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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1946
Page
8
The Hallettsville Chamber of Commerce offers prizes to Lavaca county farmers who plant and harvest 10 or more acres of cotton in 1946. Prizes range from 50 to 5 dollars and ten $5 awards, based on 1936 1940 production averages and the 1946 yield increase. Entries due by May 1.
Mrs. Ray Stevens returned Monday from San Antonio. Mrs. Lillie Darilek spent last Thursday in the Pete Etlinger home in Bellville. Mrs. K. Windecker spent the past week-end in Houston visiting her son Leo Windecker and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Bravenec and children spent last Thursday in Nelsonville with home folks. Mrs. Luther W. Lamon and her mother Mrs. Emma Moeller of Schulenburg visited in Moulton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sonsel and Emil Grunwald were in Schulenburg Monday to handle business matters.
Mr and Mrs Harry O Boehm hosted with Mr and Mrs Louis P Boehm and Mrs Julius J Anderle and sons. Ensign Helen Kubicek on furlough from San Diego visited her parents Mr and Mrs Isadore Kubicek and relatives. A wind storm of 55 mph from the south hit the area Tuesday night but caused no damage.
Sgt. Dan Miculka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miculka of Shiner, who is home from the Pacific area, was honored with a dinner at the parental home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp returned to San Antonio Sunday after visiting briefly in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp.
Mr J J Anderle and wife with daughter spent Sunday with Mrs Julius J Anderle and sons and Mr and Mrs Louis P Boehm, joined by Allyne Flaas and son and other relatives for a family visit.
Real estate listing offers 65 acre improved farm near Moulton with 50 acres in cultivation, 94 acres black sandy land 4 12 miles from Moulton, 200 acres sandy land in Gonzales county with 75 acres cultivated, 50 acres black and mixed land near Moulton, 56 acres near Oak Grove School. Terms reasonable. Contact A. J. Darilek, Moulton, Texas.
Mrs Emma Hildebrandt and Woodrow Joost spent last week in Houston with relatives. They were accompanied home by Mr and Mrs E D Joost and Miss Hertha Joost.
Victor J. Boehm spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Boehm. He entered A. and M. College on Feb. 4 and left Sunday to resume his studies.
Mrs. Bertha Wood and her son Dewey are moving from Gonzales to San Antonio after residing in Gonzales for some time. Mrs. Ed Boehm Jr. recovered from surgery at Renger Hospital in Hallettsville and returned home last weekend.
Mr and Mrs Louis Zapletal and family of Karnes City visit Mrs Novak along with Mr and Mrs Louis Dostalik and family from Yoakum and Mr and Mrs Oscar Kaiser of San Antonio.
Miss Lillian Petruzela of Texas Tannery in Yoakum is transferred to Cuero. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Petruzela living near Moulton.
Mrs. R. B. Papacek came back Friday from El Campo after a ten day stay with her daughter-in-law Mrs. Arnold Papacek who has been very ill. She is reported to be improving.
Louise Hruska announces Ye Apothecary Shoppe located in the Bohus Lav Building near Bill Meyer's Meat Market. Prescription compounding and 24 hour service promised with veterinary and medical aids, radios serviced, and phone contacts 28 and 105W for off hours.
A long list of residents and relatives from Moulton and nearby towns appears, naming Elo Pavlicek Joe Stary G. J. Bohnenkamp Mrs Frank Jahn Julius Krejci and others. The roster includes people in Moulton Rosenberg Seguin Crosby Ganado Flatonia San Antonio and Shiner with several marriages and spouses. Some entries note overseas service and multiple households.
The Cinadr Family thanks all who assisted during their bereavement for Frank Cinadr. Special thanks go to Rev Jos Kopp and Dr Hugo J Strieder, and to Bob Hlozek for reciting the Rosary. Gratitude expressed for flowers from friends and neighbors.
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