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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1953
Page
2
Tickets priced at 25 cents for ages twelve and under. under supervision, free. Yoakum School gym hosts the Scout Exposition on Saturday night February 7. Advanced sale benefits units with a 25 percent commission and aims to draw at least 4 000 attendees.
Zion Lutheran Church invites congregants to Sunday worship at 10:00 AM in English and Sunday School at 9:00 AM each week.
The Moravia Sodality met at 7 30 P M in the Parish hall on January 9 with 31 members present. Ten new members increased total to 39 and officers were elected: Prefect Lillie Harvey Spies Vice Prefect Milton Shimek Secretary Anna Marie Schwartz Treasurer Martha Shimek Reporter Mary Anna Schwartz Seargeant of Arms Arthur Spies.
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The article highlights flexible furniture with features such as adjustable tables from dining to coffee height, and a mobile brunch cart with concealed wheels usable as a buffet or TV snack station. It notes drop leaves, storage, and arched upholstered chairs in a limed oak group, stressing double purpose designs.
Readers submit inquiries on indemnity payments for a deceased Korean War veteran’s widow and rules for unpaid installments. The text explains entitlement limits, disposition if no eligible survivor remains, and how Korean GI Bill benefits are charged to flight training. It also covers VA pension income calculations, and National Service Life Insurance loan amounts and interest rates.
Gov Shivers proposal outlines two fiscal years of general state funding. Judiciary receives 6,976,050 dollars while Departments are allotted 41,618,484. Hospitals and special schools get 44,313,692 and Higher education 72,896,435. total 165,804,664 with current spending 160,009,000. In Memoriam and Cards of Thanks funded as advertising.
Hamman Oil and Refining Co announces a 2,500 foot wildcat well in Fayette County about five miles northwest of Flatonia. The site lies one mile west of West Muldoon Field with coordinates 330 feet east and 700 feet south of the lease corner in the 26.80 acre William Kuykendall One half League A-219.
The article extols coffee's popularity nationwide with instant coffee favored for quick service and hospitality. It provides a method for making coffee with instant granules and shares a Coffee Rum Cookies recipe using Nescafé with detailed steps and baking guidance.
Numerous families and individuals from Smithville Yoakum San Antonio and nearby areas spent weekends holidays and weekdays visiting relatives in towns like Moulton Kingsville Gonzales Hallettsville Waco and Victoria. Military and civilian moves appear with Brueggmann Bravenec Kotze bue Wenske and Migl in various homes and events.
Raymond Kocianof, a business visitor from Shiner, spent Saturday in Moulton and stopped by the Eagle office to renew his subscription.
Staff Sergeant Herman R. Remmers of Ellington AFB Texas renewed his subscription while visiting relatives at Limestone AFB Maine. Multiple Texas families hosted visitors from Cuero Taylor and New Braunfels. Joe Kalina returned from Germany for furlough before reporting to Georgia. Cpl. Alton Wolff, discharged from Greenland, is home with his parents.
Charlie Welfs Jr. of Houston and his father Charlie Welff visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Giesbers and Mrs. Julia Zingelmann. The Richter and Rosenauer families of Schillenburg and Seguin share Sunday greetings with old friends including Mr. Fred Meyer of Hallettsville and Mrs. Erna Kotzebue visiting Gonzales with her sister Mrs. George Bargman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jalufka of Holman marked their 60th wedding anniversary at home on Sunday January 11 with family friends and relatives joining in a noon turkey dinner two tiered gold cake and afternoon songs by three great grandchildren Lorene Marvin and Dennis Pilat. Attendees included relatives from La Grange Ammanstown Moulton Eagle Lake and Houston among others.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kouba of Fort Worth welcomed a baby girl on Saturday January 10. The infant weighed 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mrs Kouba, formerly Venice Darilek, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Darilek of the Baursville community.
The Scotts Home Demonstration Club met for the first time this year on Friday January 9 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Leslie Haas.
Mrs Sophie Sherry addressed two Homemaking classes at H M Cottage Monday morning on skin and hair problems. The girls showed favorable impressions and called the session profitable.
The FHA organized a Christmas project titled Cheering the Folks at the Convalescent Home. They delivered gaily decorated baskets with fruits cookies candy and nuts. The girls motto Do Good Wherever You Are guided their charitable act to spread goodwill at Christmas.
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