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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1959
Page
9
The first Boehm reunion was held Sunday September 27 at the American Legion Home. Descendants of Richard and Ed Boehm Sr. gathered from across Texas to reminisce and meet younger generations. A dinner and supper fed about 100 attendees.
A mother of eight children under 11 recounts a chaotic morning when she warned the first child who screams would get his mouth washed with soap and still can taste the punishment.
Mr and Mrs Frank Koudelka toured Ganado Edna and Victoria visiting Charlie Koudelka and family including nieces and nephews They spent a day at Port Arthur picnicking and boating On the return trip they called on Mr and Mrs Anton Kubenka in Cordile
A husband explains to his wife that his choice of a Great Dane as a family guardian was based on a prior consultation, while six children listen nearby. The scene captures domestic humor and the clash between parental planning and household chaos.
Funeral notice notes the deceased preceded in death by brother Louis Jasek who died January 23 1955 and sister Marie who died in infancy, with other family details not provided in the fragment.
In Holland Minnesota a grave robbery is investigated after the funeral of 11 year old Jean Pensyl. Sheriff Leonard Stelling said the body was dragged from its casket the night of the burial on September 8. A part time grave digger and town constable Garrett Becker noticed the disturbed grave Saturday.
Local chatter cites Ninth National Bank seeking a cashier while noting a recent hire, suggesting internal turnover or rehire. The brief exchange hints at staffing changes without detailing duties or qualifications.
The dejected coach yells for Jones to enter the game and play aggressively. Jones asks for his number, signaling confusion over who should enter and the number to wear.
A Texas rancher brings a new Rolls Royce for service. The salesman asks if he likes the car. The rancher replies that the partition between front and back seats is special because it keeps cows from licking his neck on stock-show trips.
Lesson in English by W L Gordon explains common misuses and pronunciation. It contrasts words like stevedore cong enial congenital and noncommittal and urges daily vocabulary growth with clear examples and guidance on usage.
Victor Mach, a former Flatonia High attendant, wins the Blinn College Freshman Class presidency by simple majority from about 150 freshmen. Barbara Howell, a past Flatonia resident, is elected class secretary. Both terms run from now until the end of the freshman year.
A Sunday School teacher asks where God is this morning and Willie answers in our bathroom. He explains his father yelled My Lord How long are you going to be in there revealing a humorous misunderstanding.
Readable text shows a Baldwin business college contact line with phone number 584 and location in Texas. The fragment suggests a local advertisement or directory entry. No clear events or names beyond the institution and place are evident.
A detailed day by day radio grid lists Farmer's Program Sonny Sievers Show Ranchtime Roundup and more across KCTI AM 1450. It covers livestock auctions Polka Parades religious and community programs, news blocks and sign offs through the day.
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