It Can Be Done Fire Prevention Progress and Loss
It Can Be Done from the point of view of fire loss last year was the blackest in American history with about 700 million dollars in destruction. Yet progress followed in prevention as cities adopted model ordinances improved equipment and strengthened building laws. A long term national program was launched and Spring Clean-Up Weeks drew broad cooperation. If losses decline next year a dent in fire ravages may be made by continuing and intensifying prevention efforts.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
Lions Club Meeting At Story Café Highlights Family Night Plans
Twenty members of the Moulton Lions Club attended a luncheon at Story Café last week Thursday. Guests Basil Bell of Shiner and Otto Graf of San Antonio attended. The president was authorized to appoint a committee to arrange the upcoming Family Night event.
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Moulton Lions Club
Story Cafe
Basil Bell
Shiner
Otto Graf
San Antonio
Steinocher Promoted to Sergeant at Yokota Base Japan
Charles J. Steinocher, son of Mr and Mrs Vaclav J Steinocher of Moulton, promoted to sergeant at Yokota Air Force Base Japan. Col James R Gunn Jr announces the advancement. Steinocher serves with the 60th Air Engineering Squadron and works with the base salvage section.
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Flatonia
Charles J. Steinocher
Vaclav J. Steinocher
Moulton
Yokota Air Force Base
Japan
James R. Gunn Jr
Steinocher
60Th Air Engineering Squadron
Seventh Air Service Groupe
Texas towns and legends remembered in Poet’s reminiscence
The columnist recalls goodwill trips to Garland and Palo Pinto with visits to locals like Bill Bradford and Gib Abernathy. He muses on Texas pioneer figures and the irony of Stephen F. Austin’s death, noting a hotel named for him in Austin city.
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Garland
Bill Bradford
Garland News
Palo Pinto
Gib Abernathy
Gib
Texas
Jean LaFitte
Galveston Island
Austin
Stephen F. Austin
Mr and Mrs Chaos Miculka Visit Moulton Relatives
Mr and Mrs Chaos Miculka spent part of the week visiting relatives and friends in Moulton.
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Mrs. Chaos
O. Miculka
Moulton
Red Sox Lose To Flatonia Girls
The Moulton Red Sox traveled to Flatonia last Thursday and were shut out as Flatonia girls posted six runs. William Hillmer and J W Schlinder of San Antonio were in Moulton for business and social visits. Mr and Mrs Loys Barnett and children and Mrs R L Barnett returned Wednesday from a vacation in Fredericksburg Blanco and Wimberly.
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Red Sox
Flatonia Girls
Moulton Red Sox
Flatonia
Wiliam Hillmer
J. W. Schlinder
San Antonio
Moulton
Mrs H G Schwabe Visits Moulton On Friday
Mrs. H. G. Schwabe of Shiner traveled to Moulton Friday afternoon to attend to business matters.
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H. G. Schwabe of
Shiner
Moulton
Optometrist Dr Jennings B Cook Offers Eye Exams
Dr Jennings B Cook of Flatonia Texas advertises eye examinations and glasses fitting with lenses duplicated. Office hours are 8 to 5 30 and phone number 155.
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Shiplap
Flee Fehrenkamp & Sons
Moulton Lumber Dealers
International Harvester
Sinclair Products
Kram’s Garage
Moulton, Texas
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Dittlinger
McClellan's and Pratts Poultry
Farmers Produce and Feed Co
Frank Petras
Lions Club
America
C. F. Knape Weldon Knape Publishers and Proprietors
Boyce House
State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
C. H. Kelly
Kallus Motor Sales
Hallettsville
Anton
Faltisek
Shiner and
Lone Star
DR. Jennings
B. Cook
Optometrist
Thulemeyer’s
Flatonia, Texas
Avon Products
Leona Merrem
James T. Jaeggli, Jr
W. M
Rudy Kubenka
Moulton Eagle
W. F. W. Post
Legion Hall
Emil J. Jaluska
Eugene Biehunko
Geier
Fr. J. Wagner Jr
Wm. Miculka
Ford
FORDS
Moulton Motor Sales
Lee Jarosek
Story’s Drive Inn
WM. J. Meyer
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