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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1956
Page
4
A county extension note by Jack V Lindsey and Joe Johnson explains ant life history and suggests home control with two percent chlor dane spray along baseboards and entry points. For lawns, dusts with five to ten percent chlordane or two percent dieldrin are recommended and watered in to destroy colonies.
Allen Gene Rothbauer of San Antonio visited with his home folks over the weekend enjoying family time and local surroundings.
Joseph Robert Quigley and Irene Johann Bultmeyer were married August 15 at four oclock in the Arizona Temple in Mesa with Temple President Arwell Pierce officiating. The couple will live in Mesa after a honeymoon to Oakland. The bride is a Mesa Southside Hospital nurse and the groom a World War I veteran and retiree. The former Miss Bultmeyer is a Moulton High School Class of 1918 alumna and a niece of Mrs. Charles Luke of the city.
Kendra Dawn Fehrenkamp celebrated her first birthday on Wednesday August 22 at the parental home in Schertz. Attending were grandmothers Mrs. Jim Novosad and Mrs. Victor Fehrenkamp and Miss Susie Fehrenkamp of Moulton. Kendra Dawn is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Dean Fehrenkamp.
Those who spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Inoc Kocian were Mr. and Mrs. John Kocian of Praha, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kocian and family.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Frey attended the funeral services for Mr John Henneke in Hallettsville Monday.
County Home Demonstration Agent Doris Myers notes on August 29 district electric day in Victoria sponsored by Central Power and Light. Virginia Blu, Yvonne Orsak, Donald Wengler, Francis Ramosek, Mrs Frank Kocian, and the county agent will attend and relay training to four-H members.
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