Moulton Social Visits and Landmark Torn Down
Mrs Dick Wachtendorf and son Adolph and Mrs George Flessner of Shiner visited Moulton on Monday. Emil Behlen and Milton Behlen of New Braunfels visited Wag ner family. G J Bohnenkamp was in San Antonio. Tom Leazer and son Otho of Gonzales called at The Eagle office. Leazar and wife mark fifty sixth wedding anniversary March 14. Frank Wagner tore down the Wagner residence to make way for new construction. The landmark stood over fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Wachtendorf
Adolph
George Flessner
Shiner
Moulton
Emil Behlen
Milton Behlen
New Braunfels
Frank C. Wagner
Tom Leazer
Otho
Gonzales
Eagle Office
Mr. Leazar
Mrs. Leazar
Frank Wagner
Wagner
Deer Population Reported At Five Thousand In Lavaca County
Lavaca County Soil Conservation District accepted a wildlife committee report noting the county white tail deer population at 5 000 head. The study shows deer habitat mainly in southern and eastern areas with an eighty percent population decline over years and outlines $60 000 yearly deer hunting lease payments to landowners. It recommends 90 percent of hunting license funds be used to protect deer and smaller game while the dove quail season runs December 1 to January 16 with eight per day and 24 per week bag limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Pierce
Harbich
Wildlife Committee
Wildlife
Uncle Sam Promotes Savings Bonds at Work and Bank
U S Treasury urges workers and the self employed to enroll in Savings Bonds plans. The message promotes Bond-a-Month via employers or banks to keep money from slipping away with pay envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S. Treasury Department
Farmers Receive Peanut Allotment in Lavaca County
Lavaca County farmers received 1950 peanut acreage allotment notices from the Production and Marketing Administration. County total 2799.2 acres, down from 3691.2 last year, a 25 percent cut. Individual allotments hinge on 1947–1949 production history. penalties and price supports depend on whether 1950 harvested peanuts stay within quotas. Amendments to the Agricultural Act may change allotments. farmers will be notified if changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Production and Marketing Administration
Congress
Birthday Party Honored Donnie Lahodney on Fourth
Donnie Lahodney was honored on his fourth birthday with a party at his parents home Friday afternoon February 24. Guests received train whistles and balloons and enjoyed games photos and refreshments. The pink and white table centered the cake as friends listed include Patsy Barta Alice Elaine Seidenberger Edgar Bohman Jr Delmer Laas David Henrichs Evelyn Caka Elaine Laas Alton Caka Suzanne Seidenberger Joan Dr abek Marjorie Bohman Jeanette Seidenberger Herbert Kanau and others plus Mrs Johnnie Seidenberger Delmar Laas Adolf Seidenberger Edgar Bohman Alfred Kanau Joe Caka and Joe Barta. Hosesses were Mrs Emil Lahodney and Mrs Ed Henrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Lahodney
Donnie
Patsy Barta
Alice Elaine Seidenberger
Edgar Bohman Jr
Delmorreen Laas
David Henrichs
Evelyn Caka
David Drabek
Elaine Laas
Alton Caka
Suzanne Seidenberger
Joan Drabek
Marjorie Bohman
Jeanette Seidenberger
Herbert Kanau
Donnie Lahodny
Johnnie Seidenberger
Delmar~ Laas
Adolf Seidenberger
Edgar Bohman
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Cek
Charlie
Supreme Saltine Crackers
Marlene Tasty
Oleo
Ranarararareaamtamy
G. J. Bohnenkamp
San Antonio
Fred Osterloh
Lavaca
C. T. Johnson
Austin
Uncle Sam
White’s
Live Oak Center
Chas. Eissler and Son
E. F
Ed. L. Biehunko
R. DR. Lister
Queen Annes
A.V. ClarKe
Guei Eacmyi
Lahodneys
Wah
Poe
Texas
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