Pioneers reminisce on early settlers and graves in Moulton area
The narrative recalls Williamson family graveyard on their land with a fence and hackberry tree. It mentions slaves’ graves on a steep hill, nearby farms from Reeves and Bailey ranches, and descendants of Lockwell, Griffin, and Tucker lines with burial places in Moulton and Gonzales County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Bailey
Old Bailey
Val Roznovsky
Lockwell Ranch
Nickel
Wm. Sockwell
Sockwell
Wm. W. Sockwell
Alabama
Texas
Gabriella Thornton
James Ash
Nancy Thornton
Thornton
Mississippi
Gabriella
Lavaca
Gonzales County
Cassie
Hicks
Joe
Molly
Jennie
Lillie
Pren
Cleo
Willy
Messrs
Moulton
Cleo Sloma
West Columbia
W. W. Lockwell
Moulton Public
J. W. Griffin
Rawleigh
North Carolina
Safka Place
Gonzales
Griffin
Kitty Clark
Clark
Esther Berry
Floyd
Sharlot M. Hall
Flatonian wins naming prize corrected amount
The Flatonian who won the prize for naming the right tune is Mrs. Alvin Meyer. She received $55, not the $45 previously stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Meyer
Refunds rise as early filers receive payments
The Internal Revenue Service reports about 64,000 early filers have already received refunds. Most refunds issue within 60 days, but delays up to a year can occur for returns with missing information or W-2s. Taxpayers can speed processing by marking REFUND on the envelope. address changes should be updated with the IRS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Internal Revenue
R. L. Phinney
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Phinney
Card of Thanks to Wagner Hospital Staff
Mrs. James Koneaba thanks Dr. Wagner Dr. Connelly and the Wagner Hospital nursing staff for personal calls and cards during her recent stay. She asks their acts be remembered and expresses gratitude.
Adieus to Their Many Friends in Moulton
Mr and Mrs O F Knape and Clarence bid farewell to friends in Moulton and surrounding area before moving to San Antonio after fifty one years here. They thank neighbors for warmth and friendship and wish health happiness and prosperity to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
San Antonio
Adieus
O. F. Knape
Clarence
All District 71 B Teham Chosen in 1950s selection
The All-District 71 B team was announced with first team picks Mack Briscoe and Don Free of Sheridan, Lloyd Laas of Hallettsville, C Beck of Waelder, Bobby Hoffman of Waelder, and others. Second team includes Bobby Atkinson Waelder, Charles Dullege Moulton, E Peters Flatonia, Billy Jean Goetz Shiner, James Wyatt Waelder. Honorable mentions listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvistrict
Mack Briscoe
Sheridan
Don Free
Lloyd Laas
Hallettsville
C. Beck
Waelder
Bobby Hoffman
Bobby Atkinson
Charles Dullege
Moulton
E. Peters
Flatonia
Billy Jean Goetz
Texans Interested in Heart Fund Drive
More Texans show interest in supporting the Heart Fund as S. E. Creless announces the drive ongoing through February. The Texas Heart Association leader urges fraternal organizations to engage, aiming to raise the $408,000 needed for the national program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
S. E. Mcoreless
San Antonio Life Insurance
Texas Heart Association
Creless
Organizano
Heart Association
Easy Lent Menu Recipes With Pineapple and Seafood
Simple brightening dishes for Lent use shrimp crab or tuna with pineapple and French dressing. Prepare a pineapple shrimp salad with celery on lettuce and extra dressing, serves six. Also bake sole with pineapple and cheese sauce, 350F for about 30 minutes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Houston
Eisenhower
Taft
San Jacinto
John Bell
Texas Revolution Memorial Commission
Strauss
Niemann
Cheatham
Mika
Ad. J. Mika
Novohrad
Edward
Eugene
Leroy
Melton
Jerry
Irene
Joe Hanzelka
Victor Schlottmann
Schulenburg
Henry Grohmann
Kubena Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Praha
Ay Halliburton
E. A. Oehl
A. F. Halliburton
Julius Krejci
Roy L. Kotzebue
Emil J. Jaluska
City of Moulton
City of
Lavaca County
Geo. von Lienen
W.H. Pundt
Wm. Wachtendorf
James Koneaba
Say ‘Adiéus
Teham
Frank Biehunko, JR
Dial
Insurance Agency
Folger’s Coffee
Borden’s Milk
Avalon
Peaches
Adolphus
Eugene Ermis
E . A. Oehl
Moulton, Texas
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