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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1956
Page
6
Veterans are told vocational counseling is only for those training under the Korean GI bill and is required for disabled veterans entering vocational rehabilitation. Korea veterans cannot use it for field guidance. Veterans have 120 days from discharge to apply for Korean term insurance, not four months.
Mr and Mrs Laddie Okruhlik and daughter moved to Houston for work with a steel company. Julius Hajek and Annie Hajek were called to see Alfonso Grill in Shiner. Annie stayed with relatives and visited Mrs Ed Branecky in hospital after a fall. Susanna Beale spent weekend with family and attended the wedding of Adella Wansick and Dennis Ermis at Witting with reception in Moulton. Light rain fell Sunday night. Vincent Taylor and son from Austin visited the Krejcis. Schoenweitz family spent weekend with the Machacs at Sweeney and attended church in Bay City. Eleanora Schoenweitz celebrated 15th birthday Sept 23. La Grange visitors included Mrs Meyer and Mrs Beale for H D Council meeting. Needville visitors Walter and Jimmie Klobe's. Schoenweitz family visited Joe Swatek. Hohn and Wiedemann families visited in Fred Wiedemann home. George Hajek of Houston spent weekend with Julius Hajek and grandmother. Scotts Home Demonstration Club meets Oct 12 at 2 p.m. with Fred Wiedemann. program Clothes Storage. please bring year’s report. Rudy Wiedemann and family visited Rudy Pavlas at Flatonia Sunday.
Bank in Moulton Texas reports assets totaling 2 042 122 66 with 50 000 capital 50 000 surplus 45 015 81 undivided profits and 1 872 106 85 in deposits. The document bears the swearing President I E C Fehrenkamp and notary A J Darilek with directors Jaeggi Punat and Miculka.
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Mr and Mrs G W Cooper of Houston spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs John Cinadr. Mrs Clara Jarosek and Mrs Joe Doughtery with children visited Kingsville and Flatonia, meeting Jack Jaro Sprueggmann A 2c. Mrs Gordon Hildebrandt and son visited Clyde Meyer and family in Houston for several days.
At the Lavaca County ASC Convention held in the Lavaca County ASC Office on September 26, producers were elected to a one year term on the Lavaca County ASC Committee effective October 1 1956 Eugene N Hermes named Chairman with Victor J Barborak as Vice Chairman Henry Henke as Regular Member Charles FE Jure na as 1st Alternate and Mike V Janak as 2nd Alternate.
The Texas Farm Bureau president says major oil firms roll back June price hikes, saving farmers and ranchers about $750 900 yearly. Congressional actions spurred hearings on possible price collusion, with some firms rescinding hikes prior to or after the sessions.
The Mikes couple greet Karen Rose born September 26 at Shiner Hospital weighing 6 pounds. This is their first child. Grandparents are August Melnar Ed Mikes and their spouses. Great grandparents include Rud Melnar Frank Darilek and Mary Rehak.
Mr and Mrs Benny Marek and their son spent the week end in Victoria visiting Mr and Mrs Wilbert Roznovsky. They enjoyed a family dinner in Municipal Park on Sunday.
Governor Allan Shivers declares October as Parent-Teacher Membership Enrollment Month with leaders Mrs. Leon S. Price of Dallas and Mrs. Rollin Brown of California backing the effort. The proclamation notes the Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers began in 1909 and aims to boost child welfare through parent and teacher cooperation.
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