Large historic two story home in Moulton on highway frontage
In excellent condition this old two story residence sits on a 100 by 300 foot parcel with highway 95 frontage offering prime access and potential redevelopment opportunities.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1977
Page
4
In excellent condition this old two story residence sits on a 100 by 300 foot parcel with highway 95 frontage offering prime access and potential redevelopment opportunities.
The Scott's Items 5 Club met at Mrs. Tom Beale's home on October 14 with co hostess Mrs. Charlie Wehmeyer and presiding officer Mrs. Woodrow Johnson. Members discussed yard improvement ideas, fundraiser notes, and officer reports. A Waco trip set for Oct 26 and a T H D A workshop on Oct 20 were announced along with delegate plans for Oct 28.
Week of meals lists beef pot roast hamburgers meat loaf turkey roll chili and other items for five days. A biographical obituary notes Manny Rivas born June 3 1925 El Paso longtime VFW leader Marine veteran and post official who chaired the 54th state convention in El Paso and earned the J T Rutherford Award in 1962 63. He served as State Surgeon and district commander among other roles and is survived by wife Laura and son Adrian.
Interested individuals are invited to enter the Flatonia Arts and Crafts Show and Sale during Chilispiel V on Oct 29 and 30 1977. A $6 per day 10 by 10 foot space is charged with no stands or equipment. commission on sales is waived. Set up begins at 10 A M and ends at 6 P M each day. Contact Mrs Andrew Eidelbach P O Box 129 Flatonia Texas 78941 Phone 512 865 3473.
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture holds its regular meeting at 8 00 p m on the third Monday of every month at City Hall. Cindy Petrek is listed as president and contact number 596 7205.
The 9th District Convention vote ended 7 to 5 with 14 abstentions. A sympathy note from the Frank Albrecht family was read. The group planned a November 2 meeting at 7 30 with giblet stew on the menu before the session. Emil Shimek drew the Kitty. Members overdue on 1978 dues are urged to renew by mailing to Post 392 or dropping them at the local bank.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stryk hosted Alfred Stryk of Pentland and Pauline Tauer with her daughters of Houston as visitors.
Mrs. Kelley, a Gonzales resident, died after a life of church service including 50 years as a Sunday School teacher and former president of the Eastside Baptist District WMA. Services were held October 4, 1977, at Seydier Hill Chapel with ministers Leon Bridewell and Claude F. O Neal officiating. Survivors include five daughters and five sons, thirty grandchildren, thirty six great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. she was preceded in death by three sons and one daughter.
Mrs Zefrin Pospisil of Flatonia and Mrs Gilbert Bartosh of Ellinger were here Monday attending to business.
Teroy Matocha starts the festival Friday with music under the tent while The People's Choice performs in the street. Saturday features two magic shows The Velvets 1st Cavalry Army Band and The Country Classics and ends with The Velvets at the street dance. Sunday highlights local visitors Mr and Mrs Osterloh and Mr and Mrs Grosenbauer in New Braunfels.
Squires from Page 1 vel to Wallis to invest a new circle on Oct 16. New members are Richard Koncaba, Daryl Fojtik, Chris Perez, and Jerry Maresh. Entertainment opens with Country Gospel, then St. Benedict's Singers, the Big Parade, Puppet Shows, the Shuck Bros. Band Reunion, the Bulldog Band, and Donnie Wavra and the Hi-Liters. All entertainment is free except the Street Dances.
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