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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Steve Pustka and Mr and Mrs Frank Pilat spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Kalisek.
Beginning in April the social security representative will visit Shiner twice a month instead of once. Visits will be on Wednesdays at City Hall 9:00 a m with dates April 10 24 May 15 29 and June 12 26. Residents may contact the representative or visit the Victoria District Office for information on benefits.
A historical clipping notes the 509,000th person to tour The Champ exhibit at San Antonio. W. W. Owen Jr. of Elmendorf is pictured with Howard C. Robinson. The Ralston Purina display, unveiled in 1956, travels 12,000 miles illustrating beef and milk production with veterinary input and realistic demonstrations.
A juror explains the defendant had a perfect right to be guilty, saying belief in guilt is not a blanket accusation against her character. The remark highlights tension over jurors' autonomy in verdicts and the presumption of innocence.
The Knights of Columbus traces its roots to founder Father Michael J. McGivney and a 1882 burial aid meeting. From six pallbearers the group grew to over one million members, focusing on charity unity fraterni ty and patriotism with education and war relief work.
James Wiedemann accepts employment at Joske's in San Antonio. He spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Wiedemann. Many local residents attended last rites for F A Nesista 76 in Flatonia.
Veterans in Texas have until 10:00 AM on April 3 to submit bids on forfeited land sold by the Veterans' Land Board. The sale covers S2 tracts across the state and bids will be opened that morning. For information contact the Veterans' Land Board in Austin.
Breakfast conversation reveals a hangover mix up when the husband recalls coming home with a black eye but the wife says he didn’t have one last night. The exchange underscores a comical misunderstanding in a domestic setting.
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