It Was Long Long Ago ae Ei rt assol ae ty MOULTON
Wheat and corn markets show excitement with corn up six cents to 60 cents a bushel. A Czech address by Hon A Hajdusek is planned for the Sam Will Moore Institute cornerstone ceremony July 1.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1954
Page
5
Wheat and corn markets show excitement with corn up six cents to 60 cents a bushel. A Czech address by Hon A Hajdusek is planned for the Sam Will Moore Institute cornerstone ceremony July 1.
The Hallettsville Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Frank Polasek hosting and Mrs. Winfred Hobbs co hosting. Demonstrations covered bias tape, belts, and piping buttonholes with members making trays. The Wied and Midway clubs planned picnics and swimming events. Hog and poultry care during extreme heat emphasized ample clean water shade and cooling methods.
A surprise party honored Edwin Hlozek on his 24th birthday at his parents’ home. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wagner, the Starys, Cloudy family, Tousek family, and others. A lunch with cake, pies, sandwiches and root beer followed, and guests departed late evening. Mrs. Elo Fehrenkamp is on the sick list but improving, with help from relatives in Schulenburg LaGrange and Cuero.
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce announces a general meeting at the Fire Station on the third Monday at 8 00 p m. A directors meeting is set for the second Friday at 8 00 p m at the Fire Station with Edwin Darilek as president and Mrs Clemice Vanham as secretary manager.
Mr and Mrs W B Manning with Billy and James visited Goliads state park on Sunday. They toured the old missions and museum and found it most interesting.
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