Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh Visit Henry Malinek Home
Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels visited the Henry Malinek home Thursday evening.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1957
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels visited the Henry Malinek home Thursday evening.
Shiner Jehovahs Witnesses announce a three day training program in Kingsville sponsored by the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society. Over 500 delegates from fourteen South Texas communities will attend at Kingsville High School Cafetorium beginning Friday August 25th.
Mr and Mrs Jim Kouba hosted a barbecue Sunday for family members including their son James and his wife and children, and guests from Hallettsville Point Comfort and Moulton. Attending were Mr and Mrs Wilbert Roznovsky and children, Mr and Mrs Alfred Buxkemper and children, and Mr and Mrs Bennie Mark and son.
Pearl Brewery reports a new all time sales high for July with 101754 barrels sold. Executive VP Datus BE Proper credits growing demand and praise for quality from five brewers chemists bottling and shipping teams.
The 1957 Brewers Almanac from the United States Brewers Foundation shows the brewing industry disbursed over three billion dollars to farmers, workers, businesses and government in 1956. It highlights wages of about 460 million, purchases of over five million pounds of agricultural products, and federal, state, and local taxes totaling over a billion, with per capita beer consumption at 15.7 gallons in 1956.
Richard Stark, manager of Baldwin Business College in Yoa Kum Texas, returned from Chicago where he attended the Institute of Advanced Study for Private Business Schools at the Hotel Sherman. The board selected a faculty of nationally known specialists paid 375 per hour to present plans. Stark brought home ideas for Baldwin College next term.
The Almanac shows Wisconsin's beer output nearing 12 million barrels and per capita consumption at 25.5 gallons, with New York and New Jersey also high in production. It notes U S imports rose by 665 834 gallons from 1955 to 1956 and predicts 1957 withdrawals may reach around 85 804 000 barrels domestically.
A humorous comment argues that women are judged as good cooks when they prepare a meal they have thawed themselves, reflecting stereotypes about domestic labor and culinary competence.
The Welfl Family Reunion met at Legion Hall Shiner on Sunday August 4 with a basket lunch. Officers elected for 1959 include President Louis A Dusek Vice President Mrs Henry Vincek Secretary Treasurer Mrs Louis A Dusek and Reporter Mrs Jim A Welff.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Squyres and their son Neal of Alvin spent several days in the home of Mrs R B Papacek per the local social notes.
The Weber and Joost families spent Sunday in Yoakum with Mrs. Monroe Weber and Mrs. Woodrow Joost visiting a VA Hospital resident.
Mrs. Alois Zidek, once very ill last week, is recovering well under the care of local physician Dr. James Mott.
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