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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1957
Page
3
The Culak Lodge SPJST No 165 hosted an Irish Stew Supper Sunday with strong attendance despite poor weather. The event supported by Culak Lodge No 165 SPJST and drew community members for a warm meal and fellowship.
Mr and Mrs Lester Zimmermann of Yoakum spent Monday evening here with Mr and Mrs E W Zimmermann and Ernette.
A sensational Wednesday night at 9 15 features World s Scariest Gorilla Mighty Kone in person at the Grand Theatre along with Dr Jekyl in a bizarre live fright show that promises hair rising thrills dangers and screams not suitable for faint of heart youths urged to bring a brave date.
Mary Ann Knezek, graduate of Baldwin Business College Yoakum, becomes Dictaphone Stenographer at Corpus Christi Hardware Co. Calvin Schertz, Baldwin Bookkeeping graduate, joins REA in Gonzales and commutes from his Moulton area farm. The college also announces the War Orphans Education Program with aid for children of veterans.
Real estate transfers and proceedings in Lavaca County include pipeline rights of way by Southwest Natural Gas Company in Middleton Surrey and J F McLaurine E Turner surveys, numerous Yoakum and Hallettsville parcels, liens released, and heirs affidavits. Names include Urschel Borchers Morris Morris Wendt Kramet Pustejovsky and many others in multiple additions and leagues.
The Komensky P T A held a regular meeting on March 7 with a National 4 H Club Week program by the Komensky 4 H Club. Lillie Kocian and others demonstrated vegetables while Joycelyn Pesek and Carolyn Pelech presented an electrical display. Share the Fun participants included Bonnie Kortwig Jerrilyn Technik Deloris H ern is Gertrude Smolik Doris Ann Barta Dorothy Tupa Frankie Kocian Jeanette Tupa Evelyn Faltysek Gladys Shuman James Vasek Julius Kans ek Jr and Richard Kresta Jr.
Disabled children over 18 may start collecting monthly social security benefits in January 1957. Eligibility requires disability before 18, unmarried status, and dependence on a living or deceased parent drawing benefits. Applications are being received. further details available from the Social Security Administration and local representatives in Shiner and Hallettsville with scheduled meetings.
College Station experts predict 1957 hog prices will stay well above early 1956 lows and likely higher than last year, driven by smaller 1956 pig crop and lower corn prices. Cattle and sheep prices show little real gain for 1957, with slaughter volumes and moisture conditions shaping the outlook. overall meat supplies remain large, near 1956 records.
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