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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1946
Page
4
Herbert Bob Greer of Hallettsville campaigned for sheriff on Monday mingling with voters and supporters in Lavaca County.
Mr. Joe Heger and his family left Tuesday to make their home in Tarpley where Mr. Heger has accepted employment on a ranch. Anton Selzer of Fresno, California, is visiting relatives and friends. he was born here but has lived in California for 23 years.
Young lawyer and former Fort Bend County Attorney announces a self funded campaign. He states no political organization or special interests back him and asks for votes and support for Congress. He notes he has made no campaign against other candidates in the race.
Local notice shows Otto Pagel and family from Hallettsville visiting Emil Darlekome on Sunday. A political appeal urges voting for Marvin D. Fertch for late representative.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society at its last meeting appointed the sick committee Mrs. Leo Jaroszewski and Mrs. H. W. Haase. flower committee Mrs. Ed Boehm Jr and Mrs. D Ammermann. membership committee Mrs. Paul Green and Mrs. W K Richter. Next meeting slated for Thursday August 1.
A county sheriff candidate writes before the primary appealing for support. He promises unbiased administration, a seasoned deputy staff, a 24 hour efficiently run office, and fair treatment of youth and mentally ill residents.
In memory of Ruth Tumlinson nee Vincek who passed away two years ago and was laid to rest in Moulton Public Cemetery. A loving daughter and mother’s tribute recalls her kindness, hard work, and tender heart with fond memories and continued love.
Miss Hulda Kaase returned to Houston Friday after spending several days here with home folks.
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