Foehs Welcome Daughter Linda Faye
Mr and Mrs Willie Foeh of Witting announce the arrival of an 8 pound baby girl named Linda Faye born at Dufner Hospital Hallettsville on Friday November 14 The family now has three boys and one girl.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1952
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Willie Foeh of Witting announce the arrival of an 8 pound baby girl named Linda Faye born at Dufner Hospital Hallettsville on Friday November 14 The family now has three boys and one girl.
Thirty four students from Sam and Will Moore High School and their teacher Mrs. Lydia Merrem visited The Eagle office. They spent about thirty minutes watching the machinery in operation and learned how a newspaper is printed.
Feature prose extols Texas outdoors and rural life, contrasting urban confinement with nature. It reflects on landscapes and renewal. The piece notes social visits as locals Willard Mitchells of Corpus Christi visited Henry Wagner and Mrs Locke. Additional visitors include Raymond Havlik and Cassandra from Pasadena visiting John and Mrs Havlik.
The notice lists numerous family visits and relocations. Ad C Pilats of New Braunfels spent a weekend with Albert Pilat relatives, Hugo Boehm and son visited Louis Boehm in Moulton, J J Havlik family in Bellaire, Rudy Janacek family moving to Port Lavaca, Melvin Ammerman reported to Camp Stoneman after furlough, Cecil Castro moved to Yoakum, Frank J Wagner visited Houston, Wm Lee Young family stayed with Jack Greenhaw in Elgin, Patrick Henry denied Secretary of State appointment, Herman Koranek returned from New Braunfels, and two U S Presidents died during Congressional sessions.
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