Teens And That
In the history of office holders few have tried to save their country by resigning. The editor notes candidates for office praise themselves, while voters have largely made up their minds for the general election.
22 Oct 1948
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1948
Page
1
In the history of office holders few have tried to save their country by resigning. The editor notes candidates for office praise themselves, while voters have largely made up their minds for the general election.
Between June 1947 and June 1948 Americans smoked 345 billion cigarettes. Including exports, daily American-made cigarettes topped one billion. The text notes October 12 as Columbus day and reflects on the region's transformation from wilderness to a productive area. It urges unity and steadfastness.
A farmer reports losing a valuable calf after a hunter mis shot. Do not hunt on anyone’s land without permission. It is illegal to shoot from or across a public road.
A pool of more than 2,000,000 young non veteran men aged 19 to 25 is available for drafting. They signed up between August 30 and September 18. Registrations of all men 18 through 25 total 8,584,963, but most are ineligible for military service.
The P T A of Oak Grove school near Moulton marked twenty years of activity with a Sunday celebration on October 17. Officials say the group has contributed to making the rural school a leading county institution and urge large public turnout for a successful event.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes June prices for the same food items cost 21.68 dollars, up from 10 dollars in 1935-39. The overall budget index climbs to 173.7 on July 15, 9.7 percent above last year and 30.3 percent above June 1946.
Mr and Mrs Fritz Heinsohn prominent Witt ing residents celebrated their silver wedding anniversary at home with many relatives and friends attending A barbecue dinner was enjoyed by all attendees They have one daughter Miss Anita a student at Moulton High School
Mr and Mrs Vladimir Dari lek hosted relatives and young children on Thursday October 14 to celebrate the fourth birthday of their daughter Dorothy Ann. Refreshments were served.
Oak Grove PTA held a Sunday celebration despite morning rain to mark its 20th anniversary. A noon chicken and stew dinner followed by 5 PM supper, with an afternoon program featuring talks by ex teachers and principal Victor Dullye as MC. Ad. Mig orchestra provided the music for a nighttime dance.
Lavaca County reports 18 578 bales ginned for the 1948 crop by October 1 versus 16 566 bales by October 1, 1947. Data reflects county cotton production through early fall prior to official year end totals.
Twenty one marriage licenses were issued in Lavaca County during September, down two from July. Total issued since January 1 is 171, versus 174 for the same period in 1947.
Judge Jack Roberts refused to set aside the Railroad Commission order discontinuing the Dinky passenger train between Waco and Yoakum. Charles Crenshaw of the Attorney General’s Department led the state case with Alfred M. Scott aiding. Local towns along the line were represented by their counsel in Austin.
Miss Dorothy Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbert Manning wed Sgt Alves Pietsch son of Mr and Mrs Fred Pietsch in a candlelit ceremony at Randolph Field Chapel San Antonio Texas Readers from the area included Mr and Mrs Herbert Manning Mr and Mrs Ired Pietsch and family Miss Marjorie Papacek and Herbert Albrecht The couple will reside at 414 Euclid San Antonio Texas
Mr E C Fehrenkamp president Farmers Merchants State Bank attended the second annual Bankers Clinic in Houston hosted by First National Bank. About 125 banking executives from Texas and Louisiana took part in three business sessions over two days with luncheons dinners and a Bayshore Clubhouse party. The event included a Rice SMU football game outing.
The Moulton Baptist Church founded in 1873 marks its 75th anniversary on Sunday October 24. Rev. C E Bottarff of San Antonio will deliver the anniversary message along with homecoming services. A historical committee led by Miss Lillie Lockwell Mrs Rosie Bunting and Mrs Stella Leazar prepared the church history for the occasion.
A Saturday night carnival and corn show sponsored by the Moulton Lions Club drew a large crowd. Concessions were busy and profits exceeded expectations, to be added to the Lions Club community fund. Prize winners included Chas Mueller and George Chudej for several corn varieties. Shiner teacher Mr Seale judged the exhibits.
Marvin Hall State Fire Insurance Commissioner warns Texans that smoking causes many fires and losses. He urges use of friction lighters safety matches thorough extinguishing and metal containers for ashes and matches. He advises not smoking in garages barns attics or beds to reduce fire risk.
Governor J Strom Thurmond, candidate for president on the states rights ticket, will campaign in Texas October 28 29 and 30. He will speak in several Texas cities and his addresses broadcast over Houston KPRC San Antonio WOAI Dallas KWTI Austin and other stations. Governor Fielding Wright of Mississippi, candidate for vice president, spoke at Columbus and other Texas cities this week.
The York town Conference of the American Lutheran Church will meet in Moulton for the fall session on Tuesday and Wednesday October 26 27. About 25 to 30 pastors are expected to attend. Zion's Lutheran Church will host the event.
The article notes a chamber support for a county wide road bond issue. It describes an open house for Moulton High School seniors at Texas Lutheran College on Oct 23, hosted by the College Development Association. Events include group meetings, choir concert, faculty conferences, a KWED radio quiz, a Max Starcke Park picnic, and a T L C Bulldogs vs Wharton County Junior College Pioneers football game.
The Baptist young people of Old Moutons Baptist Church broadcast a fine program on Station KCTI Gonzales Sunday afternoon. A large group from Moulton attended and enjoyed it. participants included Misses Jean Johnson June Barnett Ivy Mae Kuhen LaVerne Gibson Betty Manning Etta Lockwell Mrs Henry Grasse Bobbie Graase and couples Mr and Mrs Loys Barnett W L Gibson and Alvis Graase provided transportation.
The Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation hospital in Texas treats polio affected children from 45 counties. A 21 member medical staff led by Dr. Peter M. Keating provides complete care with nurses and therapists, backed by major health organizations and state agencies.
The Moulton Chamber of Commerce met at the high school mess hall and approved minutes. It endorsed a $750,000 Lavaca county road bond and planned a public ad in The Moulton Eagle for voter support on November 2. The group scheduled soil conservation talk for November and authorized city funding for Christmas lights December 11 to January 2 with Mayor Elo Fehrenkamp in charge.
F. A. Ziegelbauer a Taylor Lexas resident died at his home October 1 at 11 40 PM from a heart attack aged 65 years 7 months 3 days Mass was held in Taylor and Flatonia churches with Rev F A Raska officiating. Survived by wife Mary Kolar and four sisters. Funeral attendees included Anton and Ed E Kolar and Mrs Kenward Kolar.
John V. Havlik underwent a surgical operation at Brooke General Hospital in San Antonio last week Thursday. Mrs. Havlik and sons Maurice of Freeport J. J. of Bellaire and Raymond of A. and M. College visited him Sunday and reported he is doing nicely.
Zion's Lutheran Church of Moulton holds its annual mission festival Sunday October 31 at 10:00 AM with Rev. Wm. Durkop of Arneckeville as guest speaker Ev Lutheran Church of Witting also celebrates its mission festival at 2:30 PM with details listed for attendees.
The foundation opened in 1914 with two buildings and 26 beds and has since expanded to six buildings and 110 beds. The long growth reflects ongoing community capacity increases.
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