Shiner Hatchery Listed in Box 113 Record
Walter Henkhaus is connected to the Shiner Hatchery as listed in Box 113 with contact phone 4-3521.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1954
Page
2
Walter Henkhaus is connected to the Shiner Hatchery as listed in Box 113 with contact phone 4-3521.
Ford introduces another styling milestone and a low-price model with a tinted translucent roof panel for an open car feel. Available engines include the 115-hp L-block Six or 130-hp Y-block V8, touted as major advances since the original Ford V-8.
Analyses the liberty and conditions that helped Edison Bell McCormick and other American inventors succeed. Emphasizes constitutional freedoms patent protection and the spirit of individual initiative as core factors enabling innovation in the United States.
Washington January 1954 President Eisenhower will address the Back to God Service of the American Legion on February 7 in Washington D C His message centers on strength, leadership above the mortal level, and sacrifice sustained by faith as the nation’s foundation and future guidance.
The Witting Home Demonstration Club met January 19 at Mrs. Chas. Kocian's home with eight members and five visitors. The program featured a ground meat demonstration by food leaders Mrs. Chas. Kocian and Mrs. Frank Rothbauer. Dues were reported paid to 100 percent and year books given to members as committees were appointed. A cake contest provided recreation.
Hugo Albrecht and Mrs George Apts won prizes at the event. After adjournment hostesses served a delicious lunch. The next meeting is set for February 10. Visitors at the home of Mrs Louis Span are welcomed.
The author warns against communists and spies with death penalties and urges hard stance. He contrasts beliefs on freedom with opposition to gangsters and describes soldiers favoring Russia. He criticizes tariff policy, boxing versus wrestling, and Berlin talks. He notes Red China and global capitalism debates.
Arrangements for the District 69 B Interscholastic Meet were outlined at Hallettsville on January 25. Events include boys and girls volleyball, baseball, tennis, playground ball, and track with venues in Hallettsville and Victoria. Track and field, plus some events, shift to Victoria for proper facilities. An entry fee of 1.00 is due by March 1 in Hallettsville.
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