Letter From Korea Describes Rainy Season and Local Crime
MSgt J J Koudelka writes from Sand Bag Castle Hill about a late Eagle edition, a Yoakum burglary by John Robinson, a sighting on West Hugo Street, and a patrol life in Korea. He notes thirty-nine points and a weapons platoon, sending best wishes to the Eagle staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Koudelka
Sand Bag
Castle Hill
Eagle
Yoakum
John Robinson
John Leopold
Robinson
West Hugo St
Korea
Local families visit relatives and travel to events
Numerous readers from Uvalde Freyburg Moulton Victoria and Yoakum spent weekends visiting kin in the area and traveling to Houston for events. Highlights include weddings furloughs and trips to Marble Falls Fort Sill and Port Lavaca with multiple family gatherings.
Macharts Welcome Baby Dianna Marie In Shiner Hospital
Dianna Marie Machart was born Friday July 31 at 1 40 PM in Shiner Hospital to Pat and Mrs Alvin Machart. She weighed 7 pounds and was baptized August 4. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wenske. Mother Gladys Wenske is the former Gladys Wenske, daughter of Otto and Mrs. Wenske. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Machart and the Wenskes have their third granddaughter. Father serves in the army at Ft Sill Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna Marie
Pat
Alvin Machart
Shiner Hospital
Leroy Wenske
Gladys Wenske
Otto Wenske
Albert Machart
Wenskes
Ft. Sill
Okla
Baldwin Graduate Receives Executive Secretarial Diploma
Theresa Menchaca daughter of Mr and Mrs Trinidad Menchaca of Shiner Texas earned the Executive Secretarial Diploma after active school involvement and Baldwin Student Club membership. A 1952 Sacred Heart High School graduate she completed her studies. The piece also notes visits by Otto Wenske Port Lavaca family and Albert Pilat and Machart families with Hav erda family in Buda and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Menchaca
Trinidad Menchaca
Shiner
Texas
Baldwin
Sacred Heart High School
Albert Pilat
Gloria Ann
Abert Machart
Barbara
Alice Jean
James Haverda
Buda
Austin
Moulton Eagle published by Malec Publishing Co
The Moulton Eagle weekly edition is published by Malec Publishing Co with John E. Sanucek as editor. It states Friday publication in Moulton Texas, subscription rates and postal information for the August 7 1953 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malec Pblishing CO
John E. Sanucek
Moulton, Texas
Many Tourists Visit Mexico
American motorists returning from trips into Mexico report 14 day stays and about 14 dollars spent per day. Three quarters found roads in good repair while most found repair services and supplies readily available. Monterrey and Mexico City were the top visited destinations with high satisfaction on accommodations and dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterrey
Mexico City
Gonzales Defeats Moulton In Tuesday Softball Game
Gonzales defeated Moulton 6 to 0 Tuesday night in boys softball at Gonzales. Kouba and Jochecuba shared pitching duties for Moulton, striking out one, walking seven and allowing four hits. Meyer and Lockstedt led hitters with two each. A Friday August 7 game vs Westhoff is set at the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Moulton
Kouba
Jochecuba
Meyer & Lockstedt
Westhoff
Nelson Returns Home After Eight Years Away
Mrs. Erwin Nelson of Seattle visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gerloff this week, marking her first home visit in eight years. She stayed with relatives during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Elvera) Nelson
Seattle
Washington
Otto Gerloff
Nelson
Card of Thanks From Mrs Eddie Arndt
Words cannot express my thanks and appreciation to friends who helped my family while I was in the hospital. Thanks to Rev Windecker Rev Oehlke and all others for prayers. Special thanks to Drs Williams Wagner and Conally who performed my operation to Mrs Osborne and the nursing staff at Waegner's Hospital. May God bless all of you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windecker
Oehlke
World Cotton Production Outlook From Texas Expert
Dr. A B Cox of the University of Texas notes the cotton balance sheet no longer drives prices. He cites export decline increasing U S carryover, but says domestic and global consumption rises. He argues 1952 53 world production fell and 1953 54 is expected to be notably lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
A. B. Cox
University of Texas
Cox
Baby Girl Barbara Ann Stanek Born in Houston
Mr and Mrs V A Stanek of Houston announce the birth of a daughter on July 24 at Memorial Hospital Houston weighing 4 pounds 8 ounces. The baby will be named Barbara Ann. The mother is Marian Seete Eile Badalan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Stanek
Houston
Memorial Hospital
Barbara Ann
Marian Seete Eile Badalan
Charba Kusak Family Reunion At Sulphur Park
The first Charba and Kusak family reunion drew about 195 attendees on a Sunday in Sulphur Park. A noon barbecue feast followed a morning arrival, with officers elected and plans set for a next year reunion. Attendees traveled from Robstown West Texas San Antonio and many Texas communities to share meals songs and dominoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charba
Kusak
Sulphur Park
Anton Charba
Louis Balajka
A. J. Charba
Tony Zapalac
Jame
Anton Pesl Sr
Arlene Frances Moretich
Robstown
West Texas
San Antonio
Edwin Kusak
Shiner
Virginia Walek
Skidmore
Lillie Tobola
Sweet Home
Alfred Schroeder
Lad Kubicek
Emil Kubicek
Robert Werner Jr
Otto Sander
Tom Herman Rosenberg
Louis Janecka
Rudolph Dubee
Waelder
Ernest Vink- Jurek
Wagner Obituary Notice Details Family Survives
Three months. Surviving are one daughter Mrs Fr Albrecht two brothers Harry of Moulton and Arthur of San Antonio. Surviving are also two grandsons. Services pending arrival of a grandson Pvt Kirby L Wagner of Camp Breckinridge Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. Albrecht
Harry
Moulton
Arthur
San Antonio
Pvt
Kirby L. Wagner
Camp Breckenridge,Ky
Family Visit Spotted In San Antonio Friday
Mr. Henry Malinek and his son Sidney John visited Mr. and Mrs. O F Knape and son Carence Knape, and Mrs A K McElroy in San Antonio on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Malinek
Sidney John
O. F. Knape
Carence Knape
A. K. McElroy
San Antonio
Family thank you note for Boehm matriarch aid
The Boehm family expresses sincere thanks to friends and relatives for their kind words and deeds that lightened the burden of sorrow during the illness and death of their mother grandmother and great grandmother.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leeo Daniels
Bob Mathews
Uvalde
F. C. Smith
Wilbert Kaase
Adolph Kaase
Freyburg
F. C. Kaase
E. E. Eberhardt
David
Joyce Wottek
Geo. Weldon Baur
Braunfels
Fred Osterloh
Rudie Steinacher
Ken and
Dianna
Ficampo
Johnnie Fishbeck
Kenneth
Joe Ducho
Jo Marie
Clarence Heindrich
Joyce
Gladys
Mariyn Kalischko
Marble Falls
Fort Sill
Iughter
Dianne Marie
Ernest A. Novosad
Walter Nicholson
Ezzell
Mrs
Charlie J. Novosad
Joe E. McAdams
Dennis Patrick
Victoria
Edwin J. Knesek
Emily Brom
John Brom
Clarence Wenske
Port Lavaca
Alvin Schoenfeld
Baldwin Business College
Nelson St
Yoakum, Texas
ST Insurance Corporation
Foden X
Ey Maked
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Safety — Strength
Owal
Macharts
Mr. Wenske
Moulton Eagle
Moulton Texas
Heochheim Prairie Mutual Fire and Storm Ins
Ass’n
Savings and Loan Ass’n
Water Works
City of Eden
United States
Nueces Co. Navigation Dist
Alf. Nolikamp
Sec
Treas
Lodge NO. 13
Moulton, Tex
Rud
A. Haas
F. W. Hons
FR. Meyer
Lee’s
Mexico
Laredo
American Automobile Association
International Travel Department
HGME
Albert Janecka
J. J. Jarek
Julius Knesek
Joseph Kopp
John Matocha
Carrie Kouba
Bennie Marek
Emil Charba
Anton Pulkrabek
Joe Burger
Melvin Krejer
Flatonia
Tony Pulkrabek
Frank Zouzalik
A. J. Florus
Bill Nagelmuelier
Benny Hubner
Mary Kusak
Adolph Kusak
Anton Kusak
Emil Morris
Jerry Hlozek
Frank Hiozek
Louis Fabrygal
Leroy Florus
Mrs. Vancel Charba
Midway
Louis Kubena
Corpus Christi
Harvard B. Preston and Sons
L. P. Moretich
R. K. Craig
Schulenburg
Anton Dornak
Anthony B. Pest
Julie
George Pest
Weimar
A. K. Pest
Engle
I. J. Balajka
Smithville
Joe Svoboda
John Pesl
O. T. Zapaiac
Bakers
Colgates
Tuckers
Post
Fisbeck
Swan Down
Victor
Wagner
FORD
Ford Trucks
F.D.A.P
Moulton Motor Sales
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