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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1958
Page
2
A new lighting system installed near Burnet showcases the scenic wonders of Texas Longhorn Cavern with dramatic illumination designed to enhance the cavern's features for visitors.
A collage of opinions questions Texas governor power over state finances and cabinet selection while critiquing education, social tolerance, and crime. It warns of plans to shrink farming towns and threatens national economic policies blamed for rural decline.
The article outlines practical daily upkeep to extend tractor life. It cites a Massey Ferguson survey noting neglect can cut life by up to fifty percent. Key steps: change engine oil and transmission lubricants, replace oil filter and air cleaner, reset spark plug gap, check battery water weekly, follow the owner's manual, and yearly engine tune ups by the dealer.
E B Germany will address the 2nd annual South Texas Industrial Development Conference in San Antonio May 11 12 on the objectives of the Texas Industrial Commission. The event, sponsored by the South Texas Chamber of Commerce, expects broad attendance from a 52 county area with sessions on financing development locating prospects and activating local leadership. Walter Cardwell of Luling STTC president will give the keynote. invited chambers include Moulton.
Pictured couple Mr and Mrs Ronald Bauer married at St Louis Catholic Church in Austin on April 14. Bride is daughter of Mrs Hugo J Strieder of Moulton and the late Dr Hugo J Strieder. Groom is son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bauer. They plan to live in Austin where he works for Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. She is a student nurse at Seton School of Nursing.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Hildebrandt and children of San Antonio visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Wilburt Manning. A J Simpson hosted guests including Bobby Grasse and family of Yoakum and Miss Stewart of New York last week. Additional visitors included Dick Johnson of San Antonio and Naomi and Bobbie Ablinger of San Marcos with Sam Johnson and Debby Stewart visiting Ernest Laqua in Austin.
The cedars of Lebanon were famed for height and strength as the tallest trees known in Biblical times, making them enduring symbols in literature.
The Ladies Aid of Zion Lutheran Church met May 1 in the Educational building with 25 members. Rev Julius Holm led singing practice from the new hymnal, the treasurer reported about 100 dollars net from the Missionary Convention dinner, and new committees were formed for various clubs and events through June.
The Komensky PTA held its regular meeting on Thursday May 1 with opening at 8 00 led by the president. Minutes were read and approved, treasurer's report given, then pupils entertained with a program honoring mothers. The 4 H Club boys performed a cake walk and refreshments were served before departures.
An evening at the Paul Green home featured exhibits in sewing, flower arranging, quilting and crafts. Attendees included many local families such as the Meyers, Bests, Wisemans, Bauers, Krauses, Pavlas, Haas, Wiedemanns and Ellises among others. Also noted were bridal shower guests from Flatonia for Adrienne Maker and various community visitations and TV viewing in local homes.
A rehearsal supper was given Saturday evening at 8 oclock in Moulton at the home of Mr and Mrs Emil Jaluska. The house featured roses and greenery. Menu included baked ham potato salad pickles olives baked beans potato chips and mints with coffee and punch. Mr and Mrs Emil J Jalafka and Jeannette Jalafka of San Antonio organized the event.
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