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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
8
Mrs. Otho Casey hosted the 42 Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. F F Heger won the high score and club prize, a pair of hose, while Miss Dorothy Hoppe of Smithville received the guest prize, a box of handkerchiefs. Refreshments included potato salad, saltines, toasted ham sandwiches, potato chips, pickles, iced tea, cake and pineapple sherbet.
Misses Mttle and Ernestine Machac of Flatoria visited here Sunday.
Johnnie Biehunke returned to San Antonio Monday following a brief visit home.
Miss Julia Rehmet of San Antonio visited in Moulton the first part of the week. Mrs. Nell V. Petrash left for Victoria Tuesday to visit her son, Oscar Petrash and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Cinadr and son, Jackie, and Jacob Cinadr were in San Antonio Wednesday.
Local hatchery advertises purchase of live chicks and offers custom hatching services. Prices quoted include 150 eyes per tray at $1.50 and chicks starting at $4.75. The banner touts high prices paid for produce in exchange for chicks and hatching work.
Mr and Mrs Hull Richardson of Crystal City visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cinadr here Sunday.
Mr and Mrs H C Zschappel and their son Botbie from Brenham spent Sunday and Monday in the home of Mrs Rud Jaeggi.
Public Weigher Chas. Welff reports 4,160 bales of new cotton had been marked in Moulton up to 2:00 oclock Wednesday afternoon September 6.
Listed by SMITH MOTOR CO in Gonzales Texas the Ford V-8 1932 model is offered in excellent condition with near new rubber and upholstery. The motor shows little wear and is sound. Terms available.
A 1929 Chevrolet Coupe described in excellent condition with motor rebuilt, new green paint, fresh upholstery and good rubber. Runs like a new car and is offered by Smith Motor Co in Gonzales Texas with terms available.
Smith Motor Co Gonzales Texas offers a 1629 Model A Ford Tudor. The car has a new duco finish and a motor described as ovel with good rubber on all four tires. Thorough inspection completed and price set for fast sale with terms available.
A brief Texas item notes Fountain Pin Ink sold by The Eage Office at 10c per bottle. The entry highlights a small purchase price and local availability for readers.
Fifty new Texas laws took effect on September 1 1933. One bans picking wild flowers unless under 17 years old. An exception applies for youth. Other laws authorize horse racing and boxing activities.
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