Miss Selma Kalill and Rose Marie Strieder Visit
Miss Selma Kalill of Cambridge Ohio and Rose Marie Strieder student nurses at Seton School of Nursing visited over the weekend in the home of Mrs Hugo Strieder.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1959
Page
2
Miss Selma Kalill of Cambridge Ohio and Rose Marie Strieder student nurses at Seton School of Nursing visited over the weekend in the home of Mrs Hugo Strieder.
The piece critiques the steel strike over featherbedding and wage norms, arguing unions pad workers and cost industry, while praising free farming and marketing and warning against subsidies. It notes Columbus Day, Norse presence, and contrasts capitalism with democracy, urging religion as a bulwark against Communism.
Relatives and friends gathered October 11 at the American Legion Auxiliary Hall Wolters Park to honor Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heerssen on their 40th anniversary. The surprise celebration featured a barbecue buffet cake and gifts with appearances by children and extended family across Schulenburg Victoria Edna Houston Hallettsville Shiner San Antonio and Cuero.
The Moulton Eagle is published by Malec Publishing Co. Edwin Gallia Jr. is editor Mor. It prints weekly on Fridays in Moulton Texas. Subscriptions cost 2.50 yearly, 1.50 for six months, 1.00 for three months, and 0.08 per single copy. It is entered as second class matter at the Moulton post office.
The Luther League met Monday night October 5 with Pastor Holm presenting a talk on the Book of Galatians. Old business invited the Gonzales league to the next social. The Fall Rally was announced for October 25 in Harlettsville, closing with the Lord's Prayer and a friendship circle.
The 45 piece Malmac Dishes set given by the American Legion on October 4 was awarded to Agnes Migl of Flatonia, not A lice Migl as previously reported. The quilt went to Timothy Darilek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Darilek of Oak Grove, not Kenneth Darilek as earlier noted.
Frank Biehunko Jr extends gratitude to those who sent get well wishes during hospitalization in San Antonio and at home. Allyne Gillar a student nurse visited briefly and attended a Sodality meeting. Edwin Knox family from Beasley and Charles Cochran family from Houston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W L Gibson. Jack Brueggmann of Pasadena visiting grandparents Lee and the late Mrs Jarosek.
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