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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1950
Page
3
Weekly newspaper notes publishers and proprietors based in Moulton Texas. It lists Friday publication days and a subscription price of two dollars per year in advance.
Leon Jasek of Houston spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs V J Jasek. This note records a family visit during a weekend in Houston in casual society style.
D. B. Maney of Smithville visited Moulton on Saturday for business. Eugene Kubenka and son of San Antonio vacationed with Frank Seidel and family and Otto Kubenka in Moulton. Marvin Merrem and daughter Renee from Houston attended a teacher meeting and were in the city.
County Judge Paul Fertsch of Hallettsville traveled to Moulton on Friday for official duties and civic engagements. He met local officials and discussed county matters affecting the area.
Lafayette Louisiana Senator Ed LeBlanc owner of HADACOL urges the South to sell its advantages to the nation as he promotes HADACOL nationwide. He touts the fallacy of shipping raw cotton North for processing and returning finished goods to the South. He tours southern states with sound pictures and a booklet to lure northern factories south, citing HADACOL sales exceeding two million dollars monthly and plans to reach forty million yearly.
A group led by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balaska and families from Houston and San Antonio spent the past weekend at Louis P. Boehm's residence in Moulton. Also noted were Moulton residents who attended Mrs. A. C. Rainey’s funeral in Houston the prior Wednesday: Charles Koester, W. H. Pundt and spouses, Arnold Freytag, and C. C. Orts.
Mr and Mrs Helmuth Hart and their children of Rosenberg visited relatives in Moulton on Sunday.
Mrs Bertha Brunkenhoe fer is spending a few days in Temple visiting friends and sightseeing with local hosts. She plans to return home after a short stay.
Mr and Mrs Edwin J Kne sek and son Elliott with Misses Marion and Emily Brom visited Mr and Mrs L A Migl in Victoria Sunday. They also visited Port Lavaca Magnolia Beach. Mrs Fred Wiedeman and Mrs Joe Haas of Flatonia and Mrs Louis P Boehm of Moulton visited sister Mrs Joe Boehm in Gonzales Monday.
Joe Holub on his farm killed a 24 inch coral snake last Saturday. Several coral snakes have been killed in the section over the past years. Sam Lee Gibson spent part of the week in Temple with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Charles Gibson. Louis Kubicek, with a prior leg fracture, is recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gips of Refugio visited Molton on Sunday, guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pren Lockweil. Attendees at the Aggie Texas Tech game in San Antonio included Totsie Biehunko, Mary Allan Oehl, Emily Krejci, Oscar Darilek, Johnnie Bohuslav and Leon Stags.
A 100 mile segment of the Pennsylvania Turnpike opens this fall linking near Boiling Springs to Philadelphia, part of a broader push to create a coast to coast superhighway. Gulf Oil to run seven stations with high speed pumps and air conditioned restaurants, aiming for a nationwide network.
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