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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1956

Page

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Emil Rehak slain in highway drive inn arrest

Emil Rehak 40 was shot to death by Constable Ernest Laqua after a struggle at the Highway Drive-Inn north of Moulton. Rehak, drunk and resisting arrest, allegedly assaulted Laqua while threatening to break his neck. Laqua fired twice, one bullet hitting Rehak. Rehak was born in Lavoaca County, WWII veteran, survived by wife Helen and three children. Funeral held Aug 2 at St Joseph’s in Moulton.

Emil Rehak Ernest Laqua al Moulten Rehak Laqua Highway Drive-In Moulton Theo Long Bill Kortwig Wagner Hospital Shiner Kortwig Highway 95 Mr. Rehak Lavaca County Mary Re Emil American Legion The VFW Helen Trojeak Moravia Catholic Church Robert Mary Jane Cynthia Smith Funeral Home St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Joseph Kopp Moulton Catholic Cemetery

Leaguers Of Zion Luth to Stage Two Night Variety Show

Zion Lutheran parish hosts Luther Leaguers for a two night event August 5 and 6 at 8 00 p m with skits songs monologues pantomime and a one act play led by the comedy heavy Overhead The Lighthouse Keeper s Daughter and The Midget Show headline a program featuring Kaylene Wachendorf La t ric a Wachendorf Barbara Fisbeck and Harvey Bauer Admission is by free will offering and all are invited

Zion Lutheran Parish Luther Leaguers Wachtendorf Kaylene Latrecia Barbara Fisbeck Harvey Bauer

Four Sisters Arrive to Start At Saint Joseph School

Four Sisters join Saint Joseph School for the new year. Sister M Bunice returns to teach first and second grades, Sister M Dennis and Sister M Ann Pauline new hires teach third through sixth grades, and Sister M Cornie handles seventh and eighth. Registration after the second Mass on August 12 requires children be six by September 1. Sister Ann Pauline offers limited free music lessons.

Se $St. Joseph's Catholic School M. Bunice M. Dennis M. Ann Pauline M. Cornie Levine Ann Pauline

Nine Straight For The Eagles

The Moulton Eagles won their ninth straight, beating the Eagle Lake Redbirds 15 to 13. Moulton led entering the eighth as Eagle Lake rallied for ten runs to close but Sedlar closed out the game with three strikeouts in the ninth. Julius Belicek, Julius Simper, and Carol Lockstedt each had three hits for Eagle Lake. Sedlar Krause and Roznosky paced Moulton pitching with Sedlar getting the win. Al Barada and Lupe started for Eagle Lake with Lupe taking the loss.

Moulton Eagles Eagle Lake Redbirds Moulton Eagle Lake Franklin Sedlar Redbirds Sedlar Krause Roznosky Albarada Lupe

Lavaca County All Stars win two tourneys in district play

Lavaca County All Stars from Shiner, Moulton, Flatonia, and Hallettsville won the Edna Area Little League tournament defeating El Campo 5 2 led by pitcher Gussie Strauss. They earlier beat Yoakum 15 0 and Edna 7 0 and then beat Freeport 6 2 in a district game in West Columbia and earned a spot in the Houston sectional.

Lavaca Little League All-Stars Houston Lavaca County Shiner, Moulton Flatonia Hallettsville Edna Gussie Strauss Yoakum Colorado Co el Campo Jackson County Lavaca Co West Columbia Victoria Vaclavik of Shiner Lavaca All-Stars Freeport All-Stars Strauss Lavaca County All-Stars

Breslau farmer Alfons Barta dies at 55

Alfons Barta a Breslau farmer 55 died suddenly at his home on Monday July 30 at 9 30 am cause heart attack Funeral at Rabena Funeral Home and Sacred Heart Church Hallettsville officiated by Very Rev A J Morkovsky He was born in Praha November 29 1900 survived by wife Martha Cook and children Oscar Lee James and Clarence with brothers Albin Bohumir Frank Theo and George and sisters Hermina Culak Kalisek Deal and Carrie and three grandchildren

Alfonso Barta Breslau Rabena Funeral Home Sacred Heart Church Hallettsville A. J. Morkovsky Mr. Barta Praha Martha Cook Oscar Lee Barta Dickinson James Barta San Marcos Clarence Barta Albin Barta Bohumir Frank Theo Barta Moulton George Barta Houston Hermina) Kubenka Vladik Janie) Culak Julius Agnes) Kalisek

Lavaca County All-Star Little League Team Wins Tourney

The Lavaca County Little Leaguers captured the Edna and West a tournaments championship. Players listed include Carl Meyer Shiner Phillip Ralla Moulton Erwin Berger Shiner Allen Vana Moulton David Strauss Hallettsville Bo Shirley Hallettsville Stanley Zimmerman Moulton Bill Hutchins Jr Flatonia Daniel Vyvajl Flatonia Eugene Vaclavik Shiner Richard Appelt Hallettsville Gussie Strauss Hallettsville Robert Cooper Flatonia Ronnie Lindsey Hallettsville. Manager Glen Lowe Hallettsville Co-Manager Bill Hutchins Flatonia.

Lavaca County Edna and West A Carl Meyer Shiner Phillip @ralla Moulton Erwin Ber Hard Appelt Hallettsville Gussie Strauss Robert Cooper Flatonia Ronnie Lindsey Back Row Glen Lowe Bill Hutchins

Lavaca County Farm Bureau to Hold Convention in Halletts ville

The Lavaca County Farm Bureau board meets on July 30. they will hold the county convention in Hallettsville on October 25 at the Recreation Hall. Arrangements will be made for a good speaker.

Lavaca

Cotton Style Show Draws Big Crowd In Moulton

The cotton style show at St. Josephs gym drew a large attendance with plans for an annual event by the Moulton Farm Bureau the sponsor. Lavaca County Queen Nattie Appelt of Appelt's Hill crowned the winner. A photo features Moulton Boy Scout Troop No 1 1924 in front of the Sam and Will Moore Institute with listed members.

St. Josephs’ Gymnasium Moulton Farm Bureau Lavaca County Nattie Appelt of Appelt Moulton Boy Scout Sam and Will Moore Institute Oscar Raab John Louis Jaeggli Alton Hruska Henry Bohnenkamp Louis Hannemann Donald Richter Ewart Raab Bohus Sykor Joe Zahranicek Edward Bohuslav

T C Long Retains Sheriff Post and Local Races

Sheriff Theo Long won re election with 3666 votes to 1735 for W A Hobbs. Stanley Boysen led Gonzales Lavaca County race with 3488 to C Y Jacobs 1919. Culp Krueger captured the 15th District State Senate by about 5000 votes. Clark W Thompson won the 15th District U S Congress seat. Daniel Koranek named Constable Precinct 6. Price Daniel led Ralph Yarborough statewide by about 156000. Run off set for August 25.

Theo Long W. A. (Buster) Hobbs Stanley Boysen Gonzales-Lavaca C. Y. Jacobs Boysen Culp Krueger Jack Fisk U. S Clark W. Thompson Jerome L. Korenek Daniel Koranek

Drought Aids Pond Clean Up on Local Tanks and Ponds

The Chief Aquatic Biologist of the Game and Fish Commission urged residents with drought stressed tanks or ponds to seek supervisory aid from their local game warden to seine rough fish. Work requires formal Commission permission due to legal restrictions on seining.

Austin Game and Fish Commission

Sorghum Planting Rules for Soil Bank Acreage

Lavaca County ASC reports state office guidance on disposal of all sorghums and millet grown on soil bank acreage by August 3, 1956. Only approved cover crops are sweet sorghum legumes grasses and small grains except wheat. no harvest is allowed.

Lavaca County ASC State

Bathing Beauty Revue Headlines Moulton Legion Picnic Day

The Moulton American Legion Picnic Sunday August 12 features a Bathing Beauty Revue at 3 30 p m with prize awards by State Senator Elect Culp Krueger. Breakfast and dinner served at the VFW Hall from 11 30 a m, with games, entertainment and Walter Schoenvogel Orchestra throughout the day and into the night.

Moulton VFW Legion Bill Reeves Culp Ners Walter Schoenvogel Moulton American Legion

Novosad Re–elected Precinct Chairman in Democrat Meeting

Moulton Democrats met in Judge Dariiek's office and re-elected William Novosad as precinct chairman with A J Brietschopf kept as secretary. Delegates to the County Convention in August were chosen and a resolution endorsed an instructed Democratic delegation to the National convention.

Moulton A. J. Dari Iek William Novosad A. J. Brietschopf

Hoy er Infant Buried July 26

The infant son of Mr and Mrs Tommy Hoyer died July 26 at 5 45 a m in Huth Memorial Hospital Yoakum Interment in Catholic Cemetery Moulton with Father Goebel officiating Survivors include parents a brother Bobby grandmother Mrs R B Papek of Moulton and grandparents Mr and Mrs C J Waldrop of Shiner and great grandmother Mrs Minnie Hoyer of Moulton

Tommy Hoyer Huth Memorial Hospital Yoakum Moulton Father Goebel Bobby R. B. Papacek C. J. Waldrop Shiner Minnie Hoyer

Soil Bank option aids farmers in wartime to peace time shift

County Agent Jack Lindsay describes the Soil Bank as an opportunity for farmers to adjust to a peace time economy after wartime production. He notes aims to reduce surpluses, support farm income, and rely on government help though outcomes for 1956 1957 and beyond remain uncertain as weather and policy play a role.

Soil Bank

Justice of Peace Darilek reports coral snake killed

A. J. Darilek, justice of the peace, said he killed a coral snake in his backyard near the high school on Thursday morning. It was the first coral snake sighting on the premises, he noted.

Our Justice of Peace A. J. Darilek Mr. Darilek

September draft call seeks 687 Texans for Army

Texas faces a September draft call for 687 men to join the Army as part of a national quota of 14,000. State Selective Service director Morris S. Schwartz notes August and September examinations on about half the state boards for 1,140 men. The drive targets volunteers and childless men, with delinquent status prioritized and fathers urged to report birth plans to local boards.

Austin Texas Morris S. Schwartz Selective Service Army State Selective Service

Federal Government Seeks Librarians for Federal Posts

The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for librarians in Washington D C and nearby agencies. Salaries range from five thousand four hundred forty to seven thousand five hundred seventy dollars yearly. Applicants must pass a written test and show appropriate education and experience. Further details are in Announcement No 67 available at post offices or from the Civil Service Commission Washington 25 D C applications accepted until further notice.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington D. C U. S. Civil Service Commission D.C

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Leaguers of Zion Luth Eagles Feagle Julius Belicek Julius Simper Carol Lockstedt Alfons Barta Lavaca FR H’ville Raab Studio T. C. Long Boysen & Krueger Daniel & Yarborough Price Daniel Ralph Yarborough Daniel O'Daniel Yarborough Krueger Wim. Novosad Chin Hoyer Jack Lindsay
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