Moulton School News Highlights District Meet Events
The district meet concluded with six weeks of tests ahead and visitors praising the event. Students excelled in Typing, Spelling, Story Telling, Ready Writers, and Number Sense with multiple first and second place finishes. Cafeteria staff fed large crowds during April 13-15 district activities.
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Sulphur Park Pool Opens April 30
Henry Seidenberger announces Sulphur Park Swimming Pool opens the season Sunday April 30. Barbecue will be served and live music provided. The public is invited to attend.
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Firemen's Dance Scheduled Saturday in Moulton
The Moulton Fire Department will hold its annual dance at the VFW Hall on Saturday April 22. The Moulton Music Masters will provide the music. Support the fire department with your attendance.
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Color trends erode relic all white kitchens in midwest survey
A Midwest survey shows homemakers prefer colors other than white for kitchens with gray 15 percent and cream 14 percent leading, blue green and yellow at nine percent each. Designer How ard Ketcham notes modern aids and color options promise more efficient, enjoyable kitchens, citing clay tile in 200 plus shades and electric appliances shaping postwar atmospheres.
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Howard Ketcham
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Kittens in Heating Ducts Prompt Cold Church Night
The Oak Park Christian chapel faced a week of shivering nightly services as a white Angora cat and her kittens hid in the church heating ducts. Reverend James B. Shallow led efforts to coax them out with minimal risk, aided by an electrician who used a wire to flush the kittens from the pipes and thorough checks to ensure none remained.
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Jail Inmate Knits Wool Wearables in Oshkosh
Harold Harnitz, 31, serving a drunken driving term under a special act, spends nights in the Winnebago county jail knitting. Under jail matron Grace Cooper, he has learned knit and purl and produced argyle socks, a sweater, and a shawl.
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Harnitz
Winnebago County
Grace Cooper
Oshkosh
Firemen's Convention Held at Lockhart
The Guadalupe Firemen's Association held its regular convention in Lockhart on Sunday with large attendance. Moulton attendees included Mayor Elo C. Fehrenkamp and others. They praised the program and time. The next convention will be in Kenedy in October.
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Lavaca County Sheriff and Officials Nominated
The Eagle announces candidates for July Democratic primaries Lavaca County for sheriff Theo Long public weigher precinct 6 Chas Kubenka for tax assessor Jo L Smolik for tax assessor.
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