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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
3
Miss Hulda Kaase of Houston spent the weekend with her sister Miss Helen Kaase and other relatives in Higjlettsville. Mrs Lilly Darilek spent the weekend in Bellaire in the home of Mr. and Mrs Oscar Darilek.
Interior view shows Emil Bartos Bar & Cafe during opening day Saturday March 16 as familiar citizens enjoy refreshments all day. The venue formerly Clarence Jaroszewski place sits beside the Post Office Building on Front Street.
The Oak Grove 4-H Club met on March 12 led by County Agent Mr. Lindsey. The meeting opened with minutes read and approved, then Lindsey showed a safety film and announced contests for members.
Ed Mund Harbich 25 of Flatonia is a recruiting sergeant in Headquarters Battery of the 7th Infantry Division 48th Field Artillery Battalion in Korea. He entered the Army in January 1953 after basic training at Fort Sam Houston and arrived in the Far East last December. Harbich is a 1949 graduate of Cistern Rural High School.
The Komensky 4-H Club girls held their regular meeting on Friday March 15 with Mrs. Myers presiding. President Jerrillyn Technik led the pledge and prayer, minutes were read, and roll call followed. Betty Jo Hrnck led a song while demonstrations covered Orange Tuna with Noodles and an Electrical Demonstration by Joycelyn Pesek and Carolyn Pesech.
Expressions of gratitude to west railroads extend from Ezra Taft Benson and state legislatures for cutting freight rates by half. The action is said to have saved ranchers farmers and dairymen thousands of herds, with over 25 million dollars saved in four years. Beef and eggs top USDA March plentiful foods list alongside lamb hens perch and halibut.
Texas justices of the peace imposed penalties for wildlife code infractions in a monthly arrest report. Five individuals paid $600 each plus costs, one was fined $800 plus prosecution expenses, all for illegal deer hunting and night hunting. An Amarillo man paid $200 for killing an antelope after season. ten people fined for mourning dove violations. Two Goldsmith men faced $400 in fines for trapping quail. A Pasadena agent faced $275 plus costs for lacking a wholesale fish license. another $1200 in fines and costs for the same charge.
The column lists Senate Bill 42 removing married women instrument acknowledgments, Senate Bill 32 egg grading and labeling, and Senate Bill 188 death for repeat dope peddlers. A note credits Charles Hoehne of Schulenburg for the remainder of the column, and the writer praises Senator Cal Krueger’s active committee work and campus views from the Senate Gallery.
Railroads perform work equivalent to hauling about 10 tons of freight for every US resident each year, highlighting the sector's large-scale logistics and demand.
The Women Missionary group met March 20 in the Educational building with 15 members and Rev. Holm. Mrs Holm led devotion and prayer, with Bible study by Miss Kaase. magazine quiz by Mrs Hildebrandt. Plans included library books preview, ordered Study Course materials, and Mother’s Day slide prep.
Mr and Mrs August Hermes Sr of Hallettsville and Mr and Mrs Hebert Hermes with their children of Point Comfort visited the Carl Lockstedt family Friday afternoon in a local social gathering.
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