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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1952
Page
12
Moravia Farm Bureau announces a meeting change with Anton Hinck as president. The event moves to February 22 with John V Lindsey County Agent presenting and showing agricultural films.
Funeral services for Frank Muras aged 55 who died in Baltimore Maryland were held in Shiner on Tuesday. Interment followed at the Shiner Catholic Cemetery. He was a brother of Joe Muras of Shiner.
Oak Grove 4-H Club girls met with Miss Werth on February 12 to learn dressmaking and fabric choices. The sponsor drew a heart on the board with a small heart center for a prize contest, which the girls approached blindfolded to write their names.
Mr. Erwin Skalka and family and Mrs. Walter Martin and daughter visited in the Henry Malinek home one day last week. Patagonia is at the southern end of South America.
Zion Lutheran Church invites worshipers to English services every Sunday at 10:00 AM and Sunday School at 9:00 AM.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid held its regular February meeting with 26 members plus pastor and two visitors Mrs. Frank Meyer and Miss Emily Schneider. Officers and committees were thanked, sick members were wished well with flowers, and renewal of Lutheran Welfare Society membership was urged. Hostesses Mrs. Ernestine Miculka and Mrs. Hilda Hohman oversaw the social hour.
Charles Zamykal, longtime Scotts School resident near Flatonia, has moved to Moulton and purchased the H. B. Moeller place in the northern part of town.
Washington notes quote Rep. Clark Thompson urging farmers to know price risks before planting the 160 million bale crop he requested. He cites Brannan projections of 16 million bales sold abroad and domestically while praising USDA data reforms to improve future cotton estimates. Also mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McElroy of San Antonio and Mrs. O. F. Knape.
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