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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1952

Page

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Westcourt to Address Moulton Fiftieth Anniversary

Prof. Fred W. Westcourt of C I A College Denton Texas will deliver the principal address at the Moulton Public Schools fiftieth anniversary celebration on Sunday April 27. Plans are under way with invitations being prepared for graduates of the fifty year period.

Fred W. Westcourt Fred W. Westcott C. I. A. College Denton Texas Moulton Public Schools Westcourt Moulton

Truman Declines Run for President in 1952 Campaign

President Harry S. Truman announced Saturday he would not seek re election this year. Governor Adlai Stevenson also said he would not pursue the Democratic presidential nomination but will seek re election as Illinois governor. A light turnout—35 of over 200 qualified voters—was recorded in Moulton’s April 1 city election.

Harry S. Truman Truman Democratic Party Adlai Stevenson Illinois Moulton City

Truman Exits Race Sparks Free for All Nomination Scramble

With President Truman stepping aside as a candidate the convention battleground heats up. He is expected to influence the nominating process and the ensuing campaign, shaping key alliances and decisions.

Truman Mr. Truman

Election in Moulton district to choose two school board members

Voters in the Moulton Independent School District will elect two school board members on Saturday April 5. About 1200 qualified voters reside in the district and a large turnout is anticipated.

Moulton Moulton Independent School District

District Legion Programs Set for May Day Convention

The Eagle lists Ninth District American Legion Posts and Auxiliaries convention programs to be held in Moulton on Sunday May 4 with guest speaker Hon John Ben Sheppard secretary of state Austin.

the Eagle American Legion Ninth District Moulton John Ben Sheppard Austin

South Texas Press Association Convention Set for San Antonio

The annual convention of the South Texas Press Association, the largest regional press group, will be held in San Antonio on Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26. Lee Sedlmeyer of the Shiner Gazette is president and Weldon L. Knape of The Moulton Eagle serves on the board.

The South Texas Press Association San Antonio Lee Sedlmeyer Shiner Gazette Weldon L. Knape Moulton Eage

Citizens urged to contact congressmen with requests

A reader notes that an average congressman handles 200 to 250 communications daily and urges people to write or call. The message stresses telling representatives what you want them to do since they won’t know unless informed.

Texans Fend Off Tidelands Transfer Fight in Washington

Governor Allan Shivers and Attorney General Price Daniel clash with land officials to keep submerged coastal lands and protect public school interests in Texas. The battle centers on tidelands control and its impact on state resources and education funding.

Washington Allan Shivers Price Daniels Bascom Giles Texas

VFW Easter Picnic Plans Set for Moulton Hall Event

Committees rush to finish arrangements for the annual Easter celebration at the VFW Hall in Moulton on Sunday April 13. The day’s program is listed in a display advertisement in this issue of The Moulton Eagle.

VFW Moulton Moulton Eagle

Krejcis Announce Birth of Patrick Alphonse

Mr and Mrs Eugene B Krejci of near Moulton announce the arrival of a 7 pound 5 ounce son born at Shiner Hospital Monday March 31 at 1147 AM His name is Patrick Alphonse The Krejcis now have two boys and a girl.

Eugene B. Krejci Moulton Shiner Hospital Patrick Alphonse Krejcis

Boyce House Remembers Harding Death and Titanic News

A reminiscence recalls the day President Harding died and the Titanic sinking moment. The narrator cites Memphis, Eastland editor James, and Clifford Davis as contemporaries who learned of the events during travel and at a train stop.

Harding Memphis Tenn Texas Eastland Memphis Central High Clifford Davis Congress Arkansas Newport Floyd Collins

Lavaca County Farmers Target 1952 Feed and Fiber Goals

Edgar Freytag, Lavaca County PMA chairman, says the 1952 feed and fiber goals can be met only on individual farms. He urges increased production of livestock feed, especially grass and legumes, under the Agricultural Conservation Program which offers financial help for terrace work diversion terraces waterways phosphate lime winter legumes and improving permanent pastures. Each farmer should determine the most needed practices on his farm to support national defense and farm resilience.

Lavaca Edgar Freytag PMA Freytag Lavaca County

Missionary Society Meets Seventeen Members and Rev Windecker

Seventeen members and Rev. K Windecker met the Women s Missionary Society in the Educational Building for the regular March meeting led by president Mrs Beale. The group sang a hymn read scripture and prayed with Mrs W K Richter. A March tonic Heal the Leper was led by the president. Evang committee members Mrs Vince Rehmer and Mrs W K Richter reported March work. April committee members were named and a future date set due to the Windeckers travel plans. The meeting adjourned after prayers and a social hour with Bells of Ireland decor and Saint Patrick s Day themed napkins hosted by Mrs G G Fisbeck and Mrs H R Albrecht.

J. C. Penny America Vince Rehmer W. K. Richter J. M. Meiners Geo. von Lienen K. Windecker Ireland G. G. Fisbeck H. R. Albrecht

Remembrances of life events amid historic shocks

The reminiscence recalls moments tied to major events from different eras. A schoolboy back home on a farm learns of Pearl Harbor. A traveler on I 20 hears of a boxing defeat in Reno. A cinema outing, a plane crash rumor, and a typhoid illness shape a restless, era-defining memory.

St. Paul William Powell Myrna Loy Pear Harbor Jim Jeffries Jack Johnson Reno West Texas Midland Chamber of Commerce Will Roger

FBI Meeting Attended by Local Peace Officers in La Grange

Deputy Sheriff August Brunner of Flatonia and Constable Zat Johnson of Moulton attended the FBI meeting in La Grange last week Thursday. About 40 peace officers attended as two films Techniques of Arrest and Offensive Tactics were shown.

August Brunner Flatonia Zat Johnson Moulton FBI la Grange

VFEW Post 6971 to Convene Sunday April 6

The Moulton VFW Post 6971 holds its regular meeting Sunday April 6 at 1 00 PM in the hall. Installation of officers will be led by installing officer M L Andrews with District Commander Tommy Jay in attendance.

Moulton V.F.W. Post No M. L. Andrews Tommy Jay

Clothes Moths Threaten Wool and Fur Goods

Clothes moths feed on wool hair feathers fur and related goods. They can be controlled with five percent DDT dust or spray. Winter clothing should be dry cleaned and sealed in airtight bags for summer storage.

Moulton Man's Kin Succumbs In San Antonio

Immanuel W. Rudi 73 died at his San Antonio home on Thursday March 27. Services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Church March 31 with interment at Mission Burial Park. He is survived by a wife Bertha Rudison and many children, plus brothers Frank Fred Chris Nat and sisters Emma Foerster and Lydia Roitsch, along with 14 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. He was a brother in law to F C Kaase of Moulton.

Smith Funeral Home Moulton C. E. Bottorff San Antonio Waelder Cemetery W. K. Richter H. F. L. Mueller Tler Donald Bunting Wm. Miculka John T. Thompson Victor O. Fehrenkamp C. C. Orts Frank Luksovsky Mr. Cluiss Theo Joost L. F. Cooper Chas. Wiseman Old Moulton Ed. Penny Temple Bob Harrison Waelder Immanuel W. Rudi St. Paul's Lutheran Church Mission Burial Park Roland Wiederanders Bertha Rudison Waldemar I Rudi Elsie Puryear Doris Siede Sid Reaves Adelle Leverkuhn Mabel Atkins Melba Rushing Mildred Boughton Edna Ramey Katie Bell Hirsch Frank Fred Chris Nat Rudi Emma Foerster Lydia Roitsch F. C. Kaase

Louis Kallus Named Outstanding Conservation Farmer

Louis Kallus was selected by a committee as the outstanding Conservation farmer for 1951. The Hallettsville Lions Club will present the award at a date to be announced. Kallus owns 713 acres on Hallettsville Route 1, with 600 pasture and 113 crop land, and runs half the crop land with a tenant farming the rest. He has maintained cover crops since 1947, mostly yellow blossom sweet clover, planted 27.5 acres of cotton in 1951, and harvested 26 bales. He averages about 50 bushels of corn per acre, runs 40 cows, 300 laying hens, and raised nine hogs, four butchered and five sold. He plans to finish clearing 200 overflow river land. He has paid for the farm and is building a brick home. The district award will be presented at an opportune time. last year’s winner was Eilers.

Hallettsville Kallus Navidad Hallettsville Lions Club Ft. Worth Daily Press Eilers Shiner

Lane Opens Campaign In Wharton

Buckshot Lane of Wharton announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for representative of the Ninth Congressional District. He will deliver his first public address from atop a unique bus Saturday April 5, carried by station KULP El Campo. Tune in KULP to listen.

Buckshot Lane Wharton Moulton Eagle Ninth KULP el Campo

Workers Over 65 Must Continue Social Security Deductions

John K. Shean announces that persons over 65 working under social security must have tax deductions from earnings. Shelton notes inquiries from 65 plus workers who think they owe no social security tax. Employers and employees must contribute 11 2 percent each on covered employment to boost retirement benefits and dependent protection.

John K. Shean Shelton

City Elects Aldermen In Quiet April 1 Vote

The city held a quiet election Tuesday April 1 at the City Office with 35 votes cast. Three aldermen up for re election faced no opposition and were returned. E A Oehl received 35 votes Emil J Jaluska 34 and Julius Krejer 33 with one complimentary vote for Anton Palitza. Election officers were George von Lienen presiding judge Frank Jilek Jr and Anton Palitza clerks.

E. A. Oehl Emil J. Jaluska Julius Krejer Anton Palitza George von Lienen Frank Jilek Jr

Baseball Meeting Sunday April 6 in Moulton

A baseball meeting will be held at the V. F. W. Hall in Moulton Sunday April 6 at 1:00 PM for organizing a team this coming season. All those wishing to play ball and those interested in baseball are requested to attend.

V. F. W. Hall Moulton

Moulton PTA Sets Meeting

The Moulton P T A will hold its regular meeting in the local gym on Tuesday April 8 at 7 45 P M. Mrs J T Jaeggli music teacher is in charge of the program featuring piano and vocal selections. Everyone is urged to attend and witness the local music talent.

Moulton P.T. A J. T. Jaeggli

Ginners To Attend 2 Day School Series

Cotton gin owners and operators will attend a two day ginner school series in late April and early May to receive information aimed at maximizing machinery efficiency.

Poppy Week Designated in Texas by Governor Shivers

Gov Allan Shivers announced May 24 to 31 as V F W Buddy Poppy Week in Texas to support needy servicemen veterans widows and orphans of deceased servicemen and veterans through the annual sale of buddy poppies.

Austin Allan Shivers Texas

May Selective Service Called for 1394 Men in Texas

Selective service Tuesday called on Texas to induct 1394 men in May. This compares with 1184 in April and with the 1332 May quota last year. Local board quotas will be figured and mailed early in April and filled with men 21 and over, said Brig. Gen. Paul Wakefield, state selective service director.

Austin Texas Paul Wakefield State Selective Service

Moulton Man In Maneuver At Fort Hood Exercise Long Horn

Cpl. Alton J. Wolff of Moulton Texas participates in Exercise Long Horn at Fort Hood the 17 day drill largest U S maneuver since World War I. The truck driver in the 3211th Army Medical Depot has nine years service and earned the Bronze Star Medal Army of Occupation Medal Good Conduct Medal World War II Victory Ribbon and Philippine Liberation Ribbon.

Fort Hood Texas Alton J. Wolff Alois Wolff Moulton United States Wolff 3211St Army Medical Depot Army Europe

Homemaking Teacher Attends Inservice Meeting

Miss Bernadine Fehrenkamp, home making teacher in Moulton Public Schools, attended an Area II District IV in service training homemaking teachers meeting in Columbus Tuesday night March 25.

Bernadine Fehrenkamp Moulton Columbus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Monroe H. Cluiss Waelder City Cemetery Erset Son Boyce House VFEW Louis Kallus Lane Baseball Meeting Sun Moulton Pta Ginners Fehrenkamp
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