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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1954
Page
6
Numerous guests visited in Flatonia during Christmas and New Year including families from Hallettsville Houston San Antonio and Texas City. Local residents Mary Alice Mladenka Patsy Latsky and others spent holidays with relatives in nearby towns. Dr Jennings B Cook announces optometry services and office hours in Flatonia Texas.
Numerous families and relatives from Houston Shiner San Antonio Fort Worth and Illinois spent Christmas and New Year holidays with relatives in Yoakum Columbus Schulenburg La Grange and other towns. Names include Walter Linbrugger Kahanek Lindbrugger and Freytag along with Schraer Haas Niemann Darilek Beran and Pundt among others.
A string of weekend and New Year visits nombreux families from Moulton Danbury Yoakum Runge Hallettsville Luling Victoria Needville Shiner Fort Hood and Houston gathered at homes in New Braunfels and nearby towns. Notable entries include births and a December 26 son John Stephen in Shiner Hospital with parents George Pustejovsky and Mrs. J. R. Brooks listed among the visitors.
Local social page lists numerous residents visiting relatives and spending holidays in and around Columbus. Families from Moulton, Angleton, Flatonia, Corpus Christi, Richmond, Pasadena, Cuero, Hallettsville, Schulenburg, Eagle Lake, Houston, Austin, and Gonzales were noted, with several New Year and Christmas gatherings.
Victor and Mrs. Kresta announce the birth of daughter Patricia Ann on December 31 at Renger hospital Hallettsville. The baby weighs 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Emil and Matus Cada and Kresta families from Moulton La Grange, with great grandparents listed.
Mrs. C A Williamson and children of Columbus spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ed Boehm Jr. Dennis Hildebrandt returned to Seguin after visiting his wife here for the holidays. Leroy Muehlstein of San Antonio stayed several days with his parents, Mr and Mrs Emil Muehlstein. Roland Gassman of San Antonio spent the New Year holidays with his parents, Mr and Mrs Alfred Gassman.
Miss Pat Flessner of Houston stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Flessner. Gary Wagner of Houston spent the New Year holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Wagner. Billy Meyer returned to A. and M. after a long visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer. Edward Hajek of San Antonio spent the weekend with his parents.
Mrs. John C. Mueller expresses heartfelt thanks to the doctors and nurses at Renger Hospital for attentive care during illness. She also thanks friends and relatives for visiting, cards, and flowers, and wishes blessings on all.
Gratitude to staff of Renger Hospital for care and kindness during stay. Special thanks to Drs. Renger Welles and Pottery and to nursing staff, visitors, and those who sent cards flowers and gifts. Your thoughtfulness is remembered.
Mr and Mrs Dan Fojtik hosted Daniel's tenth birthday party on Wednesday with gifts and a late supper. Guests included many relatives across several households and a large birthday cake centered the table. Engagement news followed as Marlene Nell Migl became engaged to PVT Jimmy Holub serving in the armed forces.
Mr and Mrs Louis P Latsky returned from East Bernard Saturday where they attended the funeral of Mrs Ad Berkovsky a former Lavaca County resident.
Mrs. Helen Albrecht thanks all who sent thoughts and acts of kindness during her illness and wishes everyone well as she recovers.
In Key West a 32 year old man Joseph Linder slashed his throat cut out his tongue and drove a knife into his eyes and brain but survived. Dr Herman K Moore called it a miracle and Police Officer Edward Ramirez noted Linder was seen as a religious fanatic.
After a Dec 23 incident at a beer parlor two fines were paid in Justice of Peace Court. The clash left Wm. Ripple with a gash needing five stitches after being struck by Wm. Findeisen when Ripple was asked to leave.
Cpl and Mrs Ad Culak of Wiesbaden Germany announce the birth of a baby girl on December 7 weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces. A brother named David welcomes the newcomer home. Mrs Culak formerly Iris Birners of Chicago.
Zion Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 9 Bible 10 o clock Services with Dr Walter Beck as pastor. Annual congregation meeting scheduled for 2 PM. All members invited to attend.
Otto Keil Jr expresses heartfelt thanks for hospital stay support. He thanks the Moulton VFW Post, visitors who came to see him, and everyone who sent cards during his recovery.
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