March Scholastic Census Brings Funding for Schools
The notice stresses that the scholastic census is in March. It explains that the name of every child of scholastic age on the census roll yields $22.50 for the school next year.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1941
Page
1
The notice stresses that the scholastic census is in March. It explains that the name of every child of scholastic age on the census roll yields $22.50 for the school next year.
The department announces an additional 1 per capita payment bringing the current apportionment to 13 while the total standing at 22.50 per pupil. Officials say another payment will be issued next month.
Officials note many motorists are displaying 1941 plates and remind renewals run through March. Residents should buy plates in their home county to support local roads and bridges.
The band and orchestra festival of the Texas Music Educators Association will take place in San Marcos at Southwest Texas State Teachers College on Friday and Saturday, March 14 and 15. Sponsors expect about 2,000 high school musicians, making it one of the largest events of its kind in Texas.
Ignace Jan Paderewski age 80 a famed pianist and statesman resides at a Miami Beach villa and will not play again until Poland gains freedom. Despite illness he anticipates a triumphant concert tour to celebrate a reborn Poland and his former role as premier before the war.
March 2, Texas Independence Day advocates say it deserves wide recognition across every Texas community. Citizens should unite to observe the holiday each year, highlighting the state’s claim of self liberation through historic acts of heroism.
On March 15 the 105th anniversary is marked of General Sam Houston and the Texas army camping on the Lavaca river before marching east to defeat Santa Anna at San Jacinto on April 21. The nearby Moulton marker and the American Legion Post and Auxiliary are praised for beautifying the site.
Texas farm families with a gross cash income under 300 dollars yearly spend only 23.58 for cotton goods in 12 months. A survey in 20 Texas counties found an average of 21 families per county responded. The 1940 average cash income for five people was 258.26 dollars with 55 percent in the Triple-A program and 30 percent of income from AAA payments.
Mr. and Mrs. Ad Filipp and their son Alfred traveled to San Antonio Tuesday where Mr. Filipp will undergo an eye operation at Santa Rosa Hospital. Friends hope for a full, swift recovery and return home soon.
Texas old age pensioners will receive an average of $14.20 in March, up from $14.06 in February. The pension rolls total 125,471 names, an increase of 2,525 over February.
Nearby business houses announce starting March 17 and for several months will observe early closing hours. The notice appears on the paper’s last page for shoppers.
The U S naval air training station at Corpus Christi was officially dedicated on Wednesday with Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox and other officials in attendance. The project is being built at a cost of 44 million dollars.
Crystal City will stage its sixth annual spinach festival on March 19 20 and 21 with former Governor Pat M Neff president of Baylor University to speak at the opening. The event will feature a parade rodeo and the queen s ball highlighting the city s world famous spinach.
Men quarry rock from a west-of-Moulton quarry for a cottage donated by the Edward Boehm Sr. estate to the Moulton Public Schools. Rock will be hauled by truck to the site in the southwest corner of the school grounds.
The senate approved the lend-lease bill by 60 to 81 with supporters and critics debating its provisions. Proponents say it keeps the U.S. out of active war while aiding Britain, while opponents warn it will draw the nation into the European conflict. Time will tell who was right.
The Moulton Branch of the Farmers' League will hold its monthly meeting at Moulton High School gymnasium starting at 8 o clock. Reports from the recent county meeting in Hallettsville will be presented. Members and non members are urged to attend.
Moulton basketball supporters including Coach Henry Chovanec Fred Fehrenkamp Jr Victor Fehrenkamp Jr Frank Wagner Paul Tiler Willie Charles Batey and Edward Gene Boehm traveled to the state finals in Austin Saturday night. El Paso captured the title defeating Abilene 27 to 20.
A daughter arrived Monday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Reindl of Moulton. Mrs. Reindl is the former Myrtle Kolar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kolar. Congratulat ons!
J N Meneley owner of Meneley Auto Parts has taken over the Willys Americar dealership in the area from Martin Neal Motor Company of San Antonio. He invites the public to view the new Americar this weekend Friday and Saturday at his showroom. The Americar promises economical operation and modern features with riding comfort and performance comparable to higher priced cars. Mr Martin praises Meneley for integrity and promises adequate parts and service for Willys Americar owners.
An appreciation banquet for the Moulton Bobkats will be held at the schoolhouse Thursday night March 13 at 7 30 oclock. Texas University basketball coach Jack Gray will deliver an address. Gray is regarded as a top past All American forward and has contributed five years of successful work with the Longhorns.
A meeting at the American Legion Hall discussed forming a Lions Club in Moulton. J B Wilson opened the session, with Roy Keaton presiding. Speakers included A B Cain Principal Winchester Yoakum and Keaton. A committee of Wilson Boehm and Miculka will gauge local interest. A follow up meeting may be held next Monday if enough residents show interest.
The Lavaca county district court began the spring term in Hallettsville. The grand jury includes foreman George von Lienen and members John W. Neill L. E. Denmark J. C. Strauss Joe A. Grahmann J. G. Jaluska W. L. Koeb Louis Haidusek Elo Fehrenkamp G. J. Jacak J. M. Valenta A J Harden. Bailiffs listed as Riding Max Fowlkes walking Herman Gishmann precinct No. 1 Luke Greer No. 2 John Drozd No. 8 L A Mladenko No. 4 Holly Hamon No. 5 A H Pohl No 6 George Aschenbeck No 7 Lucy Sagan No 8 Oscar Sico.
Birthday party was held last week Wednesday at the home of Dean Fehrenkamp, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Victor O Fehrenkamp. Refreshments were served to a group of his young friends.
Miles Wasson of the Veterans State Service Office will be in Moulton on Wednesday March 19 all day to assist veterans and dependents with war service claims. He will also seek widows and Gold Star Mothers as laws were liberalized. Bring discharge papers and case papers. contact at the bank building.
The secretary of state informs the county clerk that all existing notaries will be automatically reappointed for June 1 1941 to June 1 1943. New applicants must apply by May 1 1941 and will be processed after June 1 1941. Appointed notaries will receive a card around May 20 and must qualify within 10 days.
Evergreen community presents a three act farce Look Out Lizzie at Evergreen School house Sunday night March 16. Curtain rises at 8 o clock. Public invited to attend.
The softball meeting at Filatonia, planned for last Friday, is postponed due to bad weather and will be held this Friday night, March 14.
Farmers League officials from Lavaca County met Tuesday night in Hallettsville. They sent a resolution to the State Triple A Committee opposing local nonlocal committee members and crop reporters. A Lavaca secretary was tasked to petition the Cotton Seed Breeders Association to pack seed in cotton sacks. A state farm group committee will meet at the courthouse Friday March 14 at 2 PM to hear farming condition complaints.
The Fayette-Lavaca Bi-County Council of the PTA met in Hallettsville and elected officers for the coming year. Presiding officers include Mrs B L Nesista of Flatonia and vice presidents Mrs D L Hudson of Hallettsville, Mrs Walter Freytag of LaGrange, Mrs Wagner of Shiner, and Mrs Leonard Cherry of Muldoon. Secretary is Mrs William Miculka of Moulton and treasurer Stanley F Cernosek of Moulton.
Mrs. Rudie Brueggmann of Baursville underwent a surgical operation at Shiner Hospital Tuesday morning. The procedure was entirely successful and she is getting along nicely.
The Moulton boys volleyball team won the county championship in the interscholastic league at Shiner on Saturday defeating South Mustang 2 to 0.
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