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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
5
Secretary Wallace urged cotton planters to hold 1935 acreage to 75 percent of the 1928–32 average. The 25 percent cut is the maximum under last year’s two year contract. Officials warned of possible higher reductions if world supply allowed. An official statement projected a crop around 12,000,000 bales after the cut.
The Farmers Agricultural Association met at the City Auditorium with President J. D Rippen presiding and J. H. Kouba at the desk. A free discussion covered advantages and disadvantages of current agricultural laws and a straw vote favored continuing the Bankhead Act. Separately a piano recital by Mrs Fuller’s students highlighted an evening of performances from Shiner and Moulton with several pupils noted for dances and costumes.
Mr and Mrs Vince Durilek of Praha celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday with a daylong gathering and a evening dance. Their children prepared a sumptuous meal though son Frank could not attend due to injuries from a recent car wreck.
Henry J. Balhorn Sr. spent Thanksgiving Day in Houston while Henry Heger returned to Sequin after visiting homefolks. Victor Fehrenkamp and family visited D F Orts in Gonzales. John Mladenko and spouse celebrated at Yoakum with Ed Shandera's family. George Bargman and family visited F T Fehrenkamp's home. Remah Cone of Nixon visited her sister Mrs Fr J Papacek. Norma Wachtendorf spent the weekend in Houston with Mr and Mrs Hubert Walston.
Edward Bohuslav of Iraan visited his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Bohuslav last weekend. Mrs BE D Meyer and daughter Joyce of Moulton and A B Bednar of Shiner spent Thanksgiving Day in Austin and Round Rock.
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