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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
6
Relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Theresia Reind Sunday to surprise her on her 77th birthday anniversary. Delightful refreshments were served to those present.
A gathering at Sulphur Park Sunday June 22 honored Miss June Rose Ehler on her 17th birthday with friends. Attendees danced, photographed, played games, and enjoyed sandwiches cakes kalaches cookies and iced tea before departing late with good wishes.
Geier Merrem Post 392 American Legion and the Auxiliary announce no regular meeting on Tuesday July 1.
The home of Mrs. Eugene B. Krejci hosted a June 15 shower for Miss Henrietta Brandel, June bride elect of Dr. Rudolf L. Jemelka. Guests wore aqua and white, enjoyed a luncheon, and tasted chicken sandwiches and cake as Jeanne Jemelka read an bridal message. Lee Jarosek and Albert Pavlicek visited Dallas Monday.
Blood-tested selected flocks provide hens and cockerels for dune breeding. Choose straight run pallets or cockerels at reasonable prices. See write or phone for prices and orders. Custom hatching available.
Under a joint resolution of Congress dated March 1, 1845 Texas may subdivide into four states. The note cites the territorial plan and the potential creation of multiple new states from one large territory.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Eissler of Beeville and Mr and Mrs Chas Eissler of Hallettsville visited Ed L Biehunko home Sunday Mrs Ed L Biehunko who has been visiting Beeville since hospital release also visited here She returned to Beeville with the Eisslers to continue her rest
The article recalls Fort Worth before 1876 drawing drinking water from the Clear Fork Trinity and a nearby spring, with over a hundred wells earning the city the title city of artesian wells. Water was sold by carts at 121 cents per barrel as Mayor John Peter Smith’s administration expanded water lines. Nevada’s one house legislature and Louisiana’s parish system are noted.
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