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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1953
Page
2
Readable crossword clues list with across and down entries including titles of knights war profits and various definitions. Includes hints like Wealthy Landed estate weapon land measure and river island plus many short word clues and abbreviations.
Puzzle style clue list leads to a public notices style ad for insurance needs by Frank J. Biehunke Insurance Agency in Moulton with a contact dial 3-4538. The fragment references last week answers and various short clues.
A birthday party was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Muehlstein for their son Vestine’s sixteenth birthday. Attending were numerous relatives including Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller, Edwin Muehlstein, Emil Muehlstein, Frank Hanslik and family, Tom Muehlstein Sr., Morris Muehlstein, Johnnie Brosch and daughters, Bill Zimmermann, Leon Ray, Billie Joe, Miss Georgie Machart, Miss LaVerne Muehlstein, Leroy Muehlstein and the hosts Elo and Vestine Muehlstein.
Lt and Mrs James Kolar announce the birth of a baby boy named James Michael on March 12 in Yoakum. He weighed 8 pounds. Mother Margaret Schmidt is now Mrs Ad Schmidt of Yoakum and Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar are of here.
Numerous residents and relatives from Moulton, Flatonia, Shiner, Columbus, Waelder, Eagle Lake, Yoakum, and surrounding areas spent Sunday and weekend in Victoria visiting friends and family, with extended stays noted for several individuals and groups. Local hosts included the Fojtik, Hull, Papacek, Mikulencak, and Bauer families among others.
Lutheran Ladies Aid met on March 5 with 25 members and one visitor. Rev. Windecker led scripture reading and prayer. readings by Elizabeth Green and explanations by the minister followed. Committees were appointed for flowers, membership, and sick care. yard work was noted as shrubbery planted. purchases of a garbage can and a hose were approved.
I thank Drs. R. W. Williams F. M. Wagner J. W. Connally J. W. Boyle and the Wagner Hospital staff for kindness Also thanks to Rev. K Windecker Rev Oehlke and all relatives and friends for prayers cards flowers gifts and food May God bless each and every one of you Mrs Harry Wagner
The American Red Cross outlines how field directors and hometown chapters assist service members with emergency leave, loans, and family aid. It stresses that loans funded by the public drive are possible because of American contributions and calls for generous giving to the 1953 Red Cross Fund appeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rieb schlaeger of Moulton announce the engagement of their daughter Ida Lee to Daniel Koranek of Shiner. The wedding is planned for Saturday April 11 at St Josephs Catholic Church. A birthday party honored Joe Kloesel on his 76th birthday with many relatives from Moulton Victoria Moravia Oak Grove and Shiner in attendance.
A regular Wo men's Missionary Society meeting convened Wednesday March 18 with president Mrs Beale presiding. Fourteen members and Rev K Windecker attended.
Albert Rosenauer visits the Osterloh home in New Braunfels. Fireman 1st Class Dale Baur, recently in France Scotland England and Greece for a year, is on a fifteen day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Baur and will report to Newport Rhode Island for new assignment.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Anders of Schulenburg were here Friday for unspecified business or social purposes, according to residents noting their appearance in town.
Guests included Mr and Mrs George Mueller Mr and Mrs Elo Muehlstein Mr and Mrs Emil Muehlstein Mr and Mrs Tom Muehlstein Mr and Mrs Adolf Kouba and sons and the Muehlstein siblings plus hostesses Mr and Mrs Johnnie Brosch and daughters. Refreshments of pies cakes sandwiches coffee soda water and beer were served and guests departed after lunch wishing many more birthdays.
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