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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

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Halliburton Installed as President of Moulton Lions Club

The Moulton Lions Club held its final meeting of the year on June 19 with thirteen members and one guest. New president A F Halliburton was installed, with J W Pyland and W L Knape among officers, and committee work planned with other civic groups for a hospital and clinic project.

Halliburton Moulton Lions Club William Lee Young J. W. Pyland G. G. Fisbeck Moulton Frank Meyer A. F. Halliburton W. L. Knape Frank Biehunke Jr Elo C. Fehrenkamp Lad Hruska Roy Kotzebue Malvin K. Merrem J. L. Meyer

Moulton Community Notes on Debt, Crops, and Elections

The editor highlights a debt rise from under 17 billion to over 260 billion in 21 years and reports expected bumper crops for Moulton farmers with corn and cotton promising good yields. It notes Ray Barnick of Mission Texas sold the first cotton bale at the Houston Cotton Exchange for 2.58 a pound plus a 1350 bonus totaling 2684 dollars. W L Knape of The Moulton Eagle joins the South Texas Chamber board. County voters prepare for Republican and Democratic conventions in Chicago, with Estes Keefauver leading. The piece urges participation in the July 26 primary and praises Moulton’s recent cleanup efforts and cooperative citizens.

Houston Cotton Exchange Ray Barnick Mission Texas

Local apothecary owner seeks physician to settle here

The Eagle notes Lad Hruska of Ye Apothecary Shoppe is in touch with a Houston doctor to locate in town. Houlton misses a practicing physician after months, and residents hope his efforts succeed. A good doctor is badly needed in Moulton.

The Eagle Lad Hruska Houston Houlton Mr. Hruska Moulton

Moulton Theatre To Re open

Emil Grunwald announces the Moulton Theatre will reopen on Tuesday July 1 after a June closure due to polio in the community. The program opens with On Moonlight Night starring Doris Day and Gordon MacRae, plus color shorts and news.

Emil Grunwald Moulton Mr. Grunwald Doris Day Gorden McRae Grunwald

Former Moulton Man Runs in State Judicial Race

Judge Kenneth K. Woodley of Sabinas Texas seeks election as Judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals where he serves as a commissioner. A longtime district judge and district attorney with no opponents, he is a Moulton native and former district leaders head of the 38th Judicial District.

Kenneth K. Woodley Sabinas Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Woodley Southwestern University University of Texas Cumberland University 38Th Judicial District District and Appellate Judges Association Moulton the Eagle Lavaca County Travis County Jesse Owens Wilbarger County Olin Culberson Jackson County Joe A. Laird Brazos County Martin Dies Angelina County Charles M. Dickson Bexar County Phil Hamburger Harris County Edwin O. Nimitz Orange County Herb Petry Jr Dimmit County Roy Selman Houston County John Lee Smith Lubbock County Robert S. Calvert Jesse James John Ben Sheppard Gregg County Curt Stiles Dallas County Supreme Court Spurgeon Bell Frank P. Culvar Tarrant County Glenn R. Lewis Tom Green County A. R. Stout Ellis County Graham B. Smedley Robert Bruce Keenan W. St. John Garwood Clyde E. Smith Tyler County

Mrs Joe Gold Sr Home From Hospital

Mrs Joe Gold Sr, recently discharged from a Hal lettsville hospital, is reported to be getting along fine and returned home last week.

Joe Gold Sr Hallettsville Hospital

Political slate for Texas Democrats in July 26 primary

Official list names Allan Shivers and others in governor race and major statewide posts. An onion shipment story follows detailing J. T. Jaeggli & Son in Moulton: crop size 125 to 250 bags per acre, 200 field workers, 15 shed workers, 600 bags per carload, 24 carloads shipped so far, with total payments to farmers and workers around 18,000 dollars.

John C. White Wichita County Billy E. Beard Brazos County Walter McKay Gillespie County Bascom Giles Travis County Guy Patterson Eastland County

Hallettsville teen wins Texas state high school rodeo title

Elstner Appelt of Hallettsville is named Texas champion Shawnee cowboy after a three day state rodeo. Nathalyne Kendrick from Aldine claims all around cowgirl and girls cutting horse titles. Sissy Howard of Rosenberg is rodeo queen. Awards go to Frank Cole Alvin for steer wrestling and bare back bronc, with many other champions and cash prizes. The finals ran late with tense finishes as judges crowned winners amid thousands in prizes.

Hallettsville Magnolia Frank Cole Alvin David Bahner Wharton Buddy Jones George West Jack Hennig Austin Wayne Foster Beeville Gerald Leonard del Rio Charles Black Ozona Nathalyne Kendrick Nathalyne Texas Leon Kahanek Alton Allen Claude Mullins Pete McKenzie Thomas and Clipson

Expensive Hunt Near Sheridan Ends With Fine

Haden Kelly of Houston paid 326 after lawmen found him deer hunting from his car with a spotlight on highway 200 near Sheridan at 2:00 A M. His 19 year old son was with him. a 30 30 rifle and a .22 auto were inside the car.

Hallettsville Haden Kelly Houston Highway 200 Sheridan Clarence Beezley Emmett Wolfsdorff Columbus Kelly

Long Range Battle Against Polio Outlined by Texas Health Official

State Health Officer Geo W Cox outlined an eight point plan to combat polio in Texas. The measures include eliminating breeding sites, cleaning dumps and debris, improving sewerage, ensuring pure water, protecting food, regular inspections, and using fly tight garbage cans. Cox warned cleanup takes months and says a sustained program may span one to five years for larger cities.

State Department of Health Geo. W. Cox Texas Cox

Mrs Steinacher Buried in Catholic Cemetery Tuesday

Mrs. Jacob Steinacher of Moulton died Sunday June 22 after a long illness. Funeral services were at Smith Funeral Chapel and St. Joseph's Church in Moulton with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Survived by husband five sons and six daughters with one son, Emil, a World War II casualty. Nine grandsons served as casket attendants.

Jacob Steinacher Moulton Smith Funeral St. Joseph’s Church Moulton Catholic John Matocha Frank Lidiak Edward Lidiak Edwin Steinocher Larry Barta Kenneth Steinocher Otto Lee Zappe Steinocher Shans Dera Flatonia Jacob Steinocher Fayette Lavaca Frank Vladik Eddie Bill Rudie el Campo Rosie Kubenka Hallettsville Annie Barta Cecilie Lidiak la Grange Emma Wind Houston Bessie Kelso Austin Sophie Baker Pasadena Emil Italy

Vernon Miller Laid at Rest at Aransas Pass

Vernon Speck Miller of Aransas Pass Texas died in a Corpus Christi hospital Friday at age 47 years 10 months 24 days. Funeral services were Sunday at Cage Chapel with interment Prairie View Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Edna Miller a son Ronnie his mother Agnes Miller and two sisters Earnest Emily Chapman and Joe Erna Meiners. Moulton relatives attended.

Vernon (Speck) Miller Aransas Pass Texas Corpus Christi Cage Chapel Prairie View Roy Cooper First Baptist Church Edna Miller Edna Kaiser Moulton Ronnie Agnes Miller Earnest Emily Chapman Joe Erna Meiners George Kaiser Frank Luksovsky Harry Kaiser Fred Kaiser

Soldier Jasek Serves with 2nd Infantry Division in Korea

Pvt. Ernest A. Jasek of Moulton Texas serves as a rifle man with the 2nd Infantry Division in Korea. The unit was early in the Korean conflict and earned fame last fall for its conquest of Heartbreak and Bloody ridges.

Pvt Ernest A. Jasek Moulton Texas Korea Jasek

Eight Point Fly Control Plan Aims to Cut Disease

Dr. Cox urges a city wide program to sprayed alone is ineffective. He says spray systems must be combined with methodical block by block elimination of breeding sites to reduce fly borne diseases including diarrhea typhoid and cholera and polio incidence.

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Moulton Eagle South Texas Chamber of Commerce South Texas Chicago Taft Eisenhower Estes Keefauver Moulton Theatre Moulton's Union Business J. T. Jaeggli & Son, Moulton Jaegglis J. T. Jaeggli & Son Raab Studio Moulton, Texas Vernon Miller
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