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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1951

Page

8

Moulton Nine Edges Yoakum In Tight Softball Clash

The Moulton Mens Softball Team defeated Yoakum 11 to 10 on Friday night. Carol Lockstedt led Moulton with three singles, while Alvin Meyer doubled and homered. Daniel Kozelsky and Gene Kubicek paired for Moulton. Kozelsky allowed 21 hits with two strikeouts.

Moulton Yoakum Carol Lockstedt Gene Kubicek Alvin Meyer Daniel Kozelsky Findeisen Torreo Gles Chomot Kozelsky Schindler Boose

Bank Statement of Moulton F M Bank

The official statement of the Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Moulton appears elsewhere in this edition. Read it in The Moulton Eagle to review the bank’s financial condition.

Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Moulton Moulton Eagle

Birthday Anniversary Honors Henry C. Meyer at El Campo

Relatives and friends gathered Sunday July 1 at the Legion Recreational Center El Campo to honor Henry C. Meyer on his 80th birthday. A large dinner followed with many family members from Moulton Victoria Wharton and Flatonia as well as Houston and Port Lavaca enjoying gifts and greetings.

Henry C. Meyer Legion Recreational Center el Campo Frank Meyer Adella Thomas Muehlstein James and David Wm. Hohmann Moulton Otto Priesmeyer Fairbanks Gus H. Burger Lawrence Patricia Delores Victoria

Slaughter Quotas Remain in Effect for July

The 31 day Defense Production Act extension does not change July slaughter quotas. Charles H. Winrich Jr of the Houston District Office of Price Stabilization announced that July cattle quotas stay at 90 percent of the 1950 base and swine at 105 percent, with calves sheep and lambs at 85 percent. Federally inspected slaughterers may raise cattle and swine quotas by 15 percent to fulfill military orders. Also notes a social visit: Mr and Mrs Charles Ermis and son Leroy and Miss Betty Anderson of Austin spent Sunday in Moulton with Mr and Mrs Anton Faltisek.

Charles H. Winrich Jr Houston Charles Ermis Leroy Betty Anderson Austin Moulton Anton Faltisek

Fatjo Family Vacationing At Lynxhaven Guest Ranch

Mr and Mrs Tom Fatjo and their son Tommy from Richmond Texas are spending July and August at Lynxhaven Guest Ranch. Mr and Mrs Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp of San Antonio and Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp of Moulton visited Mr and Mrs Rud Filip in Shiner last week Wednesday.

Tom Fatjo Tommy Richmond, Texas Lynxhaven Guest Ranch Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp San Antonio Louis Fehrenkamp Moulton Rud. Filip Shiner

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Carl Smith Bank Statement OF Moulton F. & M. Bank Witting Lutheran Church Witting Lutheran Cemetery Lutheran Educational Building Ed. G. Burger Freda Wharton George Bittner Joseph Garwood Leo E. Till Joseph and Allen Nada James Wacker Messrs Mesdames Walter T. Priesmeyer Bettye and Shirley Hugo J. Priesmeyer Joyce Eileen Johnnie Louis W. Priesmeyer Weldon Alfred Gladys Ann Clifford Gus W. Janssen Dorothy Gloria William Gloria William and Marlene August R. Pausewang Clara Beatrice George Bauer Meta Marie Ben Blumerich Paul Karon Darlene Ben Burger Myrtle Ann Burger Eugene Burger Aug. J. Zikuhr Mr. Meyer Roy Fleck Earline Wilson W. L. Gibson Jerry Vrana Doris Ann Arlene Florian Vrana Carolyn Florian Jr Chas. Vrana Flatonia Pauline Branecky Lillie Branecky Port Lavaca Ford D.A.F Moulton Motor Sales Texas White Swan Crisco Texas Magic Anita Cervelat Duncan
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