Darilek Couple Return From Yorktown Visit
Mr and Mrs Vladimir Darilek returned Monday from a visit in Yorktown.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Vladimir Darilek returned Monday from a visit in Yorktown.
Mrs. R. B. Papacek and daughter Marjorie visited in Yoakum last Friday. Miss Jennie Mae Janeza of Houston spent the holidays in the Kimil Janszen home. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scholl of New Braunfels spent the weekend with relatives in Moulton. Various locals including CCC member Johnnie Gebauer in Roswell and J G Hull of Palacios visited kin in Moulton and Yoakum for the holidays.
Arthur Krause has ordered his copy of The Moulton Rogie and sent it to Hand Oklahoma instead of Alva Oklahoma.
Mr Otto Pagel and family of Hallettsville and Mr W FB Darlek and family of Schulenburg spent Monday here with home.
Wesley Knape, a student at the Southwest Lexas State Teachers College in San Marcos, is spending the Christmas season at the parent home.
Miss Dorothy Louise Fehren Kamp, a University of Texas Austin student, will spend the Christmas holidays there with her family.
The Eagle expresses gratitude to both new and existing readers who contributed subscription payments during the past week, highlighting community support and continued readership.
Harvey Batey a student at Southwest Texas State Teachers College spends the holiday season with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Batey.
Miss Ethel Josephine Wagner of Incarnate Word College San Antonio spends Christmas holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs J J Wagner.
C T Johnson of Austin acting for Southland Life Insurance Company received a Christmas dice bonus while in Moulton during the Yuletide season.
Elwyn Gummelt Maurice Hav lik Edward Petrash Bgar But schek and Allen Bohuslav return from the Agricultural and Mechanical College to spend Christmas at home.
Mr and Mrs A K Medlroy Mr C Perkins and family Mrs RL Phillips and daughter San Antonio Mr L C Schoe and family of Victoria and K and Mrs H M Landrum of Toys on spent Christmas here with homefolks.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon December 7 appointing committees for December. Sick committee Mrs. Charles Riske and Mrs George von Lienen. Membership Mrs Otto Riske and Mrs Helen Urban. Flower Mrs Marvin Hanse and Mrs John C. Mueller. Hostesses Mrs Stanig Rothbauer Mrs Rocie Wiedemann and Miss Helen Urban. New member Mrs William Miculka admitted. visitor Mrs C A Lehne of Rehburg. Next meeting January 5.
On the University of Texas campus a $50 contribution from John G Hollman, a former Longhorn bandsman now in Sao Paulo Brazil, aided band hall plans. About $4,000 in cash has been received and $7,500 in pledges remain. The project is one of Col. George E Hurt’s top goals. Hollman once lived in Lavaca County and is linked to Shiner and Moulton.
According to E. C. Nevins Witch craft in Salem Village there were 17 executions for witchcraft in Salem and nearby New England. Giles Corey was the last victim pressed to death for refusing to plead.
A historic estimate states that all lumber cut in the United States over about 135 years would form a cube nearly one mile on each side. It adds that the amount cut in the last three years equals the total cut in the prior century.
Mrs. L. P Oldham of Oklahoma City wills to her two daughters a sunny outlook a sense of fairness and a beautiful neck as gifts. The daughters also receive four thousand dollars in real estate.
The Latin phrase ecce homo means behold the man and is linked to Pontius Pilate presenting Jesus to the crowd. It is discussed as the Latin rendering of the words used in that scene.
A solitary stork appeared in England and became the focus of nightly radio bulletins. The bird is virtually unknown in Britain and its numbers are declining in Germany.
Boats voyage over the dangerous Diamond Shoals near Cape Hatteras in North Carolina, passing above dozens of old wrecks visible from above.
The prickly pear, a form of cactus native to the American Southwest, has spread widely in Australia causing broad public concern and agricultural worry.
The article credits Marco Polo with introducing ice cream to the West by bringing the first recipe from the Orient about six centuries ago.
Monthly output spans 750 to 1000 titles with reprints and texts. Fiction works number 200 to 250, forming a fifth of total publications and indicating a steady share of genre fiction in the catalog.
United States Capitol dome features the sculpture titled Armed Freedom by sculptor Crawford. The work is identified as the correct name for the figure displayed on the dome.
Traffic laws were in effect in England as early as 1835, long before the invention of the automobile.
Conservationists note that elephant trails act as vital migration routes in African forests enabling social and ecological connectivity. Researchers warn that disruption to these paths by logging and fragmentation could impact elephant movement and forest health.
The state of Texas issues more than 250 000 checks each month.
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