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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1953
Page
4
Dr. Geo W Cox Texas State Health Officer states polio vaccines and gamma globulin are experimental. He urges ongoing sanitation efforts by individuals and communities to prevent disease and protect health, noting uncontaminated water, proper sewage disposal, and garbage control as essential.
Meyerhoff's Store in Hallettsville reports daily shipments of new spring and summer merchandise for the large store.
Authorities warn that careless attitudes drive farm mishaps. The guide lists I didn’t see I didn’t know I didn’t think as principal causes and urges daily precautions to prevent injuries on farms.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Marko announce the birth of a daughter at Wagner Hospital weighing 7 pounds on Tuesday February 3. She is welcomed by a brother and a sister.
Dover Ohio homes adopt Marlite Woodpanel for wall and ceiling remodeling. Seven patterns offer woodlike grain and color, quickly installed with standard carpentry tools. Lifetime finish resists moisture grease and stains and cleans with a damp cloth. Eliminates plastering painting and redecorating.
Mr and Mrs R C Hull and a family were in Gonzales last Thursday evening visiting Mrs Leona Leazar and Mrs Bertha Wood.
Misses Emma and Bertha Schmidt of Shiner visited Monday on business. Mr and Mrs Joe Drozd of Hallettsville and Mr and Mrs Bill Fupp and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Oscar Drozd in San Antonio.
Py Oyde and others spent Sunday at the Louis Zissa home in Westhoff. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Arnim and Miss Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Ad A. Wagner and son Gary, Mr. Harvey Wagner and son Franklin Dean, and Mr. and Mrs. James Koneaba and daughter Carolyn Faye. Bill Etlinger and Tommy Hoyer were in San Marcos on business, then spent the weekend with local families. Adolph Etlinger of Houston and Fred Osterloh of New Braunfels visited the area residents over the weekend.
Texas insurance data for 1952 shows a 7 percent jump in fire and boiler coverage costs to nearly 3.5 million, and windstorm coverage totaling 46 778 983, an 8 percent gain from 1951. Commissioner Brown cites inflated property values and continued higher coverage as causes, with no general rate increases in 1952.
No report is available yet on losses paid during 1952. Reports are still coming in from the companies and will not be tabulated for some time.
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