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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1960
Page
1
The column notes unusual weather and a snowy scene plus long doctor wait times at a local clinic. It discusses rural physician shortages and reliance on citizen effort to improve services. It also surveys Russia's debt and a proposed settlement, then analyzes U.S. national debt and budget projections. It ends with reflections on farm aging and the future of rural lands under government controls.
Seaman Apprentice Emil Zmeskal son of Mr and Mrs Ladie R Polasek of here is on 14 days leave with his parents. He completed nine weeks recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego and will attend an eight week Submarine School course in London Connecticut returning February 24. After the course he will go to San Diego for Torpedo Mate’s School. He enlisted November 23 1959 through Chief E Radimak local Navy Recruiter in the Victoria post office area.
A winter photograph captures a fresh snowfall on the Jim Novosad residence with a snow covered lawn and cedars. The right side features a snowman and scattered snowballs.
Lavaca County ASC reminds cotton farmers to file for increases or release 1960 allotment by February 19 1960. Releasing unused acreage allows reapportionment to others, while using at least 75 percent of 1960 allotment avoids reduction in 1961. Contact ASC Office with questions.
A valuable cow about to calf was found shot in the eye with a .22 rifle on the Ernest Chaloupka farm three miles northeast of Komensky. The animal had been fed the Sunday before and was discovered last week Tuesday as investigators traced its disappearance to an unknown hunter.
Governor Price Daniel proclaims February 20 to 27 as FFA Week in Texas. State FFA President James Prewitt and State FFA Sweetheart Elaine Pennington receive the document. The governor lauds Future Farmers for advancing agricultural science and the state’s economy among 37,000 active members in 900 chapters and over 250000 alumni.
In a regular meeting the Geier Merrem Post American Legion set aside Sunday October 9 for their annual picnic. The Legion Birth day Anniversary was set for Sunday March 13 with a covered dish dinner for members and families. A fried chicken dinner was served to the Legion Auxiliary on February 10 in appreciation of service to the Post.
In February a four inch snowfall transformed Moulton into a winter scene. Large flakes fell from about 7:15 am to 12:30 pm and residents built snowmen on lawns. The snow melted by Saturday as temperatures rose before a cold front brought hail Monday morning. Public schools started early with a 1:00 pm dismissal due to accumulation.
St Joseph School announces anniversary social chili supper on February 21 at the school auditorium. Dine in from 5 00 p m or takeouts available with entertainment and a friendly invitation to all community members.
PTA sponsored match between Fats and Leans opens at 7:30 PM in the local school gym. Women and men participate in a lively contest with playful rule disputes and light crowd enjoyment anticipated. Families urged to attend for an evening of laughs and fun.
The Moulton Farmers Co-Operative Gin and Mill Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Moulton VEFW Hall on Monday February 22 starting at 10:00 A M Rain or shine directors will be elected and other business handled Dinner will be served The co op will close Monday at 10:00 A M and stay closed for the day
The Bobkatz beat Bloomington 103-39 with Donnie Jaroszewski scoring 24 and Ed Rainer, Leon Vasek, Ben Darilek and Charlie Luksovsky key. The Bobkittens routed Ganado 67-52 to seal the district crown and beat Canado 67-52. John Foster Dulles Vikings edge Sealy as both clubs remain undefeated in district play. Vasek and Rainer led the Bobkatz in OT win over Ganado 51-49.
The Moulton Independent School District board ordered a local trustee election to be held on Saturday April 2 1960 at the City Office. Terms of Louis Pietsch and G G Fisbeck expire. Ballot filing deadline is March 2 with Secretary G G Fisbeck. Election chairman is William H Hohit.
The House of Fashion will open on February 26 at 8 00 a m on St Paul Street across from the Gonzales Inquirer. The shop offers ladies and children ready to wear sports wear and costume jewelry and is owned by Mrs June Brom.
The Moulton Hermann Sons Lodge No. 59 will hold a regular meeting at the VFW Hall on Thursday February 18 at 7 30 PM. All members are urged to attend.
Texas cotton producers face new rules under a 1959 Congress law. Farmers with Soil Bank or Great Plains contracts preserve allotments. others must plant at least 75 percent or release acreage for reallocation. One year in three planting required to keep full allotment. Deadlines run Feb 19 to Apr 22 across five Texas zones. Details from county ASC offices and agents.
The St Joseph School Club met in the auditorium on February 11 with Sister Alphonsus leading prayer. Discussion covered the anniversary social and plans for a hot chili supper February 21 featuring homemade bread pies and coffee with public entertainment. Attendance prizes were won by Sisters M Corrine and M Alphonsus.
At the Flatonia Livestock Commission Company the cattle market was very active and prices were strong. Plenty buyers were present with all classes of cattle receiving active bidding. Few good cow and calf pairs offered but overall sale was good. See LIVESTOCK REP. p. 6, col. 6.
Mrs. Martha Biehunke was admitted to Holmes Memorial Hospital in Gonzales Saturday evening and remained for several days before being transferred Tuesday to a Houston hospital.
The Hallettsville Farm Bureau hosts the Animal Health Committee meeting on February 15. Members discuss county petitions for Brucellosis control under Plan Type I Area Basis and urge signed petitions before March 1 to avoid quarantine.
The Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Service at the Veterans Administration Hospital held a recognition ceremony awarding five high school certificates to hospitalized patients who completed courses toward high school equivalency. Recipients included Eric W. Smith Richard Herrera Walton M. Field and Kenneth Caswell.
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