Local Business Moves and New Residents in Moulton
The town reports contractor Ludwig Janssen finished Mrs. Franziska Boehm’s new residence in the north. Several land and property transactions occur including Frank Culak buying 184 acres near Moulton for 8280 dollars. New residents arrive and local deaths are noted, with multiple relocations from nearby farms and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Janssen
Franziska Boehm
Frank Culak
Moulton
Barbara Nachlinger
Edward Boehm
Austria
Charles Mladenko
Koester Bros
Frank Kubicek
Ed. Boeh
Kasper Darilek
Henkhaus
Color telephones and long distance boosts for weekends
The ad promotes eight color telephone extensions Ivory green beige yellow red blue gray and brown to match home or office decor. It urges calling or visiting the office, notes lower rates Sundays and after 6 pm weekdays and Saturdays, and touts long distance voices saving time and adding weekend fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Telephone Company
Ivory
Legion gatherings and visits across several Texas towns
Mr and Mrs Sam Meyer visited the Kuehns. Shirley and Sandra Kuehn of Yoakum stayed with the Kuehns. Alfred Kuehn and family from Yoakum joined. A supper at Pundts Cafe was enjoyed. San Antonio visitors attended the Legion Picnic. Cuero and Rowena visitors joined relatives for Legion activities. A trip to Colorado accompanied by M-Sgt Robert Handcock preceded naval movements. Victoria and Houston residents visited local families. The mix of relatives and friends spans Yoakum, Gonzales, Victoria, Hempstead, Stanford, and San Antonio as community ties and Legion events continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kuehn
Yoakum
Richard Kuehn
Pundt’s
John Seidel
Frank Ducho
San Antonio
Legion
September Plentiful Foods List Tops Turkeys and Rice
A record turkey crop is expected this fall with ten million head or more and turkeys lead the USDA plentiful foods list for September. Rice, beef, tuna canned in oil, broilers and fryers, milk and dairy products, Barrett pears, and summer vegetables also appear, reflecting carryover supplies despite a 13 percent smaller crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department’s of Agriculture
Drouth
Army Pvt. Alfonso Kunetka joins 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii
Private Alfonso J. Kunetka nephew of John A. Kocian Route 2 Flatonia recently arrived in Hawaii and is now a member of the 25th Infantry Division. He is an infantryman in Company I of the 27th Regiment and entered the Army in February 1956. His last station was Fort Hood Texas where he received basic training.
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Hawaii
Army
Alfonso J. Kunetka
John A. Kocian
Flatonia
Hawai
25Th Infantry Division
Kunetka
Fort Hood
Texas
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State Board of Health
Jacob Nachlinger
Mary Stavinoha
Tusneida Rosalia Kram
Charles Welfl
Culak School
Charles Wagner
William Eilert
Culak
Johnnie Mueller
J. J. Mueller
Rowena
Henry Schraer
Schraer & Mueller
John Tousek
Martin Tousek
John
Bennie Heiman
Frank Heiman, Jr
Dilworth
Henry Krueger
Anton Faltisek
Alois Zidek
Chiropractic
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Grand Ave
Voalmi
Carroll A. Holt
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Sam Meyer
Shirley
Sandra Kuehn
Anthony Miculka
Cuero
John Havlik
Dale McKay
Harriet
Baytown
E. W. Zimmermann
Lester Zimmermann
George Farek
FE. W. Zimmerman
John Brom
Martha
Clarence Vyvjala
Gonzales
Edgar Raab and Son
Mark Migl
Victoria
Naif Pinon
Robert Handcock
Colorado
Handcock
Tren
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Mary Taylor
Houston
R. A. Valenta
Burt
Paul. Pinkston
J. S. Musil
Stanford
J. J. Kulhanek
Hempstead
Anton Svoboda
Henry Helweg
John L. Howell
Baby of
Erna Kotzebue
Lilly
Srg
Ails
California
Sunkist Lemons
Kraft
Miracle
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