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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1975
Page
4
Alton Halliburton and Otto Fisbeck express gratitude to residents of Moulton and surrounding areas for 26 years of patronage while selling Hi Way Lumber Co. to new owners Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kozelsky. They welcome the family and their two children, wishing them luck and happiness.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Heimann of Victoria spent last weekend in Montton visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie R. Berry.
Mrs. Tom Beale attended services for her brother in law Harry Beale 81 at Smith Funeral Home on July 4. Rev Julius Holm led the rites and burial was in Colony Cemetery. Visitors included Hollis Grizzard and others paying respects. Legionnaires meeting followed by lunch and refreshments. Owen Pietsch of Houston spent last week in Houlton with grandparents Alvin and Mrs Faltisek. parents Aaron and Pietsch visited.
A compact description notes a frame house offering seven rooms and a wide hallway, laid out in a rectangular 50 by 54 foot footprint. Key features include a roomy central corridor and a practical, modest design suitable for conversion or occupancy.
James A. Kubenka 23 died June 30 1975 in Hermann Hospital Houston from injuries after a two car wreck June 27. He was a heavy equipment mechanic at Waukesha-Peare Ind Houston. Funeral rites included rosaries at Smith Funeral Home Flatonia and a July 2 Mass at St Marys Praha with burial in Praha Cemetery. He is survived by his wife Connie and his parents four brothers two sisters and seven nieces and nephews.
Harlingen classing office reported the first bale of the 1975 76 U S cotton crop was classified June 23. McHayden Dillard of Dillard Farms Harlingen produced the bale. It graded 42 with a staple length of 35 and a micronaire of 3 6. The variety was Tamcot SP37.
Mr and Mrs Frank C Bruess spent the Fourth of July in Houston visiting relatives in the homes of Hap Bruess Bill Switzer and enjoyed a family reunion. Earl McNeill and grandson of Dallas visited over the weekend in the Bruess home. A barbecue at Gene Hinch home included Clifton Eilert Frank C Bevan Bobby Hinch Henry Malinek and Sheri. Pete Gummelt of Victoria was a Moulton visitor tending to the farm and visiting relatives.
The funeral for Mr. Simper was conducted at Smith Funeral Home chapel with a rosary Monday night and body lying in state until Tuesday afternoon before services at the church. He is survived by wife Henrietta, four sons Julius Frankie Allen and Robert, daughter Georgie Holub, two brothers Willie and Rudy, three sisters Bessie Kouba Josephine Darilek Millie Darilek, and thirteen grandchildren. Amy Holub spent last week in Houston visiting Archie Holub family.
Mrs. Oscar Hohmann and Mrs. Alvin Faltisek attended the ordination of Charles Alan Treptow into the Holy Ministry at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Hallettsville on Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Gibson expresses gratitude for the kindness and support shown during her stay at Holmes Hospital in Gonzales. She thanks everyone for help, cards, letters, and prayers on their behalf.
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