Local News Roundup from Moulton Week End
Mr James Havida and family visited in Moulton over the week end Dr O A Darilek of Corpus Christi visited relatives here over the week end Mr and Mrs Thurman Carter and children left for Palacios to make their home Best wishes accompany them Several graves on streets in Moulton this past week Joe Zappe a Hallettsville real estate dealer was in Moulton Saturday morning Miss Ann Meyer Moulton Public Schools teacher was absent last week to be with her brother in LaGrange due to measles Look at the figures opposite your name for subscription expiration Your renewal promptly appreciated Mr and Mrs Ernest Darilek of Victoria spent the week end here Mrs George Cooper returned from visits in Richmond and Houston Phone us the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Carter
Palacios
Texas
Joe Zappe
Hallettsville
Moulton
Ann Meyer
LaGrange
Defense extends voluntary enlistment deadline to June 30
The Defense Department said on Wednesday that the deadline for prospective draftees to enlist in their chosen service has been extended to June 30. Draftees may enlist until they receive their selective service induction notices.
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Washington
Defense Department
Navy chief visits Houlton after noon
Chief Engineer W. A. Canne dy of the U S Navy Recruiting Station at Victoria Texas was in Houlton Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A H Tyler spent the past weekend in Houston celebrating their grandson Arthur Rays third birthday anniversary son of Mr and Mrs Paul Tyler. Mrs Arthur Schodde of Cuero visited home folks in Moulton last week Tuesday.
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W. A. Cannedy
U. S. Navy
Victoria
Texas
Houlton
A. H. Tyler
Houston
Arthur Ray
Paul Tyler
Arthur Schodde
Cuero
Moulton
Senior Class Selects Look Me in the Eye Play
The senior class of Moulton High School chooses Look Me in the Eye for the class play with twelve seniors in the cast, six girls and six boys. The first rehearsal occurred Friday night.
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Moulton High School
Arizona the Valentine State and Taft as first president of 48 states
The text notes Arizona as the Valentine State. It also states William Howard Taft was the first president of the 48 states, reflecting a historic framing rather than current fact.
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Arizona
Valentine State
William Howard-Taft
Owl Causes Chicken Loss at Cost Texas
An owl killed about 1,000 dollars worth of broilers at a Cost Texas chicken house. G O Behlen found the owl among 2,300 seven week old birds huddled in a corner and most were dead from fright. Behlen shot the owl.
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Owl
Texas
Gonzales
G. O. Behlen
Behlen
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Rex Stout
Henry Clive
Hollywood
Jean Peters
Clive
Miss Peters
Hatchery
Rudye John
Moulton, Texas
Mhe Sane
Liviuea
Livium
Nutrena Mills, Inc
Nutrena
Meyerhoffs
Meyehoff
Lavaca County
Wuekers
Chicago
J. McAuliffe
James Havida
New Braunfels
O. A. Darilek
Corpus Christi
Ernest Darilek
George Cooper
Richmond
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Optometrist
Shiner, Texas
Moulton Eagle
Jalufka’s
Texaco
Havoline
Quaker State
U. S
Emil J. Jalufka
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