4-H Meetings Begin With Elections And Nutritious Demo
The Moulton 4-H Girls held their first meeting in room 11 on Thursday November 29 1973 with Miss Burmeister and Mrs Matus. Officers elected were Jennifer Jaluska president Donna Simper vice president Rose Bartos secretary Leonita Luksovsky council delegate Lucinda Kubicek alternate council delegate and Elaine Pavlicek reporter. A National 4-H Pocket Calendar was given and a Peanutty Milk Drink recipe explained and tasted. The December 14 1973 meeting featured a Christmas theme roll call about favorite Christmas things and nutrient worksheets before closing with the 4-H prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Miss Burmeister
Matus
Jennifer Jaluska
Donna Simper
Rose Bartos
Leonita Luksovsky
Lucinda Kubicek
Elaine Pavlicek
Holiday Visitors Share Christmas Gatherings and New Year Wishes
Holiday visitors from Moulton and Houston joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koudelka and others for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day gatherings with extended family including Mrs. Annie Kubena Mrs. Bertha Thiede and Mr. James Cooper of California. A phone call from Julius in New York capped the holidays as relatives exchanged best wishes for the New Year.
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Frank Koudelka
Adolf Koudelka
Bernard Koudelka
Archie Holub
Kimberly
Karen
Houston
James Cooper
California
Annie Kubena
Bertha Thiede
Ethel Hinrichs
E. Chaloupka
Liz
Moulton
Harvey Koudelka
Tiffany
J. G. Windham
Gayrene
O’neal
Clarence Koudelka
Jeanie Pavlas
E. Kubenka
Shelia
Sidney
Julius
New York
Lee
Bob Koudelka
C. G. Windham
Ernest Chaloupka
Otto Kubenka
James Copper
Calif
W. L. Gibson
Beasley
Ed Knox
Michael
Peggy
S. L. Gibson
Susan
Lori
Jerome Macha
Melissa
Brad
Brad Alan Macha
Deer Park
Frank Gibson
Matthew
Anthony
Local couples share a brief Port Lavaca visit
Mr and Mrs L Barnett of Port Lavaca dropped by for a brief visit and had supper with Mr and Mrs W L Gibson recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Barnett
Port Lavaca
W. L. Gibson
Life of Moravia born Walter Malec praised in tribute
A long tribute to Vladimir Mace Malec, Moravian born poet and journalist living in Texas, praises his philosophy and journalism. The piece notes his Moravian homeland memories, support for farmers against banks, and devotion to culture, accompanied by excerpts from his writings and a letter to Moravian readers behind the Iron Curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir Mace
Buda
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
United States
USA
Mical
Vladimir Malec
Hallettsville
Texas
Novy Domov
Tousek Family Visits and Kramerbauer-Tousek Wedding
Monday guests at the Filipp home included Tom and Jarvis Tousek and Leslie Tousek families from Seymour Seymour Level land Abilene Shady Q ak Victoria Shiner. They spent the week in Moulton with relatives and attended the Kramerbauer Tou sek wedding on Saturday December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Filipp
Tom Tousek
Seymour
Jarvis Tousek
Levelland
Leslie Tousek
Abilene
Rosie Tousek Sr
Shady Q'ak Nursing Home
Charles P. Tousek
Shiner
Edwin Story
Agnes Otto
Victoria
Moulton
Kramerbauer-Tousek
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Hormel
Boston
Roca
Waxtex
Glen Park
Carnation
Brentwood
Brentwood Milk
Gal
Gold Rim
Supreme Vogal
Ctn
Meat Department
Apples
ALL Texas Beer
Robin Rood
Pillsbury
Campbell
Uncle William's
Colgate
Bottie
Gillette
W.j.etlinger
Double Moulton Merchants
America Legion
Legion Home
Braener
Alvin Kocian
Syracuse University of Syracuse
Karel Skacel
Moulton Eagle
Walter Malec
Chas
Skacel
Wenceslaus
L. T. Biehunko
Frank Biehunko Jr
Terry Biehunko
Gonzales
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