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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1951
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle published by O O F KNAPE W L KNAPE is issued every Friday from Moulton Texas with a subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance. The February 9 1951 edition marks another weekly publication date by the local publishers.
Death comes after a four year illness Mrs. John Jurek dies at home in Cistern burial in Cistern Catholic Cemetery Rosary recited at the funeral chapel Survived by husband three daughters eight grandchildren and several siblings Rice acreage allotments for 1951 terminated allowing unrestricted planting by producers.
The Moulton Bobkatz beat the Schulenburg Shorthorns 57 to 45 on Tuesday night without two starters C Lockstedt and L Barta. Eugene Boehm and Dan Kozelsky stepped in, Bobkatz led 34 16 at halftime, with B Meyer 20 and Huber 13 top scorers while Kotzebue and Kozelsky had 9 each. Shorthorns Boggan and Pamer added 10. Schulenburg B team won 46 to 42 in the earlier curtain. Social notes mention visits from Mr and Mrs Esterak and Mrs Adamcik to the Fehrenkamp home.
REA patrons near Moulton faced outages last week due to an ice and wind break in transmission lines. Insulators damaged, lines restored as quickly as possible after the incident.
On January 25 the Senior Class held its regular meeting led by a student called pregia t The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved A senior trip was discussed but no definite plans emerged The report references various committees and actions pending approval
Miss Grace Ramsower of Mathis, UT student, visited here last week between semesters with Mrs. Erna Kotzebuer.
The St Joseph's School Club will hold its regular meeting at the schoolhouse Friday February 9 at 7 30 PM. Everyone is invited.
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