Local printing house offers at-home services
If you need job printing or lithographing, place your order locally. The firm promises to handle all kinds of printing at home, urging residents to spend money locally to bolster community prosperity.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1937
Page
5
If you need job printing or lithographing, place your order locally. The firm promises to handle all kinds of printing at home, urging residents to spend money locally to bolster community prosperity.
Mrs Leona Merrem and son Malvin visited in San Antonio Saturday while Mr Victor Fehrenkamp and family visited in Shiner and Yoakum Sunday.
Mr and Mrs T T McCommon of Flatonia visited in Moulton last week. Miss Consuello Puck of San Antonio spent the past weekend in Moulton visiting friends. Mrs P O Puck of San Antonio visited Mrs E K Westerhoff. Mr and Mrs Jesse Rehmet of San Antonio visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet. Rev and Mrs C A Dickson returned from Waco after a week with relatives. Mr and Mrs Otto Pagel of near Hallettsville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek.
Public Weigher Roeder reports 6 911 bales of cotton received by Tuesday night September 14, compared with 1686 a year earlier. A fire destroyed the Hackberry gun at Weimar owned by Seifert and operated by Lorfing with only the metal frame remaining.
E. T. Merrem, who had been visiting relatives and friends in the area, returned to San Antonio.
Frank Wagner of the Henk haus community favored The Eagle in a brief business call.
F. W. Jaresh of Hallettsville favored The Eagle with a pleas ant and profitable call one day last week.
Mr and Mrs L C Schoenig and daughter Marlene of Victoria visited briefly in Moulton last weekend.
Mr and Mrs William Steinmann and son William Earl of Schulenburg visited briefly in Moulton on Sunday evening.
R. J. C. Vogt, living several miles east of town, provided a financial lift to the newspaper staff while in town on Saturday.
Charles Koester of Rural Route 2 reported his subscription figures were moved into the 1938 column during a Thursday call. The item notes reader input on clerical adjustments and column updates.
Ed Woehler of Shiner Route 3 visited Thursday afternoon and renewed his subscription to The Eagle for another year.
Oswald Buescher of Smithville spent last Thursday in Moulton attending to business and greeting friends, keeping a steady pace of handshakes and encounters.
A large class of children will be confirmed at Moravia on Sunday September 26 by Archbishop Arthur Drossaerts of San Antonio.
K V Darilek of Sweet Home was in town Friday attending business, greeting friends, and visiting relatives.
The Lavaca compulsory school attendance starts Monday October 4. The law requires children to attend school for 120 consecutive days.
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