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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
10
Home canners are advised to use pressure cookers for corn to preserve quality and save time. Follow Ball Blue Book guidance for Cream Style, Whole Kernel, and Corn-on-the-Cob with exact salt, water, and processing times at 10 pounds pressure. Use fresh corn harvested that day, pack hot jars, and ensure accurate cooker gauges.
The enterprise reflects credit upon Moulton and asks for loyal local support. Mrs. Arnold Freytag visited Taylor relatives. Chas E Beran and Daniel Beran with Miss Helen Beran attended College Station graduation. Victor Beran was in the graduating class. Ad A Wagner and family visited Houston relatives. Mrs. Anton Svoboda visits Danbury with her sons. John Svoboda and Anton Svoboda families visited the local Svoboda home. Lt L T Biehunke and family returned to Fort Walton Florida after weeks with his parents.
The Ladies' Aid met on June 3 with hymn scripture and prayer led by Rev. Windecker. Discussion covered the Reformation era with emphasis on Melanchthon Erasmus Zwingli and Calvin. Five dollars was sent to Round Rock Home for orphan clothing. Cleaning Luther Hall was set for June 10. Committees formed for Sick, Membership, and Flower duties. social hour followed. Visitors included Mrs. Hensley, Mrs. Pietsch.
Mr M F Svoboda and family and Miss Maxine Gandy of Danbury and Angleton visited briefly in the Anton Svoboda home after attending the Wotipka Okruhlik wedding on Monday.
Jim Thompson of Moulton Texas urges farmers to join a national anti fly effort backed by the U S Chamber of Commerce. Reports note DDT spraying increases milk production by up to 18 percent in dairy cattle and modest gains in beef cattle.
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