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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle edited by O F Knape W L Knape publishes weekly on Fridays from Moulton Texas. Subscription costs 2 dollars yearly in advance. Entry as second class matter at Moulton Post Office under the 1879 act. Date March 30 1951.
Adrian Dunn 16 year old Weimar star athlete died after breaking his neck during conditioning for track in the school gym. Coach Allen Winters said the death occurred about 4 pm as a doctor arrived. Dunn, all district second team quarterback and starting basketball forward, was survived by three brothers and six sisters. Funeral services were held Thursday at Hubbard Funeral Home with teammates as pallbearers.
Waelder voters will choose a city marshal and three aldermen in the April 3 election. Aldermen on the ballot are Flory Walker Meynard Hallmark and Alton Long. City marshal candidate is Tom P Childers. Arthur Lucke of Shiner was in Moulton Thursday for business. Lee Jarosek and Mrs. Louisa Valenta were in Moulton and Houston for matters yesterday.
Senator Gus Strauss notes the Senate passed the appropriation bill covering two years of state government funding for departments courts hospitals charitable institutions colleges and rural roads at 15 million dollars annually. A House bill on annual automobile inspections was introduced to improve road safety with a one dollar fee and required certification for license plates. He criticizes salary disparities in the Gilmer-Aiken administration while urging equal pay across departments to reduce ill will and discontent among workers.
Hallettsville plans a major street resurfacing project by Dean Paving Co of Yoakum. Main streets will receive a half inch layer of ready mixed asphalt and gravel starting with the north south run by the public school. Mr and Mrs Tom Fatio and Gen Tommy of Richmond Texas visited the Cinadr home and others this Sunday.
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