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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
3
Opinion piece commends the owner of City Meat Market for closing all day Sunday to allow staff and himself a day for church rest or recreation. The writer argues buyers show little consideration for merchants and that the extra profit from Sunday hours is minimal compared to the benefit of a weekly rest.
I express gratitude to Drs. F. M. Wagner J. W. Connally J. W. Boyle Jr. R. W. Williams and the nursing staff for their kindness. I also thank friends for cards flowers and gifts and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fil lip for taking me to the hospital. Mrs. Joe Papacek
Mrs J M Meiners expresses appreciation for gifts cards flowers and food received during her stay at Renger Hospital. She thanks those who sent inquiries messages and visits and commends the doctors and nurses for their kindness and thoughtfulness.
The notice states that upon expiration of your Eagle certificate you will receive a notification. It outlines the trigger event and the follow up action indicating eligibility for renewal or replacement. The text emphasizes the timing of the alert and subsequent steps to maintain status.
Glenn Lockwell son of Mr and Mrs Earl Lockwell celebrated his fourth birthday with a party Tuesday January 27 at the parental home. Thirteen friends attended, including Douglas Bevan Donald Bunting Donald Wagner Sidney J Malinek Sandra Meyer Joyce Arndt Doris Arndt David Henrichs and Ralph Henrichs. Refreshments of cake sandwiches potato chips coffee and soda were served and a green tinted round cake with four candles topped the table. Favors of colored horns were given to the children.
Governor Allan Shivers outlines Texas teacher pay needs linking Gilmer Aikin funds to local taxes. He argues for redistributing state money to poorer districts and restoring a one to three local to state funding balance, stressing local control of schools and cautious use of available funds.
State Health Officer George W. Cox cites 86 common habits injuring mouth tissue, including lip biting and grinding. He warns chewing pencils, gripping nails, and leaning chin on hands can damage teeth and jaws, with headaches and facial tension potential signs.
Senator Gus Strauss reports on Lt. Governor Ben Ramsey’s committee appointments including chair of Criminal Jurisprudence and vice chair of Public Health. He lists assignments to Agriculture Civil Jurisprudence Commerce and Manufacturing Education Game and Fish Finance Highways and more. The Governor and Lt. Governor were inaugurated for a new two year term amid a wave of proposed bills such as a Presidential Primary and potential repeal of the Auto...
In Austin on Monday a large weather balloon drifted 8000 feet at 35 to 40 mph, initially identified as a weather balloon then noted to have no instruments and excessive size. Two jets from Bergstrom AFB inspected it after numerous saucer reports flooded the weather bureau.
A legislator lists bills to repeal the driver financial responsibility law to permit banks to stay closed on any chosen day, seek 6 million dollars for TB facility construction, and several county specific measures. The author notes plans to be in Austin next week with contact details at 1606 Alta Vista and phone numbers for the Senate office.
Zion Lutheran Church invites Sunday worship at 10:00 AM in English and 9:00 AM for another service with Sunday School. The notice also promotes a March of Dimes drive urging generous giving, warning your child may be next.
The obituary notes Hull lived in Old Moulton before moving to Gonzales about seven years ago to spend his declining years. A seasoned cattle man, he made several trips with herds to northern markets. He will be missed by relatives and many friends in the定 section.
Eugene Spaniel son of Mr and Mrs Louis Spaniel of Witting and a graduate of A and M College has accepted a position as Assistant County Agent in Henderson County effective February 1. He has been relieved of his duties with the armed forces.
The Moulton Eagle requires all communications for publication to be signed by the writer. The newspaper will not publish the writer’s name with the item but must know the sender’s identity.
The Moulton Eagle is owned by Malec Publishing Co with John Fedanacek as editor. It is published every Friday in Moulton Texas and offers annual, semiannual, and quarterly subscriptions, plus single copies. This issue is dated January 30 1953 and is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office.
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