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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1953
Page
2
A jumble of crossword style clues blends land measure terms with animal hides and ancient notes. The list includes Euler style hints with numbers and multilingual references into a mixed set of down and across entries.
Mrs AH Tyler expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and visitors who called sent ecards and flowers. She thanks Wagner Hospital staff Doctors Wagner and Connelly and all who helped during her recent illness.
Local catalog entry lists Weadorily Done HaPhess Neats Foot Oil among other goods offered by Ed Nowosad Shoe Repairing. The listing reads as a small storefront inventory note with multiple items.
The Moulton Hagie is edited by John E. Janacek and published by Malec Publishing Co. It states weekly Friday edition from Moulton Texas with subscriptions at 2.50 annually and options for six months three months or single copy. It is entered as second class matter at the Post Office.
Local residents and relatives from Fort Sam Houston to Victoria, Port Lavaca, Hallettsville, and Moulton spent the weekend visiting kin. Notable trips include Alvin Machart's family stops, Freytag celebrating a birthday, and Dr. Lester Raab's family returning to Laredo for duties. Several others traveled to Del Rio, San Antonio, and Houston for visits and events.
Mrs Gene Herzik and children Marilyn Sue and Garry Gene visited Schulenburg relatives. Mr and Mrs G G Fisbeck traveled to San Antonio. John Meiners family spent the weekend in San Antonio with L A Meiners and attended the Fat Stock Show and Rodeo. Ernest Laqua and Lonnie Dean returned after four weeks visiting relatives in Houston Needville and Moscow Texas.
A double ring ceremony was held at St. Ann's Catholic Church in Nordheim on February 15 at 3 p m. Miss Barbara Lynn Scheffler became the bride of Bruce Morrissey. The Rev. Rudolph Hoffmann officiated with calla lilies and stock decorating the church. A reception followed at the bride's parents home. The couple will reside in Freeport after a honeymoon to New Orleans.
Mr and Mrs Arnold Baum bach of Muldoon announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to Benjamin Kleihege son of Mr and Mrs William Kleihege of Shiner The wedding date has not been set.
The 4-H Club girls met with Mrs. Joe Raab and Mrs. Werth on March 3rd at 9 o clock for a belt making demonstration. They then met with Mr. Lindsey and Mr. Richards to hear about an electric brooder. Reporter Aline Brotze.
A baby boy weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Kubenka of Del Rio formerly of Moulton on Saturday February 21. He will be named John William and is welcomed by two brothers. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr. of Moulton for the fifth time.
Mr and Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp of Moulton and Mrs Robert Harris of LaGrange attended the funeral of Johnnie Bohuslav in Temple on Thursday. Bohuslav was a cousin to Elo Fehrenkamp.
During Lent cooks seek main gelatine based dishes to vary fast day meals. The molded Egg and Vegetable Loaf combines egg, celery, green pepper, pimiento and hard boiled eggs with unflavored gelatine and mayonnaise. Yield six servings.
Mrs Ida Johnson of Westhoft is visiting at the home of her sister Mr and Mrs John Thompson for a period.
The Fourteenth U S Civil Service Region announces examinations for Clerk Stenographer and Shorthand Reporter with annual salaries from 2500 to 5060. Applications and details available at the Post Office or the Regional Director in Dallas at 1114 Commerce Street Room 809.
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