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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1953
Page
2
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I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who sent cards, flowers and personal calls from neighbors and friends. Thanks to Wagner Hospital staff Dr Wagner and Dr Connelly and everyone who helped during my illness. This will long be remembered. May God bless you.
Last week at Renger Hospital the patients included Pete Hanslik Chas Nieto and Mrs Ben Riske of here. Mr and Mrs Bennie Marek welcomed a baby boy born Thursday at Renger Hospital.
Mr. Frank Konecaba and Mrs. Emil Bartos alongside Mrs. James Koneaba were among Moulton residents hospitalized at Wagner Hospital over the weekend.
Fort Sill Pvt Jimmie Berckenhoff visited his parents in Fort Sill Oklahoma and relatives in El Campo with several families traveling to Gonzales Taylor and Houston for visits. The community notes multiple family gatherings, travels to San Antonio and Victoria and a stay by service members on furlough.
The 1953 Red Cross Fund drive urges generous blood donations to save lives. Gamma globulin derived from plasma aids polio treatment by providing antibodies. the program emphasizes that blood from donors is essential to keep transfusions and life-saving supplies available arm to arm.
The Association of Casualty and Surety Companies says that for every U S serviceman wounded in Korea, 36 civilians are injured in motor vehicle accidents at home. Over 2 1/2 years of Korea war 93 000 service members were listed wounded. Auto accidents caused 3 350 000 injuries, 3 602 percent more than battle injuries.
Miss Lucille Hohmann and Max Moeller wed at Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton with Rev. K Windecker presiding. Attendants wore blue and yellow. reception at the bride’s home followed by a VFW Hall dance. Groom, a Korea veteran, and bride plan to live in Hallettsville.
The Women’s Missionary Society of Zion’s Lutheran Church met February 18 with 11 members and Rev. K Windecker present. Mary Fisbeck received a life membership from her children. Visitors included Ed Arndt Tom Handsor Mary Fisbeck and Alma Haliburton. The session opened with hymn and devotion.
The South Texas Chamber of Commerce launches a community county development program. Chambers of commerce and civic groups will conduct surveys using a regional questionnaire. The program targets retail and wholesale trade, education, religion, resources, agriculture, livestock, and industrial development.
The editor and staff of the Moulton Eagle extend thanks to the Lutheran Ladies Aid for the delicious food and beautiful flowers brought here last week. They express gratitude for this generous treat.
Members of the Moulton Lodges will hold a social gathering at Pundt's Cafe on Thursday evening February 26. A program of fellowship will be followed by refreshments. Grand Lodge representatives from San Antonio, Mr E H Niemeyer and A I Ripper, will attend. Theo Wenske is lodge president, J C Mueller secretary.
A baby girl named Karon Marie was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Janak at Wagner Hospital Shiner on Friday February 13. The newborn weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Aug J Janak Hallettsville and Mr. and Mrs. A W Krejci Shin er Route 1. Baptism occurred Tuesday February 17 conducted by Rev Hubert Janak.
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