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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1959
Page
5
Charles Kocian Sr. visited the home of his sister and brother in law over the past weekend. A car group including Mrs Adolph Nesis ta Mrs Ben Branecky Mr and Mrs Eugene Pilat and son joined the trip. They reported an enjoyable weekend despite a twelve degree Saturday morning. Returning Monday the weather was clear and warm.
Henry Koester building corner Front Street and Cockins Avenue hosts a long established undertaking parlor. August Papacek begins a clerkship with Kotzebue Drug Co. The Moulter Post Office selective draft list includes Susir, Jilek, Nachlin, Novek, Wag ner, Miculka, Beran, Jochm, Gajer, Migl, Merrem, Koudoika, Reindl Jr.
A long list of residents joining businesses and civic groups is reported alongside notable events. New hires at Ed Boehm’s Sons include Willie F. Gerders and Bertha Papacek. A Studebaker crash near town injures Jacob Tomasko amid a string of area deaths, a new brass band forms under Adolph Rebecek, and a Ford garage opens on Front Street under Edmund Zetlinger’s supervision. Community updates cover housing, employment, and local legal matters.
The article promotes planting pecan trees to earn tax money from first crop profits. It notes trees live 100 years, provide shade, and can be started from seed or nursery stock. Planting is best fall to April with late winter ideal. growth appears slowly as taproots form.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for assistance after the death of Mrs. John Haba. Gratitude goes to Doctors Robert Wagner and Robert William, their nursing staff, Revs. O Shaughnessy Robin Hanacek Bernard Goebel and Emil Winklarek, St. Ann's Society, Funeral Home directors, and everyone who sent flowers cards spiritual offerings provided food and helped during the funeral period.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ostelloh of New Braunfels visited with the Henry Malineks Friday and attended funeral services in Flatonia for Mrs. Catherine Roenauer.
A Texas tycoon enters a Cadillac showroom and, with a dissatisfied air, asks for a get well car after explaining his wife has the flu. A salesman rushes over, opens an order book, and inquires what can be done to help.
An 8 pound 6 ounce girl named Eunice Jeannette was born to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pavlicek at Shiner Hospital on November 16 at 11 05 AM. She has five brothers and two sisters and was baptized November 22 at St. Joseph’s Church by Father Emil Winklarek. Sponsors are Bennie and Mrs. Hromadka of Weima. Grandparents are Joe V. Michalee of Mora via and Louis Pavlicek of Flatonia.
Mr and Mrs Ben Dawilek and family together with Mr and Mrs Jim Brom and Mr and Mrs Henry Schoenfeld Jr spent the weekend traveling through Bellaire and Houston enjoying a family outing and nearby sights.
Mr and Mrs Paul Cormier of Corpus Christi spent several days visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Reindl.
Miss Vernell Dietschke, bride elect of James Kasper, was honored with a miscellaneous shower on Sunday November 8 at the St. Joseph Catholic Gym. Guests included family members and hostesses listed, with a program of readings and songs, a pink carnation corsage for the honoree, and a wedding Mass planned for November 21 at St Joseph Church followed by a dance at the VFW Hall.
A local firemen’s organization promotes the annual dance with the slogan You come to our dance and we ll come to your fire. The campaign emphasizes community engagement as volunteers sell tickets and urge attendance.
Mrs R W Dagg and Mrs Dorothy Garrett of Yoakum visited in the Fred Pietsch home Monday.
The posted weekly schedule lists farmer programs, markets, auctions, polka parades, and music shows across Monday to Sunday. Notable items include Sonny Sievers Show, Rancho Time Roundup, Just Music, Gonzales Livestock Auction, Polka Parade, Western Jamboree, News segments, and religious programs. Local farms and community events appear alongside county agent updates and livestock auctions.
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