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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1959
Page
2
Miss Lynda Carole Papacek of El Campo spends three weeks at the home of her grandmother Mrs. R. B. Papacek during a vacation.
A Moulton Lodge No. 298 A F and A M resolution notes the death of John C. Mueller a Mason raised in the lodge and describes him as a true exemplar and loving husband and father. The lodge will be draped in mourning and a memorial publication will be sent to his family and The Moulton Eagle.
A reader rants about lost cotton profits in Lavaca and DeWitt counties, a faltering tomato industry, and rising costs. The piece critiques farm policies, unions, and political leaders, cites Congress approving 4.5 billion in farm spending, and laments lack of backbone to address national security and economic instability.
Local residents from Pt. Comfort Flatonia Yoakum Shiner and Houston visited here or spent holidays with neighbors. Families including Wenske Morris Kurtz Giesbers Haas Kozelsky and many others shared trips to Houston Gonzales Taylor Rockport and San Antonio with transfers noted for servicemen and relatives.
The fragment notes danger of discharging a man on suspicion and honors Dies and MacCarthy for defending the country against risks, praising their stance.
Children of Waelder and Mrs. Vernon Hoffman and their son visited Thursday night at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Filipp and son. Alfred Psencik and family spent a weekend in Austin visiting relatives. Kenneth Anderle and Bobby Haas joined the Psencik party at Smithville for a Colorado River fishing trip, with luck described as not good.
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