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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1958
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Julius Janecek announce the birth of a girl Patricia Eileen at Renger Hospital Hallettsville on Sept 10 weighing seven pounds four ounces This is the Janecek family seventh child with six sons and one daughter.
I thank everyone who assisted during my stay at Renger Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. W. H. Yates Dr. Harvey Renger and Paul Renger the nurses and staff. Thanks to blood donors Claude Jaluska and E E Darilek and those who volunteered. Mrs. Julius Janecek and Patricia Eileen.
Mr and Mrs Walter Palmer and their son from Houston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A J Breitschopf.
The column criticizes school resistance to integration and defends constitutional law despite controversy at Van Buren and Little Rock. It argues against factional excess in farm policy and praises Lyndon Johnson and Adlai Stevenson as Democratic leaders, urging Christian leadership against communism.
Mrs Emilie Pietsch Wunderlich died at her Yoakum home weighing long illness. Born October 5 1874 in Freyburg Fayette County she was 83 11 19. Funeral at Holy Cross Lutheran Yoakum. burial in Molton City Cemetery. Survivors include husband Samuel Wunderlich daughter Amanda Baur son. multiple relatives in Houston Yoakum and Moulton.
Mr and Mrs Savior Castro and family and Willie Charlie and Lee Laas visited with Mr and Mrs Frank Schoenwietz of Rosenberg Sunday.
James Kubenka thanks all who sent cards and gifts and expresses appreciation to doctors and nursing staff at Wagner Hospital Shiner and DeTar Memorial Hospital Victoria. He also thanks neighbors friends and relatives for hospital visits.
Death notices list Jerome Belicek of Speaks, Belicek of Houston, Willie Belicek of Hallettsville, and Julius Belicek of Witt ing. Circumstances of death are unknown at this time.
The analysis compares Plan A and Plan B for 80.0 acres with a 9 percent cut and 72.8 acres allowable in 1959. Plan A yields 18 200 lbs of cotton valued at 31.2 cents per lb and grain sorghum at 1.70 per lb resulting in gross income of 6568.86 with zero added costs. Plan B uses 25 475 lbs cotton valued at 25.35 cents and no grain sorghum, totaling 6720.18 gross income with 320.00 extra costs and 6400.18 net, noting Plan A shows higher gross income in this scenario but cases vary.
Texaco dealers gathered at the Quast Cafe in Yoakum for a kickoff meeting to plan fall sales. The group discussed promotions, displays, and advertising schemes to boost add on sales with attendees Vine Rehmet Emil J Jaluska Lee Jarosek Bohumil Bohuslav and Willie Hoepfl attending.
Mr and Mrs Billy W Herd announce the arrival of a baby girl on September 14 weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces She will be named Pamela Rose Mrs Herd is formerly El weyn Branecky Grandmother L J Novak of Flatonia is noted as grandmother for the 22nd time.
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