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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1952
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle, published every Friday in Moulton Texas, lists subscription rates of 2.50 per year in advance and 1.50 for six months 1.00 for three months and single copies. It is posted as second class mail under the act of March 8 1879 with the issue date November 7 1952.
The Executive Secretary of the Game and Fish Commission announces a 1952 change allowing inboard motor boats or outboard motor boats kept tied to a permanent bind for water fowl hunters. Motors may not disturb ducks. retrieval of dead or crippled birds is allowed. Baiting waterfowl remains prohibited.
Lavaca County unit of the Texas State Teachers Association met in Moulton on October 27 at 7 30 p m. Supt Neal Fox called the meeting to order. The secretary read the minutes and a short business session followed. Guest speaker Supt A B Bird Gonzales spoke on proposed Texas education legislation. Refreshments were served by the Home Economics department.
The fall term of the District Court convened in Hallettsville with District Judge Lester Holt presiding and District Attorney W. W. Ellison leading the prosecution. Farley Turk named door bailiff. Frank McGrew August Baca Zat Johnson and Bob Pohl ride bailiffs for the term. The Grand Jury, led by foreman William E. Browning, includes Miloslav V. Gillar Walter Hildebrandt James Hartt Halton Buchanek Eli Rubin Vernon Oblegoner N. B. Fehrenkamp Max L. Wolters Paul Reckaway Joe Muras and Lee L. Jarosek.
The Komensky PTA met on Friday night October 24 and arranged the annual Thanksgiving Picnic for Thursday November 27. The next meeting is planned for Friday November 14 and all members are urged to attend.
A series of social notices records visits and stayovers. Ad C Pilat plans to settle in New Braunfels. Joe Brazda and family, Needville, spent the weekend with F A Koncaba. Fred Osterloh visited in New Braunfels. Loys Barnett, Gonzales, shopped and met friends in Moulton. Charles Krall, Flatonia, on business in Moulton. Berans and John Lewis Beran relatives visited Fort Sam Houston. A J Elster, Palacios, stayed with Raab family. Dr Loraine of Gonzales, Gonzales Veterinary Depot, in Moulton on business. Gus Krueger, Needville, weekend in Moulton. Albert Heimann, Angleton and Frank Heiman, Danbury, visited Mali nek home. Durwood Bradley, Lubbock, spending week with her parents Richter. Mrs A L York, Spofford, returned home after visit.
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