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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
4
The Lions Club hosts an entertainment event at the Recreation Grounds in Moulton on Wednesday July 24 starting at 7 30 P M. The gathering features community figures and local performances as a summer evening program.
Victor Brom of Houston visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brom here recently.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a 4 percent rise in Texas cultivated cotton acreage for July 1, totaling 6,350,000 acres, up from 6,133,000 a year earlier. Despite the increase, the area is only two-thirds of the 10-year average of 9,454,000 acres from 1935 to 1944 due to unfavorable moisture at planting time.
Travis Shoemake of Hallettsville campaigned in Moulton last Thursday meeting voters and discussing his bid for a seat in the legislature.
The Southwest Texas State College reports the largest summer enrollment since 1940 with 34 students from Lavaca County including Victor Jemelka John Kocian Ignac J Motal Harold Knape Edwin Kocian and others from Moulton Shiner Yoakum Hallettsville Schulenburg Port Lavaca and surrounding areas. The second six weeks term opened July 15.
Mr and Mrs Albert Klobe of New Braunfels visited Mr and Mrs Henry Fisbeck on Thursday and Friday of last week to conduct business and socialize in the community.
Mrs Elmo Meyer and children of Woodsboro visited the Marvin Merrem home last week. Harvey Betts of Hempstead, a candidate for state senator from the fifteenth district, spent last weekend in Moulton on political business. Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar Mrs Henry Etlinger and Miss Adela Cordes called on Mr and Mrs William Schmeltekopf and Mrs Merle Seibert in Kyle Sunday.
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