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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1948
Page
9
Practical guidance from the Gaines Dog Research Center on selecting a suitable puppy, preparing a home, worming checks, feeding and veterinary care. Advice covers minimizing noise for new puppies, creating a warm sleepy space, housebreaking methods, grooming, flea prevention, and comforting cries at night with a ticking clock.
Bill Batey and Victor Feh renkamp Jr. of College Station spent the weekend visiting home folks. Mrs. Ad Nachlinger of Taylor visited relatives in Moulton recently. Miss Marie Fojtik of Yoakum spent the first part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Fojtik.
Mrs. Pren Saskwell visited Mrs. Haskell Morrow in Waelder last week Thursday. Houston visitors Mr. and Mrs. Meinhart Kotzebue called on Mr. and Mrs. Vince Rehmer and relatives last Saturday. Houston couple Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cummins, formerly of Gilmer, were guests of the W. L. Gibson home Sunday evening. Others in the group included L. V. Cummins, Mrs. M. F Helweg and children Allison and Arno Ray of Waelder. Week-end guests Alice Arnim of Houston and Velma Rehmer of San Antonio visited the Arnim home. O. A. Arnim, A. O. Rehmet and Mrs. Leland Rehmet of San Antonio spent Sunday with the Arnims.
Mrs. Joe Lockwell plans a new home in the northeast. Pete Gummelt and his son Jimmie of Houston spent the weekend with Gus and Mrs. Gummelt. Mrs. Travis Walker of San Saba and Doris Arvim with Mrs. A. C. Rehmet of San Antonio visited the Arnim family. Mrs. W. C. Schmeltekopf of Kyle travels to Panama City to meet her granddaughter at the Seiberts. Alex Haas of St Marys University spent Sunday with his parents in San Antonio. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. MeDonald of Kerrville visited Joe Vanhams.
George S Benson President Harding College in Searcy Arkansas argues against federal housing subsidies. He contrasts European public housing failures with American independence, warning that government programs threaten liberty and risk demolishing private initiative. He cites a New York Times report of a worker’s home being demolished without a permit to illustrate perils of state planning.
Regular Geier-Merrem Post No 392 American Legion meeting will be held at the Legion Hall Tuesday night October 5 at 8 oclock. All members urged to attend. Final plans for the club picnic and a film about the San Francisco National Legion Convention will be shown at the start of the session.
A community music event invites visitors to enjoy Swing Poplar and Western pieces and request songs. Performers welcome audience favorites and live arrangements, offering a lively program for all ages.
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