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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1959
Page
6
City Recreation Hall in Hallettsville will stay open every night except Monday from 6:00 PM to provide ice cold refreshments and dancing. Bring your parties for an enjoyable evening at the hall.
A nine week old Los Angeles boy suffocated after a plastic bag was sucked into his nose and mouth while his parents visited relatives in a cabin near a lake in Olympia Washington. The incident occurred when the infant slept in the car and a camera in a plastic bag lay beside him.
A fish fry hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pavlicek and family on Monday August 3rd featured fried fish and chicken dishes, salads, fruit, pies, and angel food cake. Guests included numerous relatives and friends from Schulenburg Praha Moulton and nearby, who sang folk songs after supper.
A simple illustrated parable on socialism capitalism and communism. You have two cows the government takes them and lets you milk for a small share. In communism the government shoots you and takes both cows. In capitalism you buy a bull and…
Farmers entitled to gas tax refunds are urged to file with the Internal Revenue Service before September 30. Use Form 2240 for 1959. 1958 forms are obsolete and returned with a 1959 form and refile request. Get 1959 Form 2240 from the county agent for proper instructions.
Los Angeles carhop Carolyn Tracy accidentally handed a customer a sack with Friday receipts inside a takeout order. Within ten minutes he returned demanding if she wanted him to eat it, then she found a thousand dollars in bills.
A train between Lurenco Marques and Rhodesia struck five elephants on the track. Four were killed instantly and the fifth was later destroyed. The train, moving about 40 miles per hour, sustained minor damage with no injuries reported.
Monday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Zimmerman and Ernette included Mrs. W. W. Mitchell of Corpus Christi Texas, Mrs. Ottillie Striebeck and Cordelia Janak of Tulsa Oklahoma, and Miss Sharon Ryerson of Shreveport Louisiana.
Mr and Mrs Ted Rerich and Vernon James spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Liberal Berckenhoff and family.
Billie a Jeannie Wootters of Houston spent a few days here last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kolar. Mrs. Henry Malinek, Cindy, and Emma Rosendue were in Gonzales Monday morning. Miss Leonita Vasek spent a week in Waco with relatives.
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