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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1950
Page
16
Moulton students celebrated a double district win on March 10 with volleyball 15 4 and 15 12 and softball 15 0 and 15 12 over Flatonia. The B team played the second game. P T A served lunch for the interscholastic meet raising 271.64 from 400 hamburgers 270 sandwiches 730 doughnuts 600 ice cream cups 170 bags of chips 17 cases of soda.
A group of junior students named June Barnett Franklin Barborak Betty Jane Batey Roselyn Kotzebue Barbara Ann Pundt and Annie Hirsch made the honor roll this term. D eclaimers June Barnett and Franklin Barborak received many encouraging comments after last Tuesday night’s declaiming event.
Researchers recount asbestos origins dating back over two thousand years in the Italian Alps. Ancient usage included weaving into burial wraps for Roman emperors and other elites.
A new device converts printed text to sound by a pencil of light. The invention allows blind people to read ordinary print. Subscribe to The Moulton Eagle.
The City of Moulton Texas will hold an election on April 4 1950 at City Hall to elect three Aldermen for two years. The notice is issued under an order by the City Council dated February 13 1950 and is signed by Mayor Elo C Fehrenkamp.
Moniton Texas ad advertises Field Seeds, Hy brid corn and planting potatoes available at W H Etlinger Store. Local farmers urged to visit for seeds and agricultural supplies.
The Texas Heart Association Drive sponsored by Geier-Merrem Post No 392 American Legion closed February 28 with $206.50 raised for heart disease research. Contributions: Plastic Hearts 18.90, Special gifts 23.00, general solicitations 123.10, High School Band Concert 41.50.
The Eagle announces Lavaca County sheriff candidate Theo Long as a Democratic primary contender. The announcement is authorized and submitted for July primaries.
In Stratford-on-Avon, William Shakespeare's father served as official ale taster. Records show he was once fined for neglect of duty, revealing a disciplinary moment in the bard's family history.
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