Lost mulley cow near Shiner Texas
Friday evening a rec mulley cow with brown stripe on back and slick upper head is missing. Reward offered for information leading to its return. Contact Joe Ripple Route 3 Shiner Texas.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1947
Page
10
Friday evening a rec mulley cow with brown stripe on back and slick upper head is missing. Reward offered for information leading to its return. Contact Joe Ripple Route 3 Shiner Texas.
President Truman proclaimed Monday April 7 as Army Day and April 6 to 12 as Army Week. He urged state governors to issue similar proclamations to honor the Army and reminded citizens the Army serves at home and abroad only with public support.
Mrs. Ed Kolar Marvin Merrem and Weldon Knape accompanied the team to the State Basketball Meet in Austin Saturday. Players listed include Alex Haas James Maresh John Olsovsky Thomas Hoyer James Holub Francis Fisbeck Sam Meyer and Kenneth Frey. Mrs Kolar and Mr Merrem provided transportation.
Mr and Mrs Ernst Schultz of Hallettsville visited Moulton on Tuesday for business and social greetings. Mr and Mrs Otto Hoepfl and children have returned to Hermleigh after several days with home folks and friends.
Mr and Mrs Chas Eissler of Hallettsville and Mr and Mrs H C Eissler with sons N L Burris and Raymond Eissler of Beeville visited in the Ed L Biehunko home Sunday.
Rudie Kubenka attended a showing of the new Frigidaire line at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio last week. The event showcased Frigidaire products and discussed upcoming offerings.
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