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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1954
Page
3
Miss Patsy Orts of Austin spent the weekend with her parents the Ortses. Numerous relatives and friends traveled to Cuero Beeville Corpus Christi and Houston for visits News notes include Calischka Jalufka and Kalischko families along with other regional households.
Doris Blaschke and Johnnie Machicek wed in a dawn ceremony at St Anthony’s Catholic Church Witting. Rev Henry Psencik officiated a low Mass with daises and zinnias decor. The couple plans to reside in Port Lavaca where the groom is employed.
Relatives gathered Sunday June 27 at 715 Blackley Road San Antonio to honor Master Sgt Anton Schoenfeld with a noon buffet of fried chicken sausage and franks. Guests included the Steinachers Rothbauers Novosads Proskes and Barborak among others.
Mr and Mrs Frank Klozik announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Mae to Elvin Mikeska son of Mr and Mrs John Mikeska The wedding date has not been announced.
The Kaase family gathered at Roitsch's Park in La Grange on Sunday June 27 with 86 attendees. Honored eldest Chris Rudi age 78. youngest Betty Jeanne Berg six months. New officers elected led by Chairman Milton Kaase.
It is announced that a son named David Edward Miller was born Wednesday at a Weimar hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Miller Jr. of Flatonia. He weighed 7 1/2 pounds and has two sisters, with grandparents W. E. Miller Sr. and Mrs. Miller of Flatonia and Mr. and Mrs. Zat Johnson of Moulton. The second birth is a daughter born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Drailek of San Antonio, formerly of Moulton. she is Donna Marie, with mother Ethel Pilat Drailek.
Mr and Mrs Harry Meyer Mrs Claude Sherry Billy Manning Gene Hinch and Alfred Mikulencak represented the Moulton VFW Post and Auxiliary at the VFW State Convention in Fort Worth over the weekend They report an enjoyable and interesting time Also noted are Mrs Louise Cross Mrs Cherry Simpson and Mrs Helen Merchant of Alvin returning from California and visiting Mrs R B Papacek Helen Merchant staying through Monday with her father I B Arnold and Elo Fehrenkamp visiting Flatonia Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Petrek remains in Renger Hospital Hallettsville since last Thursday and is showing improvement with each update.
Mr and Mrs Joe Balajka and daughters of Houston spent the week end here and attended the Kuzak reunion at Sulphur Park. E A Ehl and August Etlinger were in Austin Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Otto Zimmermann of Fredericksburg spent the week end here with Mrs Mary Marek and relatives. They joined the Kuzak reunion and the Kuehn Pilsner reunion at the VFW Hall. Alfonse Koranek and children Emil Koranek and Henry Malinek and families spent Sunday in New Braunfels at the Osterloh home. Mrs Thurman Carter and children, formerly of Moulton, visited Mrs Jimmie Few. Mrs Leslie Meyer of Ellinger stayed with E A Oehl. Elo Fehrenkamp attended the First National Bank open house in Schulenburg. Mayor and Mrs W H Pundt returned from Lawton Oklahoma with son Captain Willie Pundt. C A Williamson and children of Columbus were Sunday guests of Mrs Ed Boehm.
Pfc Milton A Krejci son of Mr and Mrs Charles J Krejci Route 3 Shiner serves in Korea with the 5th Regimental Combat Team a flexible self sustaining unit that has fought with every U S division on the peninsula since arriving last September Krejci a rifleman with Company A joined after time with the 40th Division on the peninsula
A surprise party was held Wednesday in her honor as Mrs. Theresa Reindl turned 78. Attendants included family friends from Corpus Christi and Shiner, with a luncheon served and best wishes for many more happy birthdays. Eagle Classified promoted for quick sale.
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