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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1952
Page
10
Austin Texas school superintendents and boards voted overwhelmingly to use federal surplus foods in lunch programs. State Education Commissioner J W Edgar reported results showing 254 county and 986 independent district leaders supporting the measure while questionnaires continued to come in.
A light to moderate rain fell on Thursday July 31 with about two inches recorded. Witting noted a separate three inch rainfall in the area.
The Geier Merrem American Legion Auxiliary of Moulton reports enrollment of 30 members for 1952, exceeding its quota by eight and reaching a 136 percent quota achievement.
Ed Kolar began operations at his oil mill last week to process seed on hand in anticipation of the new crop.
Congressman Clark W. Thompson led the primary, thanking Ninth District voters and predicting a larger margin in the second primary. He spoke of deep appreciation for support from friends and confidence in victory. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Fisbeck of Moulton and Mrs. Francis Fisbeck of College Station traveled to Fort Eustis, Va., for Cadet Francis Fisbeck’s six week course, returning home with him.
An advertisement argues pullets aged 8 to 24 weeks need Nutrena Al-Mash Grower for rapid development. It cites a testing station showing pullets fed Nutrena Grower produced three times more early eggs in 64 days. The ad touts Miracle Livium with antibiotics and B-12 as the secret.
Charles Cunningham, 19, of Victoria Texas, left July 10 in a 1927 Model T and reached Washington, D C, July 21, after 2000 miles with makeshift repairs. He dubbed the car This is a political machine it runs on hot air and plans to enter Victoria College this fall.
Funeral services were held Thursday in Calvert for cattleman C. S. Simons 64 who died at his Calvert home. Interment followed at Robinson Cemetery. Survivors include his widow Hattie, four sons Kelly Billy Joe Jack Elo, three daughters Doris Lupton Albert Spore Freda Mae Sims, five grandchildren, and several siblings. Attendants named include Earl Needham Jimmie Pavlica Lee Kahanek and August Eilert.
Special to the Moulton Eagle reports hog specialists at Texas A and M College warn of losses from mineral and vitamin deficiencies. They endorse a mineral mix of limestone flour, bone meal, salt, and iron sulphate fed at two pounds per hundred pounds of feed to meet most rations.
Mr and Mrs Chas Eissler of Hallettsville and E F Eiss ler of Midland visited in the Ed Biehunke home last week. Mr and Mrs Ed L Biehun ke spent Sunday in San Marcos. Rud A Haas of Moulton and his daughter Miss Clara Haas of Houston left Tuesday morning for Chicago where they will spend several weeks with Mr and Mrs Herman Uttenweiler and Daniel Haas.
Sheriff and Mrs Eugene L Mueller of San Bernardino County California spent several days in Moulton last week visiting the Jaeggli family. Mrs Mueller was born in Moulton, daughter of the late Henry and Mary Simank. The Simanks moved to California years ago. Henry Simank passed away years ago and Mrs Simank remains living. She is sister to J T Jaeggli of Moulton and Mrs Chas O Riske of Hallettsville.
Mrs. F C Smith attended the Zone 1 Amateur Picnic at Lake Mathias near Beeville on Sunday. Mary Marek has returned from Fredericksburg after visiting relatives and friends. Pfc Erwin Faltisek, stationed at Fort Sam Houston, visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ad Faltisek. W Woehler, a Yoakum businessman, was in Moulton Friday afternoon for business and greetings.
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