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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1955
Page
6
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In Moulton area reports, Mrs. William Walker expands her family with five newborns, Flatonia cabbage crop suffers from cold, and public figures like John Crouch and John Havlik are noted. Local banks appoint directors while farm bureau names a president. Ed Boehm's Sons ship poultry valued at 3500 dollars to Louisiana. A barn on the Hundsnarcher farm burns with contents.
John Johnson of Flatonia grew to manhood at Old Moulton and married Ioa Cooper in 1911. Their union produced twelve children, with Una Dell dying in infancy. Surviving are wife, sons Woodrow Glenn Cooper Johnny B and David of Flatonia and daughters Irene Wenske Columbus Laura Mae Hometh Smithville Winnie Bumstead San Antonio Dorothy Shubert San Antonio Fern Pifferio Chicago Gertrude Branecky Flatonia. 19 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. One brother Zat Johnson Moulton and four sisters Alice Petty San Antonio Leona Leazar Gonzales Bertha Wood Gonzales and Chauncey Hall Moulton. Funeral Jan 10 at Smith Funeral Chapel Flatonia with Rev Jackson and Rev Norman Cooper. Burial at City Cemetery.
Mrs Doris Myers reports a packed Officers Training Meeting with all twelve clubs represented and 32 members present. Committees reviewed Yearbook Finance and Consumer Education and Education Expansion. Plans for a fall home care school were discussed and visitors from Ganado Bellville and Corpus Christi noted.
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