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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1948
Page
8
The Komensky P T A met Friday December 3 with a treasurer’s report showing picnic proceeds over 800. The group thanks Moulton merchants for donations and schedules a Christmas program for December 23 at 7 00 PM. The next meeting will be in February.
The Moulton Lions Club met for a regular luncheon with 18 members present last Thursday. The president was absent and First Vice President Marvin Merrem presided over the meeting.
Jake Kurtz, new to town from Sulphur Park, reports selling four calves for 700 dollars. The livestock were sired by two cows born within nineteen months, showcasing a strong cattle market in the area.
County Commissioner Albert Ermis attended the five county good roads meeting in Columbus Texas on Wednesday night December 1. Farm to market roads were discussed and urged to be boosted by each county farm and organization. Rep Charles McClellan Eagle Lake was principal speaker with Congressman Clark Thompson Galveston and State Senator Gus Strauss Hallettsville also on the program.
Evergreen School will present a Christmas program on Wednesday December 22 Santa Claus is invited and expected to attend The general public is welcome to attend the event at the school premises
Funeral services for Pfc. Willie B. Apts were conducted at Witting Lutheran Church. Interment followed at Witting Cemetery with Rev K Windecker presiding. Pfc. Co Alps was killed in Italy on October 10 1944.
Mrs. Oscar Kaiser recovers from a major operation at Santa Rosa hospital and is home. Family and friends including Frank Luksov sky, Geo Kaiser, Allyne Hohmann and others visited in San Antonio. Other visits span Victoria, Llano, Mexia, Dallas, and Houston with various relatives and patients mentioned.
Confined in a Dallas hospital Miss Marjorie Davilek shows some improvement while her parents Judge A. J. Davilek and Mrs. Davilek stay at her bedside for several weeks.
O W Casey was taken to the S P Hospital in Houston last week for treatment. He is reported as improving nicely.
Miss Margaret Woodley Que bedeaux lies gravely ill in a Houston hospital with her mother Mrs Elizabeth Que bedeaux at her side. John Miadenka of Shiner was in Moulton on Wednesday.
The Lutheran congregation honored Rev. K Windecker with a surprise party at Luther Hall on his birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday December 15 at the home of Mrs. Joe Etlinger.
Gene Hinch a Baldwin Business College of Yoakum graduate accepts employment with Anders Auto Supply of Yoakum.
G. J. Bohnenkamp traveled to San Antonio during the early part of the week for engagements and meetings.
August Heyer received a pleasant surprise party on Thursday night December 2 in honor of his birthday anniversary. Guests enjoyed delicious refreshments and joined in the celebration.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp of Moulton and their relatives Rud Filip and son Rudie of Shiner Mrs Louis Niebuhr and Joe Ullman of San Antonio Alex Heinrich Clarence and Leo Heinrich of Oak Grove and others who attended the funeral services for Otto Schultz in Bay City Monday. Schultz was a brother in law to the Fehrenkamp and Fehrenkamp families of Moulton.
The largest public flying field in America lies in Cleveland covering 1040 acres. This expansive airfield hosts a broad range of aviation activity and events across its vast layout.
A seven pound four ounce daughter named Nancy Marie was born to Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Gracy of Houston on Wednesday December 2. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Willie Gertner of near Moulton and great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gertner. The eighth grade at Moulton Grammar School organized its club with officers Eugene Boehm president Ann Nell Jungbauer vice president Patricia Flessner secretary Betsy Manning treasurer. Room mothers named Mrs. Haas Mrs. Darilek Mrs. Jungbauer and Mrs. Bauer. Class flower is pink and white carnation class color pink and white and song Hair of Gold Eyes of Blue.
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