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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1951

Page

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Moulton Independent School District Board Elects Teachers

The Moulton Independent School District board elected teachers for the coming year across grades one through twelve including Mrs. Johnny Maresh in first and second, Miss Emily Margerum in fifth and sixth, Edward Darilek in seventh and eighth, Jack Shannon in high school science, Miss Nannie Merle Carey in high school English, Norman Strandtman in mathematics, William Young in vocational agriculture, Lydia Merrem in commercial, W. C. Batey as coach, Robert Taylor in band, Malvin Merrem as principal, and J. W. Pyland as superintendent. Two vacancies remain for future appointment. Frankie B. Evans elected as teacher of the colored school in her seventeenth year.

Board of Trustes Moulton Independent Johnny Maresh Emily Margerum Edward E. Darilek Jack H. Shannon Nannie Merle Carey Norman E. Strandtman William Lee Young Lydia Merrem W. C. Batey Robert W. Taylor Malvin Merrem J. W. Pyland Frankie B. Evans Colored School

Texas livestock auctions lead nation in 1950 shows

On October 20, 1950, 168 livestock auctions operated in Texas, the highest number in the nation. Texas led in cattle sheep and hogs marketed through auctions, with 4-H boys marking history through fat steer exhibits at major stock shows. A July 14 special election in Lafaca County will decide abolishing ad valorem tax for farm to market roads bridges and flood control projects.

Texas International Chicago Kansas City Houston San Antonio Lafaca Commissioners’ Court

Moulton Eagle Sets New Subcription Rates

The Eagle announces a new subscription scale effective July 1, 1951 after rising production costs. Rates are 2.50 yearly, 1.50 half year, 1.00 quarter, and 8 cents for a single copy. Circulation aims for 1500 weekly. the paper pledges continued local support and service.

Moulton Eagle the Eagle

Moulton Man Earns Certificate at Poultry School

Erwin J. Haas of Farmers Produce and Feed Co in Moulton attended the Uncle Johnny Mills Poultry Dairy Swine and Rabbit School at the Houston Yacht Club June 26 27 28 and earned a certificate after completing the short course with honors. W R Archer L TF van Stone and W J Vinson led the faculty as officers of Uncle Johnny Mills.

Erwin J. Haas Farmers Produce and Feed Company of Moulton Johnny Johnny Mills Houston Yacht Club W. R. Archer L. TF. van Stone W. J Johnny) Vinson

State 4-H Dress Revue Attendees From Local Area

Mrs Ernest Gillar Miss Darlene Pelech and couples Adolph Pelech Frank Kubenka of Moulton attend the State 4-H Club Dress Revue at College Station. Miss Pelech won first in Lavaca County and took part in the state event with about 140 contestants.

Ernest Gillar Darlene Pelech Adolph Pelech Frank Kubenka Moulton Arnold Tauch Flatonia College Station Pelech Lavaca Hallettsville Miss Pelech

VFW Auxiliary Enrolls Seven New Members

The Moulton Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW Post concluded its membership drive with seven new members added to its rolls. The group was split into the Go-Getters who added four and the Hustlers who added three. The two teams celebrated with a Mexican supper at Pundt's Cafe Thursday evening.

Moulton V. F. W. Post Pundt’s

Oak Grove Teachers Re-Elected

Oak Grove School board re elected its faculty for the coming year naming Victor Dullye as principal and Mrs Dullye as assistant teacher.

Oak Grove Victor Dullye Dullye

Moulton Defeats Waelder On Home Diamond 12–0

The Moulton Town Team rolled past Waelder 12 to 0 on the Moulton diamond last Thursday. Alvin Meyer and Clyde Meyer led with two singles and a double each. EE Henrichs added two singles and a walk, Calhoun and H Wyatt had one single for Waelder. Moulton pitchers were Erwin Kouba and Gene Kubicek with Daniel Kozelsky relieving in the fifth. Waelder started Flessner Alsobrooks and Wilson.

Moulton Town Waelder Town Moulton Alvin Meyer Clyde Meyer EE. Henrichs Calhoun H. Wyatt Erwin Kouba Gene Kubicek Daniel Kozelsky Kouba Waelder Flessner Alsobrooks Wilson

Miss Schaefer Weds William Albrecht in Witting Ceremony

Miss Hilda Schaefer and William Albrecht of Witting near Moulton married in a June 26 ceremony at St. Mary's Rectory with Rev. Henry Psencik officiating. The couple will reside in Hallettsville where Albrecht runs a family business. he is a World War II veteran.

Hilda Schaefer William Albrecht Witting Moulton Hilda Emil Schaefer William Fritz Albrecht St. Mary’s Henry Psencik Jers Alvin Schaefer Evelyn Schaefer Albrecht Hallettsville

Boys Under Twelve To Play Ball

All boys under 12 who want to play baseball should report to the Lions Club Field Friday night July 6 at 7 45. Several teams will be organized depending on the number reporting.

Lions Club

Merchants and Businessmen Price Clinics Planned

Merchants and business owners in the area may attend OPS price regulation clinics in Yoakum Hallettsville and Yoakum to learn about government price rules. Houston OPS director Charles Winerich Jr. says clinics help businesses comply and answer questions from service leaders and the public.

Aca County Yoakum Hallettsville City Hall Yoakum High School Houston Chamber of Commerce Charles HL Winerich Jr Houston Ops Wine

Lavaca Soil District Opens Active Operation

Lavaca Soil Conservation District begins active operations. Chairman Jerome Harbich reported at the board meeting that units of equipment bought with $35,000 state funds are in use by farmers who pay a fixed rental fee. A purchase order was approved for a whirlwind terracing plan costing 500 to 700 dollars a power saw for brush clearing and five manure spreaders at 389 dollars each.

Lavaca

Moulton KC Defeat Shiner Comets 4-0 On Home Diamond

The Moulton KC baseball team beat the Shiner Comets 4 to 0 Sunday on the local diamond. Moulton’s batteries were Huber, Gene Kubicek and Jim Kubicek. Shiner’s pitchers were Kouba and Struka. Both teams had 5 hits.

Moulton K.C Shiner Comets Moulton Huber Gene Kubicek Jim Kubicek Kouba Struka

Polio Gifts Hit Two Million in Texas Drive

Texas donations to the 1951 March of Dimes reached nearly 2 million dollars with about 1.95 million from the January drive. Ed S. Stewart of Abilene, state campaign director, reported Texas had the nation’s second largest increase from 1950 and the third largest total nationally.

Austin National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Ed. S. Stewart Abilene Texas

Scouts Head to Camp Tom Wooten for Weeklong Stay

Five members of Moulton Boy Scout Troop 221 left Sunday for Camp Tom Wooten in the hill country west of Austin. About 170 scouts from the Capitol Area Council will fish swim and boat while learning new skills. Senior Patrol Leader Everett Hruska Patrol Leader Jimmie Orts and assistants Calvin Haas and Larry Maresh lead the Moulton group assisted by Scoutmaster Lad Hruska and Mr Mrs Walter Haas. They expect to return Sunday.

Moulton Boy Scout Troop No. 221 Tom Wooten Austin Capitol Area Council Camp Wooten Moulton Everett Hruska Jimmie Orts Calvin Haas Larry Maresh Eugene Hruska Walter Haas Lad Hruska

Eaglettes Defeat Cotton Maids in 6 1 Victory

The Moulton Eaglettes beat the Hallettsville Cotton Maids 6 to 1 on the local diamond last Thursday night. Roselyn Kotzebue led with two doubles and a single, followed by Tetsie Bie hunke and Juanita Rothbauer with two singles and a walk each. El Rose Schroder led Hallettsville with three singles, Mildred Schroeder added two, and Joyce Brom and Elsie Michalec contributed. Mildred Janak and Joyce Michalec were the visitors’ battery. Schroeder relieved Janak in the second inning. The girls plan to enter the Goliad tournament on Monday July 9.

Moulton Eaglettes Hallettsville Cotton Maids Roselyn Kotzebue Eaglettes Tetsie Biehunke Juanita Rothbauer el Rose Schroder Hallettsville Mildred Schroeder Moulton Joyce Brom Elsie Michalec Mildred Janak Joyce Michalec el Rose Schroeder Goliad

Moulton Girls Enter Tourney in Goliad

A girls softball tournament will be held in Goliad Texas from July 13 featuring eight teams Beeville Hallettsville Kenedy Moulton Shiner Rockport Yoakum and Goliad. Two games per night on a single elimination basis start at 8 00 with trophies for the winning club and outstanding player.

Goliad Texas Beeville Hallettsville Kenedy Moulton Shiner Rockport Yoakum

Eight New Patients At Warm Springs

Eight post-acute poliomyelitis patients were admitted to the Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation for Crippled Children on Monday, the largest single-day intake this year. The group spans Chicota Abilene San Antonio Fredericksburg Devine Ingle side and Cuero, with ages from 11 months to 4 years, most transfers from other hospitals to free acute beds.

Gonzales Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation For Fortun Gonzales Foundation Chicota Abilene San Antonio Fredericksburg Devine, Ingleside Cuero The Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation Charles Cravett Lynn Purcell Donald Townsand Raymond Ledesma Ester Borjas Wayne Bilhartz Devine Marilyn Warzecha D-Ann ‘Huffieyer Tigleside

Agricultural Conservation Program Aims to Boost Farm Production

Edgar Freytag, Lavaca County committee chairman, outlines ACP threefold role in national defense food effort. It prevents land breakdown from erosion by terraces and dams, stops erosion by soil strengthening and green manures, and boosts yield via contour farming moisture conservation and improved pastures. Emphasis stays on practices meeting individual farmer needs.

Edgar Freytag Lavaca County Freytag

Seaman Maresh Serving Aboard Skagit In Far East

Seaman apprentice William E. Maresh, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Maresh of Moulton Texas, serves aboard the attack ship USS Skagit with the Amphibious Force in the Far East. The Skagit aided Inchon landings during the recent offensive and the crew now has liberty in a Japanese port.

William E. Maresh USN Ed. Maresh Moulton Texas Skagit Far East Inchon

Jourdanton Moulton Game Set For Sunday

A baseball game between Jourdanton and Moulton will be hosted in Jourdanton on Sunday July 15. The visiting team from Jourdanton defeated Moulton in their recent meeting. The public is invited to attend.

Jourdanton Moulton Moulton K.C Texas

Its A Boy At the Kolars

Mr and Mrs Kenward Kolar of Moulton welcome a seven pound boy born at Cuero hospital on Monday July 2 at 1100 AM He is named Kenward Jr Mr and Mrs Ed E Kolar of Moulton are grandparents.

Kenward Kolar Moulton Cuero Hospital Mondya Kenward Jr Ed. E. Kolar

Women Missionary Federation Convenes in Austin

The Tenth Biennial Convention of the Women's Missionary Federation of the Texas District met in Austin at St. Martin's Church on June 27 and 28. Of 145 Texas District societies, 90 answered roll call. speakers included Dorothy Haas of Columbus Beatio as National President. Moulton attendees listed as visitors and delegates among several named families.

Women’s Missionary Federation of the Texas District Austin St. Martin’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Texas Dorothy Haas Columbus Beatio National President Women’s Missionary

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American Legion Clarence Manion College of Law Notre Dame University America Eagle Moulton Man VFW Auxiliary Miss Schaefer Lavack Moulton Kcs Spank Shiner Boy Scouts Cotton Maids Warm Springs Ately Corpus Christi Seaman Maresh Kolars K. Windecker Hugo Albrecht Tom Beale Marvin Haase Henry Helweg
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