Two Women Hospitalized After Two-Car Crash
Mrs. Lexie Boehm of Moulton and Mrs. Henrietta Salziger of Austin were hospitalized after a two-car collision on December 25 at 8 p.m. on FM Road 532. Boehm’s 1968 Plymouth rear-ended a 1966 Ford driven by Frankie Filipp of Rt. 3 Shiner. Boehm was released. Salziger remains hospitalized.
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Lexie Boehm
Here
Henrietta Salziger
Austin
Moulton
Lavaca Medical Center
Hallettsville
Cles
Boehm
Salziger
Carl Bludau Rebuilds Career With SP Railroad After Loss
Carl Bludau of Hallettsville, a 28-year-old former brakeman who lost his left hand in a car accident, is now a fireman again after SP Railroad’s rehabilitation program. He passed stringent tests to demonstrate prosthesis use and secured reemployment with the railroad network in Texas.
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Carl Bludau
Hallettsville
SP Railroad
Carl
Rudy Kay Braeuer
Moulton
Hubert A. Bludau
Southern Pacific Bulletin
Carl H. Bludau
Victoria
Texas
Bludau
Harvey Hardin
Asst
Houston
Hardin
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
Val Russell
Safety Department
Ken Stanifier
No Meeting Reminder for Moulton Ambulance Volunteers
Notice states no meeting occurred Friday December 30. All members must pick up work sheets from Willie Hoepfi before January 1 1976.
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Moulton Ambulance Volunteers
Willie Hoepfi
Thomas Petrek Named to Superior Dean's List at SWTSU
Thomas Petrek, a sophomore majoring in business accounting, earned a 3.8125 GPA to reach the Superior Dean's List at Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos. The 1976 Moulton High School graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs Joe C Petrek and will become a junior after completing 6 more hours.
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Thomas Petrek
SWTSU
San Marcos
Thomas
Moulton High School
He Is
Joe C. Petrek
Fire Department Responds to Three Area Blazes
Three calls. At 10:30 a.m. Friday a gooseneck trailer fire seven miles west of Moulton on FM 532 burned contents of empty egg cartons and the trailer tires. Two trucks responded. A separate Dec 24 incident reported a deer camp house flue fire ten miles west of Moulton causing light damage. two trucks responded. Later that day at 11:45 a.m. a grass fire on Smith Farm in Oak Grove was misreported. a dead cow being burned on an adjoining farm was found. two trucks responded.
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Dept
Moulton
Smith Farm
Oak Grove
Moulton School Menu Week of January 2
The Moulton School offers a weekly menu with daily meals including meat and gravy with creamed potatoes and corn on Monday, sloppy Joes on Tuesday, hamburgers on Wednesday, potatoes with onion on Thursday, and chicken fried steak on Friday. Each day includes sides, bread, milk, and a dessert or fruit.
Two-car crash near Hallettsville kills Tobola
Henry Tobola 64 of Hallettsville died after a head-on crash on Highway 90 A 77 A near Hallettsville at 6 05 PM Christmas Eve. Donald Berckenhoff 24 of Houston was seriously injured and Mrs Berckenhoff sustained minor injuries. Tobola's body moved to Kubena Funeral Home. funeral held Dec 27 at Sacred Heart Church.
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Henry Tobola
Hallettsville
Crash
Donald Otto Berckenhoff
Houston
Moulton
Berexenhoff
Lavaca
Lavaca Co. Sheriff's Emergency Service
Shiner
Tobola
Doa
Kabena
Berckenhoff
Citizens Memorial Hospital
Victoria
Hallettsville Hospital
Victoria Hospital
Robert Stinson
Donald Berckenhoff
Louis P. Latsky
Moulton and Shiner
Donald
Otto Berckenhoff
Caroline Kocian
Ben G. Kocian
Mr. Tobola
Kubena Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Stanley Petry
Kubena
ASCS
Buttler Construction Co
Bryan
Olivia Wick
MRS EDITH LUKSOVSKY DIES SUDDENLY AT 55
Edith Luk sow sky of Moulton dies suddenly Christmas Day at Shiner Hospital after illness on return from Schulenburg. Married 1955 to Jimmie Luksovsky, she held VFW Auxiliary and American Legion roles and belonged to St. Joseph Church. Funeral Feb 27 at St. Joseph in Moulton with pallbearers named. survivors include husband, three daughters, two sons, and her parents.
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Jimmie
Edith) Luksovsky
Moulton
Shiner Hospital
Schulenburg
Louis Pavias
Pine Springs
Fayette County
Praha
Jimmie Luksovsky
Praha Catholic Church
J. A. Petry
Western Auto Associate
Luksovsky
VFW
American Legion
St. Joseph
Otto Berckenhoff
Eugene Kiesel
Charlie Filipp
Johnnie F. Kubenka
Elo Pavlicek
Louis Fishbeck
Annette Berckenhoff
Jeanette Cretors
Yoakum
Leonita Luksovsky
Jimmie Luksovsky, Jr
Stanley Luksovsky
Herminia Dubose
San Antonio
Louis Pavias, Jr
Felix Pavias
Elmer Pavias
Richard Pavias
Houston
Last Rites Held For Adolph Brunkenhoefer
Adolph Brunkenhoefer 81 of Shiner died Friday in a Shiner nursing home. Rites held at United Dr Martin Luther Church Shiner on December 24 at 3 30 p m with Rev Clifford Grosenbacher officiating. Interment in City Cemetery Shiner. Survived by son Frederick Brunkenhoefer of ? page two continuation.
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Adolph Brunkenhoefer
Shiner
United Dr. Martin Luther Church
Snt
Clifford Grosenbacher
Frederick Brunkenhoefer
Kloesel Steak House Announces New Year Closures
The Kloesel Steak House will close at 9 p.m. on New Year’s Eve and remain closed through January 2. This temporary break affects regular service as staff take a holiday break.
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Kloesel
Old Moulton Baptist Church Sunday Services
Church services at the Old Moulton Baptist Church on Sunday January 1 begin at 10 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 45 and the Lord's Supper at 11 45 Brother Black will bring the message Everyone is invited to attend.
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Old Moulton Baptist Church
Brother Black
Moulton Eagle Office Hours
The Moulton Eagle lists office hours: Monday and Friday open all day from 8 to 5, Tuesday also open all day, Wednesday closed, and Thursday open morning only from 8 to 12.
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Moulton Eagle
The
Moulton Eagle Office
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FORD
Plymouth
Fire Dept
Moulton School
R. B. Butler Construction Co
Lavaca Co
Stinson
Wilbert Horstmann
Tommy Kidd
Lawrence Rothbauer
Sheriff's Dept
Dietschke
Tobeola
Voskamp Motors
Joseph Tobola
Chester F. Tobola
Lawrence Tobola
Oldsmobile
Edith Luksovsky