Memorial Day Address Praises Veterans and Calls for Peace
Commander Reeves and local leaders cap memorial observance in Moulton praising the dead from Civil War to Korea. The speaker argues for cooperation over isolationism, imperialism, or world buying, urging a peaceful path via international law and shared sacrifice. An engagement announced for Mary Charlene Worthy and Kermit Pagel.
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Flander’s
Argonne Forest
St. Mihiel
Bataan
Corregidor
Guadalcanal
Bougainville
Africa
Desert Sands
Bierze
Tripoli
Sicily
Italy
Germany
Korea
America
Land of the
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United States
Charles Everett Worthy
San Marcos
Mary Charlene
Kermit Les Pacel
Otto Pagel
Hallettsville
Greandson
Emil. Darilek
Moulton
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
University of Texas
Pagel
Victoria Junior College
Moulton Beer License Hearing Notice 1959
State of Texas Lavaca County notice of a May 23 1959 hearing at Hallettsville County Courthouse on an application by Billy P Reeves for a beer retailers on premises license at mile northeast of Post Office on Highway 95 City of Moulton for The American Legion Post No 392. Contests may be filed with costs as provided by law. County Clerk Charles Strait seals the notice.
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American Legion
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Lavaca
St. Josephs School Club Bake Sale At City Office
The St Josephs School Club sponsors a bake sale at the City Office on Saturday May 23 starting 9 30 a m A large selection of cakes pies kolaches bread and more will be available This sale begins a money raising effort to replace desks at St Josephs School Patronage is appreciated Visit the City Office Saturday morning for home baked goodies
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St. Joseph’s School Club
St. Joseph’s School
Fragmented OCR Text About Local Event
Fragmented readable phrases mention people and places without clear context. The source lacks coherent facts to form a complete news item or concrete event.
Komensky PTA Meets May 7
The Komensky P T A met in its final session for the term on Thursday May 7 at 8 o clock. The meeting opened with the regular procedures, minutes and treasurer reports were read, a short program honoring Mothers Day was presented by Miss Howe, a free lunch followed, and attendees departed hoping to meet again in October.
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Komensky P.T. A
Miss Howe
Visiting families share Sunday at Mrs. Chas. Lueke home
Mrs Hild Mueller and Mrs Victor Vogt with children of Rosenberg visit Sunday at Mrs Charles Lueke's home in Houston. Mrs Clara Bonie and Mr Clarence Brown also present as services were held.
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Hild. Mueller
Victor Vogt
Rosenberg
Clara’ Bonie
Clarence Brown
Houston
Chas. Lueke
Lavaca County Eighth Grade Exam Top Honors Listed
Fifty seven Lavaca County rural students took a six subject exam at Hallettsville High School on May 16. Patricia Tirl nch of Moravia was Valedictorian with 97.75 and Michael Kunetka of Sweet Home was Salutatorian with 96.75. Johnny Bishop of Ezzell ranked third with 96.62 and many others scored 90 or above among Moravia Wied Ezzell Sweet Home Witting and Oak Grove students. A ninth grader quoted an essay noting the telephone’s emergency value.
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville High School
Patricia Tlrnch
Moravia
Michael Kunetka
Sweet Home
Johnny Bishop
Ezzell
Anne Lois Gallia
Guerie Blahuta, Jr
Theresa Janak
Wied
Tony DeBord
Fezzel
Kathy Matus
Adella Haba
Witting
Marvin Kocian
Helen Jurien
Blanche Svetlik
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P-Ta
Darwin Vasek
Louise Jaluska
Leroy L. Rybak
Joseph Wick
Philip Korinek
Benedict Herman
Florine Wenske
Oak Grove
Thomas Kanak Jr
Mary Ellen Hinci
Ben Pohl
Ezze
Ephone Tolks
Jatufka’s
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