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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1951
Page
12
Lavaca County Commissioners urge voters to re adopt a six year plan reallocating property tax funds within the eighty cent limit. The measure shifts general, road and bridge, jury, and permanent improvement funds to favor road work while keeping overall taxes low.
Students awarded Gregg Shorthand certificates for the past week include Paul Kasper of Shiner with 60 and 80 word certificates, Georgie Lee Klimitchek of Hallettsville with 60 and 80 word certificates, Franklin Turk of Yorktown with 60 and 80 word certificates, and G. H. Lampley receiving a 100 word certificate and 220 word pin.
Roland Welfl of Houston son of Mr and Mrs John Welfl of Moulton underwent a surgical operation Monday at St Josephs General Hospital in Houston. He is getting along.
Describes age 88 Shel ton of Owen ton Kentucky tall slender with brown eyes and dark brown hair. Supposedly carries stolen IDs of many people and travels with a female companion. Filed complaints in New Orleans November 24 1950 and Atlanta January 16 1951 charging interstate transportation of stolen motor vehicles. FBI seeks information leading to location.
Lavaca County Commissioners Court announces a proposed extension election for April 28 1951 to continue the six year reallocation of county taxes within the constitutional eighty cent limit. The shift favors Road and Bridge Funds while keeping general and other funds within limits. The program has aided road building with no funds harmed.
William C. Jurek of Shiner joins Baldwin Business College Yoakum as a new student in the Junior Accounting Course night classes. He is a World War II veteran and currently employed with Tex Tan in Yoakum. Mrs. John Mraz and son Eugene of Shiner visited in Moulton Monday afternoon.
Members and non members of the Moulton V. F. W. Post No 6971 express sincere appreciation for the help given at the annual Easter Celebration. The efforts made the picnic a great success.
Members of Culak Lodge No. 165 are urged to attend the regular meeting Tuesday night April 10 at 7 30. The discussion will cover enlarging the building and a lunch will be served after.
The K J Z T will hold its meeting Sunday at 1 30 o clock in the afternoon on April 8. All members are urged to attend and non members interested in becoming members are invited to be present.
Johnnie Daniel and Miss Helen Kubicek spent part of the week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kubenka and Pvt. Frankie Kubenka in San Antonio.
Charles W. Gaedecke of Houston Texas spent several days in Moulton this week renewing old acquaintances and calling at The Eagle Office for recontacts with local friends.
St Josephs School Club will hold its regular meeting Friday night April 6 at 8 00 oclock. A list of visitors from Texas towns including Galveston Houston Schulenburg Hallettsville and Moulton visited the Wenske and Knesek families in the area last Sunday bringing news and hospitality.
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