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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1975
Page
5
MHS notes recount the Senior Play success followed by after show dining at Patek's Restaurant. The column salutes classmates and teases local events, gossip, mishaps, and ongoing mischief around Moulton and Gonzales areas with light humor and familiar names.
The Hobby Club met at Moulton City Hall on Tuesday September 16 with ten members present. President Lillian Fisbeck led the session. Leona Gertner won the door prize. Betty Hohmann was serenaded for her birthday as refreshments were served by Hattie Pavias and Ellen Hull. The next meeting is scheduled for October 21 at 4 30 pm with a group outing from the American Legion Home.
The market stayed active across calves and yearlings with full steadiness on better cows and bulls while thin cows discounted. Hogs ran about 1.00 to 1.50 cheaper than last week. Price ranges: butcher calves 20.00 to 33.75, stocker calves 16.00 to 36.80, cows and calves pairs 100.00 to 265.00, hogs top 60.75 and sow 45.00 to 58.00.
Mrs. Tom Beale's birthday gathering draws visitors from Moulton Flatonia and beyond including Mrs Anton Halliburton Mrs Fred Wiedemann and Mrs Iris Pavlas Mrs Ruby Wiedemann and Mrs Marvin Hohn. Other notes cover club meetings SESQUICENTENNIAL attendance and local visits involving families such as the Cernoseks Sabrsulas and Steinochers.
Moulton representatives join the KJT and KJZT District Meeting in Shiner on Sunday September 28 with Frank Lev James Svatek Louis Targac Boh Hlozek Joe Kristynik Alphonse Koranek Sybil Pustejovsky Annie Kozelsky Mamie Barta Jimmie Holub and junior members in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Joe Kristynik visited with Mr and Mrs George Kristynik and Grandma Mrs Mary Kristynik in Bryan Sunday Oct Sth.
Farmers Insurance Group of companies announced the first official entry for the 1976 Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade. The Blue ribbon float features a Victorian Valentine design with a white gladiola petal gown, pink white red color scheme, and a queen selected from a national 18 to 25 unmarried women contest closing October 1, 1975.
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