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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
5
School children from Moulton Shiner Hallettsville Yorktown Cuero and Yoakum will sing Texans songs in a large Tom-Tom festival on June 6 in Yoakum. The event gathers public rural and parochial students for a grand south Texas sing along.
Mrs. Wm. Gray of Yoakum visited in Moulton Sunday. Mrs. R. B. Papacek and daughter Marjorie visited in Yoakum last Friday. E. T. Merrem spent several days in Shiner last week visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Mladenko and Rose Nell Otts visited in the Fred C. Krause home in Shiner Sunday.
Mrs Leona Merrem and her son Malvin visited Hallettsville on Saturday to take care of business matters.
Mrs. Ed Boehm Sr Mrs. Elo Fehrenkamp and Miss Helen Boehm visited in Smithville last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunke Sr were in Yoakum last week visiting Mr and Mrs Eugene Anders, sharing a brief family gathering in the local community.
Mr and Mrs Roy Rowan along with Mrs Linda Franke and her daughter Miss Viola visited relatives in Moulton Sunday. Mrs Frank Krause and daughter Miss Argolda returned to Boerne Friday after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives here.
Allen Darilek spent several weeks with his parents Judge and Mrs. A. J. Darilek. He returned to San Antonio Sunday to resume his college studies.
Fehrenkamp Miss Marguerite Boehm and Emil Vacek attended the funeral of Mrs Ad Stavinoha in LaGrange Tuesday of last week. The deceased was a sister to Mr Vacek.
A short note describes several mouse species. The fatter mouse is noted as destructive while the pretty white-footed deer mouse lives in the wilds. The jumping mouse Startles observers with a ten-foot jump when brush or corn shocks are moved. The harvest mouse builds nests in bushes and trees, and the house mouse is described as quite destructive.
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