept. 8 1933. The 1933 Infirmation Class will be examined in Luther’s Small Catechism and Biblical History next Sunday morning. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends thanks as Henry Pohler Jr of Houston visits with his father.
Urban dining expands with beer culture boosting demand for butter cheese mustard catsup and toast partner dishes. Recipes include Red Bearbit with butter cheese mustards milk catsup served over toasted crackers with bacon. Tomato Rarebit with Eggs uses tomatoes soda salt pepper flour water cheese and hard boiled eggs on buttered toast.
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