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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1948
Page
12
Col Homer Garrison Jr of the Texas Department of Public Safety cites the Statistical Division estimate of 230 deaths and 6 600 injuries in December traffic. He notes 85 deaths and 2 900 injuries during the Dec 23 through Jan 1 holiday period.
The writer thanks patrons for support during business and asks continued patronage for successor Clarence Jaroszewski. Mr and Mrs Kenward Kolar and Mrs Ed Kolar were in Kerrville last Friday.
The Texas Highway Department introduces amber warning markers for road curves. The speed shows on each sign after a scientific study of each bend including turn degree and bank. Drivers should comply to avoid loss of control as speeds vary by curve.
A fragment reports a farmer in Pennsylvania December action involving a dairy Holstein calf and gratitude to the local fire department and responders. Names like Martin Cherny appear among partial details.
The Moulton Lions Club held its last luncheon of the year on Thursday night December 16 with 19 members present. The minutes of the directors meeting were read. The club voted to donate $20 for groceries for two needy parties.
The editor and wife thank Billy Bucek of Schulenburg for the invitation to the Schulenburg High School Concert at the school gymnasium Monday night. Billy is a member of the trumpet section of the band. Ed Thiede and daughters Bernice Joyce Ann and LaVerne of Cistern Texas were in Moulton Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Noah of Hallettsville attended the Oak Grove Girls 4-H Club meeting. She spoke about eggs and bad eggs. A cake walk was held for both Boys and Girls 4-H Clubs.
The State Highway Engineer is directed to proceed with a seal coat on State Highway 111 from Yoakum Southeast for about 11.1 miles at an estimated cost. The action targets Feasible and economical completion of the seal coat project in Lavaca County.
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