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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1957
Page
2
Geraldine Kuhen notes church events at Oak Valley Baptist Church with an upcoming workers conference and services. Local social updates list visits by families from San Antonio Gonzales Bay City Yoakum Waelder and Delhi.
Representative Boysen touts preserved state documents now housed in a quonset on the highway department camp amid debate over higher truck load limits. Notifications accuse Red threats, budget waste, and growing socialism, urging vigilance against communism and farm decline.
The Dogs Club held a family night supper at the VFW Hall with a chicken barbecue and trimmings for members. The club aims to promote friendship and unity and meets the first Sunday of each month. it currently has 15 members.
Mrs. Lee Roy Best celebrated her birthday with family from Muldoon Schulenburg Katy Flatonia and local towns. A noon turkey dinner followed by coffee pies and cakes. Sam Meyer attended funeral services for Mrs. John Schutz in Waelder.
Lavaca County transfer notices list several liens releases and property sales last week. Notable entries include Ernest Schultz et ux to John Dornak et ux for 63 acres in Lavaca and Gonzales counties, Oak Grove Cemetery parcel transfers, and multiple land tracts in Shiner and Hallettsville Vicinity including 18.5 acres along Highway 77 near Mrs Jurena property.
Herbert Albrecht and Dan Berckenhoff join Mrs. Ann Few Commdr and Mrs. Chas Luksovsky with Gene Hinci Edgar Keil Kirby Lee Wagner and Woodrow Joost listed among the roster of VFW members and supporters on page 1.
A witty remark on cocktails highlighting how certain drinks distort perception. It plays with the idea of visual doubling and emotional simplicity, suggesting a humorous contrast between intoxication and solitary clarity.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pinedo of Fort Worth welcomed a son Johnny Francis weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces. The event is noted with a church Mass planned at Praha Catholic Church and a series of visits and gatherings among Novohrad and San Antonio families including the Jasek and Migel families.
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