Farm to Market Road Contract Let in July
The Farm to Market road from Moulton to the Gonzales County line will be let on July 18 or 19, 1951. The Gonzales Chamber asks for a duchess and duke to attend the Chicken Fryer Frolic festival. a representative will be sent. A stew supper closed the Moulton Chamber meeting with updates on arrangements and Thanksgiving date changes per new state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Frank Meyer
Joe Vanham
August Etlinger
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Kubicek
August Kasper
Commencement at Komensky School
Komensky School completed another scholastic session last week Thursday under Henry Kalich. Five graduates are George Gillar James Fishbeck Darlene Pelech Henry Provazek and Daniel Bohuslav. Program included processional farewell march invocation Salutatory class motto and valedictory with speakers and diploma presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamensky School
Henry Kalich
George Gillar
James Fishbeck
Darlene Pelech
Henry Provazek
Daniel Bohuslav
John Matocha
Helen Provazek
Bire Hill
Neal Fox
W. A. Eilers
Matocha
Graduate Honored At Family Barbecue For Moulton H S
Mr and Mrs Walter Haas honored their son Wiley Haas of Moulton High School with a chicken barbecue at home on Sunday. Out of town guests included great grandfather Frank Haas and the Haas family relatives from Flatonia McQueeney and Richmond. All present spent an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haas
Wiley Haas
Moulton High Scooch
Frank Haas
Joe Haas
Flatonia
George Haas
McQueeney
Alton Mueller
Richmond
St Joseph School Graduates 22 at Commencement
Twenty two students were graduated from the Moulton St Josephs School Sunday night. Commencement exercises were held at St Josephs Church with many relatives and friends in attendance. Rev John Matocha delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton St. Joseph’s School
St. Joseph’s Church
John Matocha
Steinacher Captures Top Honors in Jersey Dairy Shows
On May 24 in Weimar Bill Steinacher entered two Jersey cattle, a bull and a nine month heifer, winning first in the three year class and second in her class. On May 26 at Shiner the same pair took first and second in their respective classes with the bull named Granda Champion over all bulls in public judging at both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Steinacher
Jersey
Weimar
Mr. Steinacher
Shiner
Baccalaureate Service Honors Moulton High Seniors
Large crowd attends Moulton High School baccalaureate at the auditorium. Rev. Msgr. Anthony Drozd of Weimar delivers the sermon urging graduates to use their talents to better society and notes farming as a vital career. Music by Barbara Baca Lillie Ann Darilek Miss Carey and the Girls Chorus of the Junior Class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton High School
Auditorum
J. W. Pyland
Marvin K. Merrem
Msgr
Anthony Drozd
F. C. Smith
Louis Pietsch
Lee Jarosek
William J. Meyer
Bill Novosad
Barbara Baca
Lillie Ann Darilek
Gounod
Mendelssohn
Msgr. Drozd
Miss Carey
K. Windecker
Priest
Miss Baca
Darilek
William Lee Young
John Welff Opens New Service Station On Highway 95
John J. Welff moves his service station to a new building on Highway 95 and announces the opening event set for Saturday June 2 inviting patrons and friends to visit the new location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Welff
Highway 95
J C Kopecky Dies at Corpus Christi Doctor and pharmacist
Joseph Charles Kopecky a 61 year old Corpus Christi druggist died Thursday morning after a short illness. Born in Shiner in 1889 he became Texas’s youngest licensed pharmacist and worked in Hallettsville Rosebud Brenham Houston Yoakum Moulton before moving to Corpus Christi in 1939. He was a member of S P I S T Lodge and Corpus Christi Cathedral known as Uncle Joe. Survived by wife Christy, son Alvin Joe, daughters Eunice Joyce June, brothers Eugene and Mills, sisters Lydia Vlasta and others. Funeral services held at Corpus Christi Cathedral with pallbearers and medical society honorary pallbearers listed. Burial Seaside Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Charles Kopecky
Corpus Christi
Shiner
Kopecky
Texas
Hallettsville
Rosebud
Brenham
Houston
Yoakum
Moulton
Santa Fe Drug Store
S.P.I.S.T. Lodge
Joe
Christy J. Kopecky
Alvin Joe Kopecky
Eunice Kopecky
Joyce Seekamp
June Rose Hill
Dallas
Eugene V. Kopecky
Gonzales
Mills A. Kopecky
Mertzon
Lydia Pustejovsky
San Angelo
Vlasta Meiners
Max Mueller
D. I. Johnson
Flatonia
H. E. Griffin
G. E. Colyer
J. F. Pitcher
L. W. O. Jenssen
L. M. Garrett
J. R. Riley
Nueces County Medical Society
John Stitt
Elvin J. Fritsch
Ford Stockton
Texas Pharmaceutical Association
Lions Convention Delegates Report Strong Attendance in Austin
Moulton Lions Club was represented by Lee Jarosek G. G. Fisbeck and William Miculka at the district convention in Austin last week. They note a large attendance and an interesting meeting. Dr. R. W Towery of Cuero was elected district governor for the ensuing year, succeeding Albert Walker of San Marcos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Jarosek
G. G. Fisbeck
William Miculka
Moulton Lions Club
Austin
R. W Towery
Cuero
Albert Walker
San Marcos
Meyerhoff Dry Goods sale opens June 2
The Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company of Hallettsville announces a two page ad for a sale starting June 2 and running through June. The firm offers fifteen thousand dollars worth of merchandise at reduced prices and invites the public to visit their store during this event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Eagle
Meyerhoff Dry Goods Company
Hallettsville
Meyerhoff’s
Moulton High School Holds 1951 Commencement
Moulton High School closed the year Monday night May 28 with 28 graduates. Superintendent J W Pyland announced honors led by valedictorian June Barnett and salutatorian Roselyn Kotzebue. Diplomas were presented as the class sang Auld Lang Syne and Benediction followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton High School
J. W. Pyland
Barbara Baca
Clemice Vanham
John Machalec
Dorothy Zamykal
Ernest Biehunko
Mary Lee Jarosek
Rev K. Windecker
Roselyn Kotzebue
June Barnett
Franklin Barborak
Lillie Ann Darilek
Malvin K. Merrem
Komensky 4-H Club Party at Independence Park
The Komensky 4-H Club girls held a party at Independence Park in Gonzales on Sunday May 20. Dinner was served and a swim followed in the afternoon. Transportation was provided by Henry Kalich Ernest Gillar Vladik Pesek and Robert E Taylor. This is the last report of the current season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky 4-H Club
Independence Park
Gonzales
Henry Kalich
Ernest Gillar
Vladik Pesek
Robert E. Taylor
Allyne Heinsohn Bridal Shower Held In May Time
At the home of Mrs Emil J Jaluska on Saturday night May 19 a bridal shower honored Allyne Heinsohn bride elect of Francis Fisbeck The event featured rice at the door a corsage gifts a pink umbrella centerpiece and wedding bells with gladiolas Refreshments included cake sandwiches olives mints and coffee Hostesses were Jeannette Jaluska Juanita Rothbauer and Mrs Tommy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Allyne Heinsohn
Francis Fisbeck
Fritz Heinsohn
Witting
G. G. Fisbeck
Moulton
K. Windecker
Anita Windecker
Ervin Teltschik
Jeannette Jaluska
Stephen Fisbeck
Juanita Rothbauer
Henry Locke
Tommy Hoyer
Gail Fisbeck
Ervin Teltschik Jr
Weimar
Charles Luecke
Henry Lucke
Moulton High School
Tex- A. and
M. College
Emil J. Jaluska
Lillie Ann Darilek
Patsy Lou Orts
First and Second Grade Student List by Names
The excerpt lists students by grade from first through twelfth, including Joyce Lee Hull Georgia Ann Luksovsky Benjamin Darilek David Eberhard Judy Kaiser JoAnn Strandtman Carolyn Kuhen Allen Hanslik Beverly Fis beck Evelyn Lehmann Marilyn Luksovsky Donnie Lee Jaros zewski Albert Krejci Edmund Kremling Ethel Mae Hafernick Ellen Krejci Renee Merrem Dorothy Ann Marbur ger Bonnie Lou Eilert Latrecia Wachtendorf George Branec ky Rebecca Halli burton Doris Ann Melnar Car oline Moeller Arnold Branecky Kerwyn Pietsch Peggy Ful kerson Mildred Foj tik Dolores Hirsch Rose Marie Melnar Velma Johnson JoAnn Freytag Mary Lee Jarosek Franklin Bar borak June Barnett Roselyn Kotzebue Barbara Pundt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Lee Hull
Georgia Ann Luksovsky
Benjamin Darilek
David Eberhard
Judy Kaiser
JoAnn Strandtman
Carolyn Kuhen
Allen Hanslik
Beverly Fisbeck
Evelyn Lehmann
Marilyn Luksovsky
Donnie Lee Jaroszewski
Albert Krejci
Edmund Kremling
Ethel Mae Hafernick
Ellen Krejci
Renee Merrem
Dorothy Ann Marburger
Bonnie Lou Eilert
Latrecia Wachtendorf
George Branec
NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY Second Grade to Eleventh Grade list
School roster lists students by grade and surnames Leon Ray Zimmermann JoAnn Thompson Barbara Jean Thompson Richard John Orts Arnold Bran ecky Kaylene Wachtendorf Jimmie Carl Orts Louis Selzer Victor Ellinghausen Calvin Haas Everett Hruska Calvert Loew Lillie Ann Dar ilek Iva Jo Findeisen Gordon Hildebrandt Elaine Kleihege Bruno Lockstedt Mary Alice Mladenka Eugene Boehm Joycelyn Haas Ruby Oeltjen Eugene Kon caba Raymond Loew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Halliburton
Arnold Branecky
Kaylene Wachtendorf
Jimmie Carl Orts
Louis Selzer
Victor Ellinghausen
Calvin Haas
Everett Hruska
Calvert Loew
Lillie Ann Darilek
Iva Jo Findeisen
Gordon Hildebrandt
Elaine Kleihege
Bruno Lockstedt
Mary Alice Mladenka
Eugene Boehm
Joycelyn Haas
Ruby Oeltjen
Eugene Koncaba
Raymond Loew
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Heinsohn
Francis Fisbeck Sun
Komensky
St. Joseph School
Adolph Pelech
Haslettsville
College Station
Pelech
Lavaca County
Callie Izora Werth
St. Joseph’s School
Mary Jane Doubrava
Allan Butschek
Allan Eugene Rothbauer
Rose Nell Schumann
Margie Kouba
William
Joseph Kopp
Steinacher
John Welff
J.C. Kopecky
Corpus
Annie Hirsch
Quinton Raab
Board of Education
Eugene Herman Laqua Valclay J. Jasek Leroy J. Jemelka
Daniel G. Kozelsky Gilbert Alvin Kouba
Thomas B. Beale Raymond Roy Hajek
Annie Marie Hirsch
Helen Marie Gillar
Ernest R. Kocian
Walter F. Hildebrandt Donald E. W. Huber
William J. Meyer Jr
Alice Elizabeth Gaertner
Larry F. Barta Wiley W. Haas
Barbara Ann Pundt
Betty Ann Meyer Arlene Frances Biehunke
Betty Jane Batey
Janie Ammermann
Jimmy Berckenhoff
Elizabeth Jane Barnett
Roselyn Marie Kotzebue
Franklin D. Barbara, Mary Allan Oehl Carol John Lockstedt
4-H Club
Leon Ray Zimmermann
JoAnn Thompson
Barbara Jean Thompson
Richard John Orts
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