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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1953
Page
5
The Q and A covers exchanging a 20 year endowment for a lower premium permanent policy with same date and age, VA policy grace period for first premium after discharge, full time training requirements under the Korean GI Bill, and VA home loan charges. It notes a 31 day grace period for the first premium, and that no VA charge exists for guaranteeing the loan though lenders may bar reasonable closing costs and a loan origination fee.
A cheerful visitor enjoys winter sun at a southern coastal resort wearing a two piece swimsuit crafted from three 100 lb cotton feed bags in a rust brown yellow and white print. The ensemble is highlighted by the National Cotton Council as a notable use of repurposed materials.
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks are to be paid for as advertising space. This notice informs readers that these tributes will appear as paid ads in the newspaper. Readers are encouraged to submit messages within available space and approved formatting.
Statement of financial condition for Farmers and Merchants State Bank at Moulton Texas as of December 31 1952. Includes loans and discounts 763025.21 U S Government obligations 731582.00 state and political subdivisions obligations 370028.27 cash and other assets 1941.08 total resources 2441052.35 liabilities and capital show common stock 50000 surplus 91033.67 profits 41333.67 deposits total 2279718.68 with a total of 2441052.35 matching assets.
E C Fehrenkamp president of the bank swears the statement of condition is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn January 6 1953 before me notary public A J Darilek Lavaca County Texas. Correct Attest J T Jaeggit W H Pundt Wm Miculka.
Edward W. Davis Jr. of Southwestern Bell San Antonio is named manager in Cuero, succeeding W. A. Schorre who retires after 44 years with the company. Davis will oversee Commercial activities in Cuero Falls City Hallettsville Karnes City Kenedy Nordheim Runge Shiner Yoakum and Yorktown exchanges. He began in 1939 as a salesman in St. Louis and served in World War II with the 3rd Armored Division. He is married with one son and will move to Cuero when housing is found.
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