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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
3
Lawyers warn that many Texans must file a Declaration of Estimated Income Tax by January 15 due to pay as you go rules. If income exceeds thresholds, quarterly payments and a declaration are required, with details on exemptions and March 15 filings for final returns. The column notes changes are law-based and seek legal counsel.
The family of Rosie Provazek expresses gratitude for sympathy and kindness after her death. Special thanks to Father Maneth for visits and the rosary at Smith Funeral Home, those who prayed with them, Father Petru of Praha for the sermon, flower bearers, Mass offering donors, and those who prepared the grave. Sons Daughters and Their Families.
Baldwin Business College students enjoyed a chicken dinner on December 16 to celebrate the last school day before Christmas. The menu included chicken, potato salad, pickles, olives, chips, cookies, candy, bread, ice cream, and soda water. Leroy Rathkamp’s lively party presence and fortune telling astonished attendees as presents were handed out.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Horak and Mr and Mrs Jesse Pospisil with son visited the Svakets Saturday and Sunday. San Antonio and St Paul visitors stayed with local relatives. Rehmet and sister Lucile Chandler from Fredericksburg visited. other guests included Zimmermans and extended kin from Yoakum Hallettsville Port Lavaca Lackland AFB and Halettsville during Christmas and New Year gatherings.
Governor Allan Shivers designates January 2 to 31 for the 1953 March of Dimes in Texas. He cites Texas leading nationwide polio cases and urges Texans to donate, noting prior epidemic highs and the need for emergency aid from other states.
Mat Kolacny 90 of the Stacy School community died Friday January 2 at 4 00 am at his home. Funeral services were held January 3 at Kubena Funeral Home at 9 30 am and 10 am at St Marys Catholic Church officiated by Rev Henry Psencik. Born in Czechoslovakia January 16 1862 he came to America in 1903 with three sons after his wife died in the Old Country. He later married Aloisie Novak who passed away about 12 years ago. Surviving are three sons Jim Kolaeny Shiner Josef Kolaeny Stacy and Emil Kolaeny Danbury a daughter Rosie in the Old Country, a fourth son Frank died two years ago in Shiner and a stepdaughter Mrs Krhovjak Schulenburg.
The national commander of the American Legion, Lewis K. Gough of Pasadena, California, will visit Texas in January, making appearances in four cities and traveling by plane from his California home.
A vintage recipe shows how to make Ice Box Cookie Cake by folding melted ice cream into a pudding mix with gelatin and mincemeat. Layer cookies and pudding in a pan, chill until firm, then unmold and serve with whipped cream and pecans.
Mrs Grate and Miss Nora Voss of New Braunfels spent Wednesday in the Heny Fis beck home, joining local residents for a social call and informal gathering.
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