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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1956
Page
3
Mr. John Pavlas and Bobby Pavlas are spending their two weeks vacation here, enjoying local sights and outdoor activities during their visit.
The paper asks residents to share news tips to help cover events across the community. Editors stress collaboration and timely notices to keep readers informed and connected.
Dr Henry A Holle Texas Commissioner of Health warns infectious hepatitis a viral liver disease spread by personal contact and contaminated water milk or food severe in older adults and fatal in some cases. He notes rising case numbers since 1952 with 1316 cases last year and 620 this year urging improved personal hygiene and sanitary disposal of sewage.
The text presents W A Hobbs as a WWII Military Police veteran and former Hallettsville Police Chief who improved traffic in that city under council orders. He also served as a special officer for the Southern Pacific Railroad in San Antonio and is married to Evdia Kouba with four children. He advocates monthly sheriff reports and frames the role as public service.
The report notes an importer may identify the manufacturer or producer and the price at which the vehicle was sold by the latter. Mr. Phinney also highlighted a floor stocks tax of 3 cents a pound on tires used on highway vehicles and on tread rubber.
Aikin, Jr. profiles his long public service record in Texas politics. He served in the House 1932 36, led Finance and State Affairs, acted as Governor, declared Martial Law in Beaumont during a race riot, and co authored key education and road legislation. He and his wife Velma Morphew active in state affairs. their son A. M. Aikin III focuses on education reforms and Farm to Market roads.
Bobby Hoyer celebrated his fourth birthday with sixteen of his little friends and their mothers at a yard party. Refreshments included cake cookies ice cream and punch. A large circus wagon themed cake topped the table and each child received a harmonica as a favor.
The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid Society held a July 5 meeting at 2 30 p m with Mrs Lorena Arndt presiding. The session opened with What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Psalm 42 responsive reading. Elizabeth Holm led a bank discussion on Early Adolescence. Reports were given and Alma Boehm received a sick card.
Mrs Lisette Faltisek and Mrs Leona Gertner hosted a social hour featuring the birthday song O Beautiful For Spacious Skies and the Lord s Prayer. Mr and Mrs John Pavlas with son Bobby vacationed two days in Corpus Christi at Fred Horak and sons home. Bob sby swam and fished catching 14 redfish.
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