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Newspaper

Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1957

Page

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Mayflower to Plymouth and local sports notes mixed

Ee ERD woe It was 337 years ago when the Mayflower brought pilgrims to this land. The piece notes hardships and perseverance, praises American prosperity, and recognizes local basketball teams led by Coach Thom as Hoyer. It mentions plans for a social security field representative and extended cotton plow-up deadlines due to weekend rains.

Mayflower Plymouth Assachusetts England New World

Social Security Representative to Visit Shiner

A Social Security Office representative from Victoria will be at Shiner City Hall at 9 AM on Monday November 25 to assist with retirement survivor and disability benefit claims and answer questions.

Ial Security Office Victoria Shiner City Hall

Honor Roll Ist 6 Weeks Students Listed by Grade

The following students are named to the Honor Roll for the first weeks of the 1957 58 term. Second Grade: Ronnie Brosch Alton Czichos Shirley Drexler Harvey Faltisek Cornelia Sherry. Third Grade: Rudie Kay Brauer Ronnie Haas James Inez Ernette Zimmer. Fourth Grade: Don Bunting Rae Nell Kaiser Sandra Young. Sixth Grade: Kathy Haas Mary Elizabeth Halliburton Margie Krejci Rita Kubenka Lanell Seifert Larry Seifert. Seventh Grade: Gayle Fisk. Eighth Grade: Kenneth Anderle Robert Haas Joyce Hull Georgia Luksovsky. Ninth Grade: Joan Strandt Rose Marie Grade George Bray Harvey Gene Mich.

Ronnie Brosch Alton Czichos Shirley Drexler Harvey Faltisek Cornelia Sherry Rudie Kay Brauer Ronnie Haas James Inez Ernette Zimmerin Don Bunting Rae Nell Kaiser Sandra Young Kathy Haas Mary Elizabeth Halliburton Margie Krejci Rita Kubenka

Boursville Harmonica Band Performs Across Schools

The famed Boursville Harmonica Band directed by Mrs. R. F. Smothers played at surrounding schools and was broadcast on Houston radio station KPRC in 1927.

Boursville R. F. Smothers KPRC Houston

Local GOC to Hold Important Meeting and Wing Awards

The Ground Observer Corps will meet Monday night November 25 at 7 30 at the High School Cafeteria. A film presentation is planned and wings will be awarded to volunteers with 25 or more hours of observation duty. Sgt. Jordan of El Campo will present the wings and give a short talk.

Ground Observer Corps Jordan el Campo

Reproduction by Raab Studio Band Members Names Listed

The photo caption lists Raab Studio Band members across three rows. Front row includes Lilly Grieve Mable Thompson Lisette Faltisek Mrs R F Smothers Evelyn Mican Hildred Pietsch and Martha Pelech Tauch. Second row names Gaertner Siegel Janak Fisbeck Miss Mary Belle Davis Roy Vort Theodore Faltisch Milton Winkenwerder and R F Smothers. Top row shows Norman Dietschke Anton Schoenfeld Mayme Bartam Rudy Miculka and Alphonse Pavlicek.

Lilly Faltisek Grieve Mable Koester Thompson Lisette Winkenweder R. F. Smothers Evelyn Dietschke Mican Hildred Jaroszewski Pietsch Martha Pelech Tauch Sylvia Gaertner Norman Dietschke Anton Schoenfeld Mayme (Faltisek) Bartam Rudy Miculka Alphonse Pavlicek

Postmaster Urges Early Mail For Christmas 1957

Postmaster John Meiners announces the 1957 "Mail Early For Christmas" campaign predicting a new peak for holiday mail, urging residents to finalize mailing lists, verify full addresses, and stock up on wrapping, cartons, cord, and tape. He notes adding First Class postage to the gift package to ensure simultaneous arrival.

John Meiners

Pvt Jim Svatek Transferred From Fort Carson to Fort Lee

Private Jim Svatek, stationed at Fort Carson Colorado, has been transferred to Fort Lee Virginia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Svatek of Moulton.

Pvt Jim Svatek Fort Carson Colorado Fort Lee Virginia James Svatek Moulton

Dentist Sued Over Dislodged Drill In Patient

Charles Frye Jr. of Logan West Virginia sues Dr. A F Winter of Logan for $75000 in U S District Court alleging a dentist drill became disengaged and lodged in his left lung during a procedure. Frye now resides in Boynton Beach Florida after surgery to remove the drill.

Logan Charles Frye Jr U. S. District Court A. F. Winter W. Va Frye Boynton Beach Fla

Donates Toward Purchase Of St. Joseph Library Books

The Moulton VEW Post No. 6971 donated 100 toward library books for St Joseph's School. They will support the Community Christmas Program on Front Street December 17 and discuss the VFW Christmas program December 15 with members and families.

St. Jos. Library The Post St. Joseph’s School Front Street VFW

Local Basketball Teams Win Again

The Moulton Bobkats defeated Fayetteville 59 to 38 and the Bobkittens beat Fayetteville 56 to 39 in Friday practice games. Scoring by quarters: boys 19 19 15 6. girls 22 18 4 12. Waldner B team visits tonight. travels to Flatonia Friday for another game.

Moulton Bobkats Bobkittens Fayetteville Bobkats Moulton Fayetteville di Os Flatonia

Last Rites Held For Mrs O W Casey

Mrs O W Casey of Houston died in a Houston hospital after a two week illness. Born in Cameron she and husband O W Casey lived in Moulton then Houston for 29 years. Funeral at Smith Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Harris officiating interment in Moulton City Cemetery. Survivors include three children five granddaughters one great grandson and a sister. Pallbearers listed.

O. W Casey Houston Casey Ilouston Smith Funeral Home Harris Moulton City R. E Echols Hobbs New Mexico Wallace Casey

Reckless Driving Charge Filed Here

Ben Berger of Houston was stopped here and charged with reckless driving by Deputy Sheriff Wm Kortwig. The incident occurred at the VIFW Hall Saturday night, November 46. Berger appeared before JE Jerome Vasek here and was fined $20.50 plus court costs.

Ben Berger Houston Wm. Kortwig Vifw Hall Berger JE Jerome Vasek

Dr Liberty Addresses Moulton PTA On Child Health

Dr Herbert Liberty of Renger Hospital Hallettsville spoke to the Moulton Parent Teacher Association on "The Parent's Role in the Maintenance of the Physical and Mental Health of the School Child." He stressed acceptance affection and approval in a medium climate as key factors in a well adjusted child and answered questions after the talk. A short business meeting followed with refreshments.

Moulton Parent - Teacher Association Herbert Liberty Renger Hospital Hallettsville

Chosen Gold Star Boy Of Lavaca Go

Franklin Pesek of Komensky named Gold Star Boy of Lavaca County for this year. He is son of Mr and Mrs Frank Pesek of Moulton and a 4 H member for five years with leadership roles. He won a Sears Roebuck Essay Contest pig in 1954 and a meat animal award in 1956. He later joined the Houston Beef Scramble in 1957 and bought an angus steer with a certificate. He attended the 4 H Leadership Laboratory in Seguin in July.

Franklin Pesek Komensky Lavaca Frank Pesek Moulton Franklin Sears Roebuck Foundation Houston Harvey Renger 4-H Leadership Laboratory Seguina

Mrs. J. A. Arthur Dies After 70 Years

Mrs. John A. Arthur aged 70 died October 13. She would have marked her 56th wedding anniversary November 3. She was mother of Mrs. A. J. Layton of Port Arthur and formerly of Moulton.

J. A. Arthur John A. Arthur A. J. Layton Port Arthur Moulton

Thanksgiving Day Picnic at Komensky

The annual Thanksgiving Day Picnic at Komensky will be held Thursday November 28. A family style dinner includes turkey stew chicken and trimmings for $1.00 for adults and 50c for children. Refreshments on the grounds and day long entertainment with Ad Migl's Orchestra for music. A free dance at night.

Komensky Ad. Migl

Christian Mothers Bake Sale at Catholic Auditorium

The Czech Christian Mothers announce a bake sale on Sunday November 24 starting at noon and running to 5 pm at the Catholic Auditorium. They will serve homemade chicken noodle soup chicken sandwiches kolaches cakes and more. Home orders accepted with soup containers included.

Deer Kills Reported on Kolar Ranch and Sklar's Lease

Opening day deer harvest lists R. J. C. Vogt with a nine pointer on the Kolar Ranch at Sheridan on Friday November 15. Edgar Sreytag follows with a twelve pointer on the same ranch on Tuesday November 19. Julius Krejci adds a four pointer at Sklar's Lease near Sheridan on Sunday morning November 17.

R. J. C. Vogt Kolar Ranch Sheridan Edgar Sreytag Julius Krejci Sklar

Husband Burns Wife’s Wardrobe in Austin Standoff

Police report a North Austin residence fire where every article of clothing except what the wife wore was burned by her husband. Investigators found about 1250 dollars of apparel smoldering in the front yard as the wife cried on the porch and declined to file charges.

Austin North

Knights of Columbus Hear Grim Highway Toll Statistics

Guest speaker Father Marcus Valenta of Praha Parish told Knights of Colmbus Council 3244 about highway deaths and injuries in America. He cited 38000 fatalities last year and over two million injuries, urging attention to speed rule violations alcohol and driving ignorance. Domino games and a Dutch lunch followed the meeting at the Parish Auditorium.

Knights of Columbus Council 3244 Marcus Valenta Praha Alfons Vana Father Vaienta America National Safety Council Texas Highway Department

Two New Youth Leagues Seek Local Participation

The community, already involved in Little League and Babe Ruth, considers adding two leagues for boys over 15. Connie Mack League for ages 16 to 18 and a new golf league are proposed. A meeting will be held in January to discuss youth sports and interest. Contact Rudy Simper for participation details.

A. Kasparek Tri-County Rudy Simper

Cotton Referendum Set For December 10

Cotton farmers will vote on referendums to decide if marketing quotas remain for the 1958 cotton crop. A two thirds vote is required to keep quotas, while acreage allotments stay in effect for price support eligibility. Texas farmers have 7 474 661 acres for upland and 27 829 acres for extra long staple.

Texas West Texas

Negroes Delivered to Huntsville State Penitentiary

Sheriff Theo Long and deputies delivered five Negroes to Huntsville State Penitentiary where they began serving sentences after burglary and hot check passing convictions. Melvin Simons Jacob Davis Simon Mitchell and Samuel Harper each drew 10 years for recent burglaries in Hallettsville. Aron Caesar received 5 years for hot check artistry.

Theo Long Guy Henry Wm. Kortwig Huntsville State Penitentiary Melvin Simons Jacob Davis Simon Mitchell Samuel Harper Hallettsville Aron Caesar

Local F. B. To Have Important Meeting

The regular Farm Bureau meeting will be held Monday November 25 at 7 39 P M at the Moulton VFW Hall. Members will elect officers for the coming year and vote. Other business will be discussed and a social will follow.

Moulton Insurance Agency Moves to New Location

The Moulton Insurance Agency owned by Wm. H. Hohit announces a new location now in effect. Formerly above the Farmers' and Merchants State Bank, the office has moved to the Wm. H. Hohlt residence at the southern end of West First Street. Phone contact remains 3-4540.

Moulton Insurance Agency Wm. H. Hohit Farmers’ & Merchants State Bank Wm. H. Hohlt West First Street

Cotton stalk date changed in Lavaca County farm reports

Agriculture Commissioner John White said the cotton plow-up deadline extends from November 15 to midnight November 30 due to muddy fields and two months of rain hindering harvest. He urged farmers to clean fields promptly as pink bollworms tolerate wet weather poorly.

Lavaca John White White

Local FFA Chapter Holds Greenhand Initiation

The Future Farmers of Moulton held their Greenhand Initiation Thursday night November 14 to raise freshmen to Greenhand rank. President David Anderle led opening ceremonies as officers conducted the initiation for the listed members. Refreshments followed with 34 fathers 4 guests 4 honorary members 4 men teachers 4 board members and 58 chapter members present.

Moulton David Anderle David Crawford Ben Darilek Floyd Dietschke Johnny Dietschke Allen Hanslik Archie Ho

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas Hoyer Fisher E. M. Bowers Jr Raab Studio Moulton Vew Post VFW Hall Charles Luksovsky Waclder 0. W. Casey Dr. Liberty P Fa F. B Moulton Ins FFA
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