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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1950
Page
7
A message to over fifty million American homemakers urging collective influence for world peace. It calls women to organize and manage homes as a beacon of freedom and democracy inspiring other nations to adopt American ideals.
Mr Rudy Schoenfeld and family and Mrs Laura Schoenfeld spent Sunday in Edna with relatives. They also went fishing but report no luck. Mr Henry Malinek and family and others from Moulton Angleton Danbury joined Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh in New Braunfels for a Sunday visit.
Lt. Col. Morris S. Schwartz announced a January draft call of 2037 for Texas. National director Major General Lewis B. Hershey approved the figure, with local board quotas to be set in early December. Texans called since the Korean conflict total 12,525, and state officials say Texas is in good shape to meet the January quota. Also reported are weekend visits by families from Houston Floresville Angleton and Moulton and a funeral in Freisberg for Ben Kleihege.
In 1947 the average American made five rail trips per person totaling 320 miles. The stat reflects nationwide travel patterns by men women and children, indicating broad use of rail transport for personal trips across the year.
Date and coconut palms supply food while tropical houses use fan leaf thatching. Coconut by products yield palm oil for soap and margarine. Sago starch comes from palm tree roots, with over 1500 varieties worldwide.
Mr and Mrs Jim Hoepft return from Roscoe Texas where they visited friends and relatives. Ret Clarence Schraer of Ft Hood spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Schraer in the area.
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