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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1949
Page
8
Notice is given that original letters testamentary were granted to Arnold Freytag on April 28 1949 by the Lava Ca County Texas Court. All persons with claims must present them as required by law. Those owing the estate should provide payment to executor Arnold Freytag at Moulton Texas.
Franklin R Billimek of Shiner receives diploma for the complete Secretarial and Accounting course at Baldwin Business College Yoakum Texas. A former St Ludmila's Academy graduate, he chaired the Social Committee in the Student Club. Parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Billimek live in Shiner.
The notice lists subjects including Accounting Retail Wholesale Math Corporation Shorthand Cert Pub Typing Cost English Fed Tax Spelling Garage Machines Law Filing Letter Writing Penmanship Comptometry Civil Service and confirms the Summer Term opens June 6 at the specified center.
Dick Etlinger Albert Pavlicek and Hubert Wenske thanked for blood donations during illness. Jordan Raab expresses gratitude to all who assisted and remembered the kindness.
The Catholic School Club met last Wednesday night to plan an end of school picnic at Salomar Park on May 1. Officers elected include President Mrs Julius Anderle Secretary Mrs August Etlinger Vice President Mrs Frank Kouna Treasurer Mrs Johnnie Braveneck Reporter Mrs Otto Kets 93r.
Students of St Josephs School will stage a three act comedy titled Southern Cinderella at St Josephs Parish Hall on Sunday May 15 at 8 00 PM.
Moulton High School seniors stage The Funny Brats at the high school gym Friday May 13 at 8 00 PM under Principal Marvin Merrem. Public invited.
The Novohrad school closed on Friday, April 29. Two eighth grade students An geline Jasek and Leroy Rehak qualified for diplomas after county exams at Hallettsville. Three students earned Roll of Honor for perfect attendance: Edward Rainer Jr., Harvey Gene, and Elmer Michna. The PTA held its last meeting May 3 with a short business session and elections.
The Baursville school closed Monday May 2 under John J. Beck administration. Assistant teacher was Mrs Erwin Biehunke. Six graduates named Roland Gassmann Le roy Muehlstein Freddie Jemelka Blaine Brueggman Henriet ta Kresta Emil Schoenweitz.
The Oak Grove School held Graduation Exercises on Wednesday night May 4. Eighth graders Lorene Wendel and Emil Siems led the program with speeches and awards. Five students earned honor certificates for perfect attendance. A free dance followed with music by the Evergreen Playboys.
At the May 4 reorganization of the Moulton Independent School District board of trustees F C Smith was elected president for the coming year. Louis Pietsch became vice president and G G Fisbeck was re-elected treasurer. Hold-over members are Bill Novosad Ed Aikesh Lee Jarosek and Wm J Meyer.
The Eagle reports Mr. and Mrs. J. W Nachlinger of San Antonio sent greetings while visiting Kansas City. They also toured the Truman summer home at Independence Missouri during their trip.
Erwin Eustice Herbst two year old son of Major and Mrs Edward Herbst died Tuesday May 3 and was buried at Sweet Home Texas Saturday morning The child strangled from an aspirin solution before a physician could reach him The mother is Irene Valenta of Sweet Home granddaughter of Mrs Valenta of Moulton
Carl Huser of Schulenburg spoke at the Lions Club lunch about the Carnation Milk Plant. The nominating committee listed officers for the new war term with Marvin Merren as president and election set for May 21. Committees were named for the June 2 banquet. Lad Hruska resigned from the softball committee.
The Czech Dramatic Club of Moulton presented Na Manzelske Gronte Klid in the Moulton High School gymnasium drawing a large crowd. Cast members included Albert Brom Louis J Pavlas James Koneaba Tom H Tousek and others while 9th District Convention attendees named Melvin Rothbauer Thomas H Tousek and several legion members attended Schulenburg. William A Cline of Ronald Mays Post No 87 Wharton was elected 9th district Commander for two years and Texas City was chosen for the Fall Convention. Dr J G Flowers, president of Southwest Texas State Teachers College, left San Marcos May 15 to serve as a summer consultant on higher education for the office of military government in Germany. He will work with an eleven member American committee and five foreign representatives on German teacher training programs.
Paul Cranston of Pasadena and John Pliska of Midland spent last week with Alois Zidek and a family. They also visited in LaGrange and Houston.
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