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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1958

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Ed's Viewpoint on Poison Use and Small Farm Jobs

Ed's Viewpoint reports concerns raised at a Lions Club meeting by Wm. Lee Young on cautious poison use and risks of overdose. The piece notes government efforts to educate small farmers and opposition to off farm job schemes. It cites policy debates from the Washington Agricultural Administration and a letter to the Moulton Chamber.

Lions Club Wm. Lee Young Agricultural Administration Washington Chamber of Commerce Secretary of Agriculture

Moulton to Get New 2-5 Telephone Directories

The first edition of Moulton’s telephone directory with all Metropolitan Numbering 2-5 numbers will be mailed starting October 24. C A Holt of Southwestern Bell says new numbers go into use at 1 01 a m November 2 and old directories must be destroyed after the switch. Dialing will require LYric prefix and seven digits after the change.

Moulton C. A. Holt Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Holt

VEW District Meeting Held in Victoria

The District 24 convention of the VFW and VFW Auxiliary was held at Victoria Sunday October 19 with Post 4146 as host. Memorial services were held in the morning with the meetings in the afternoon. Attending were Moulton VFW and Auxiliary members led by Dist. President Josie Lee Albrecht and including Ann Few Frances Wenske Adella Haase Leonita Culak Lexie Boehm Monroe Weber and others.

VFW Victoria Victoria Post Auxiliary Moulton Vfw Dist Josie Lee Albrecht Mesdames Ann Few Frances Wenske Adella Haase Leonita Culak Lexie Bo

Hull visitors stay with local hosts over weekend

Mr and Mrs Bobby Wallace and Kenneth of Hull spent the week end here with Mr and Mrs Stephan Fisbeck and children.

Bobby Wallace Kenneth of Hull Stephan Fisbeck

Farmers urged to offer ideas to aid small growers

Commissioner Henry Kocian invites suggestions to reverse the plight of small farmers. The comment notes the community relies on farmer support and that ideas may help modify the current farm program.

Henry Kocian

St Joseph School Picnic At VEW Hall Sunday

The St Joseph School Halloween picnic at VEW Hall featured a barbecued chicken dinner and public supper. Bill Reeves won a bicycle and Mrs Victor Selzer took $15 in groceries from Pilats. Fred Osterloh won a porch swing, Mrs Helen Hoepff a lamp, and Charlie Pilat a doll. The Ad Migl Orchestra played for the evening dance closing the day.

St Joseph's School Vew Hall Bill Reeves Victor Selzer Pilat Fred Osterloh New Braunfels Helen Hoepff Charlie Pilat Ad. Migl

Boy Scout Fund Drive Kickoff At Pundt's Cafe

A 1958 Boy Scout Fund Drive began with a breakfast at Pundt's Cafe and canvassing of the business and residential districts by volunteers. The drive extends through the weekend with calls to those not yet contributing. Nolan Wagner chairs the local Scouting Committee urging support for youth Citizenship, Character Development and Physical Fitness.

Pundt Nolan Wagner

Dorothy Wenske Named FFA Sweetheart for 1958 59

Dorothy Wenske, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruno Wenske, was elected FFA Sweetheart for 1958 59 at Moulton High. Freshmen Alice Kocian and Gussie Mae Etlinger Sophomores Charlotte Petrek and Dolores Faluisek Juniors Lillie Jasek and Sandra Hohlit Seniors Lillie Mae Micha lec and Dorothy Wenske. She has played basketball and softball for three years and serves as FHA officer, band member and majorette.

Alice Kocian Gussie Mae Etlinger Charlotte Petrek Dolores Faluisek Lillie Jasek Sandra Hohlit Lillie Mae Michalec Dorothy Wenske Bruno Wenske FHA

Truck Car Collision Near Yoakum Causes Minor Damage

A 1953 Chevrolet driven by Mary Janak of Schulenburg was rear ended by a 1956 Chevrolet truck driven by Vestine Muehlstein of Yoakum on Highway 77 A three miles north of Yoakum at the business route intersection. Janak's car sustained about 125 dollars of damage while the truck had very light damage. Patrolman Wilbert Horstman investigated.

Mary Janak Schulenburg Vestine Muehlstein Yoakum Janak Muehlstein

Bertha Schneider Undergoes Major Surgery at Ren ger’s Hospital

Mrs Bertha Schneider underwent major surgery at Ren ger s hospital in Hallettsville last week Wednesday. She is reported to be doing as well as can be expected.

Bertha Schneider Renger’s Hospital Hallettsville

Local Fishermen Set Trout Catch Record at Seadrift

Mr and Mrs Fred Pietsch and Slim Worsham of here reeled 478 speckled trout in 44 hours from Sunday morning at Seadrift. The specks averaged about two pounds each marking a big haul for local fishermen.

Seadrift Fred Pietsch Slim” Worsham Here

Death of Herman Darilek at 62 in Baursville community

Herman J. Darilek of Baursville died at home Sunday afternoon October 19 from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Justice of the Peace Jerome Vasek ruled the death a death by own action. Survived by wife Ludmila Svoboda and children, the family notes 14 grandchildren and multiple siblings. Funeral services were held October 21 at Smith Funeral Home and St. Joseph Catholic Church with burial at Moulton Catholic Cemetery.

Herman J. Darilek Baursville Justice ‘of the Peace Jerome Vasek Mr. Darilek Boursville Joseph Anastazie Darilek Dickson Ludmila Svoboda St. Joseph Catholic Darilek Smith Funeral Home St. Joseph Catholic Church Bernard Goebel Moulton Catholic Cemetery Stanley Venice) Kouba Houston Rudy Darilek Milton Darilek San Antonio Joe K. Darilek Moulton Kasper Darilek Shiner Anna Culak Rud Janish Corpus Christi Jacob Kurtz

Man fires at car over dimmed headlights in Burbank

Michael W. Lalley, 55, was jailed on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after firing a .22 caliber pistol at a car driven by 23 year old Robert C. Thompson from North Hollywood. The bullets struck the fender as police noted the driver did not dim his headlights.

Burbank Calif Michael W. Lalley Robert C. Thompson North Hollywood

Moulton Lions Plan Mop and Broom Sale for Blind

In a regular meeting on Thursday night October 16 the Moulton Lions Club agreed to promote a mop and broom sale set for Thursday November 20 in cooperation with the Travis Association for the Blind of Austin. Proceeds will aid the blind of Lavaca County and workers at the Travis Association for the Blind Workshop Sheltered Workshops Association of Texas and the Lions Club Activity Fund. Local citizens are urged to remember the date and participate as the area canvasses with mops brooms ironing board covers and related items.

Lions Club Travis Association For the Blind of Austin Lavaca County Travis Association For the Blind Sheltered Workshops Association of Texas Lions Club Activity Fund Pundt’s Cafe Lion Zone Louis Eckols B. Dunkin Davis Lawrence Walshak Walter J Richter Brandt Jordan Eugene E. Petsch Moulton High School Wm. L. Young

Lost Pioneer Memories of Four Texans Escaping Goliad

In a Moulton cemetery article historian Walter Malec recalls Isaac Hamilton one of four Texans who escaped the Goliad massacre. The piece outlines Hamiltons perilous trek to Columbus Texana and beyond with details of wounds and a gold watch gift for his mother.

Goliad Jackson Crouch Charles and Lynn Crouch Kentucky Texas Illinois Moulton Alamo San Jacinto Mary Isaac Hamilton Columbus Citizen Dillard Cooper

20 200 Vision Defined as Legally Blind

New York reports that a visual acuity of 20/200 or worse with standard glasses classifies a person as legally blind. The Better Vision Institute notes that such individuals cannot see at distances greater than 20 feet what a person with normal vision sees at 200 feet.

New York The Better Vision Institute

Moulton Farm Bureau To Hold Family Night

The Moulton Farm Bureau announces a family night supper on Thursday October 23 starting at 6 00 pm at the VFW Hall New members are urged to join and help strengthen the bureau membership An enjoyable evening is anticipated and a dance will follow the meal

VFW Farm Bureau

Vatican Cardinals Seek Conclave Stove To Burn Ballots

Vatican City cardinals hunting for a replacement stove to burn ballots for the papal election after the old device, last used in 1939 for Pius XII, was junked. Smoke color would indicate whether a pope was chosen, with wet straw used for grey smoke and white smoke signaling consensus.

Vatican City Vatican Pius XII Saint Peter’s Square

Cinadr Farm Identified in Mystery Farm Photo

George and Mrs Cinadr of Route 1 Moulton own a 160 acre farm ten miles southeast of here. They bought it in 1946 from Jim Holub and remodeled the house and outbuildings. The Cinadrs have two children Donald Lee and Janelle and belong to St Joseph Parish Farm Bureau Knights of Columbus and American Legion. They grow cotton maize and corn with soil conserving methods and run tractors Ford and Farmall with white face cattle on the farm.

Louis Spaniel Witting Star Theatre George Cinadr Route 1 Moulton Jim Holub Cinadr

Oscar Lee Tousek Suffers Brain Injury At School

Oscar Lee Tousek, 15, son of Mr and Mrs Chas EF Tousek of Route 3 Shiner, suffered a brain concussion in the high school gym when he collided with a volley ball net being taken down. He was treated at Dr R W Williams Clinic and sent home to rest with medical insurance coverage noted.

Oscar Lee Tousek Chas. EF. Tousek Route 3 Shiner Oscar Lee R. W. Williams

Cotton stalk destruction deadline extended to November

A second extension of the cotton stalk destruction deadline was granted. The new deadline for plowing under cotton stalks is midnight November list. Initially set for October 10, the date moved to October 22 and then to November 1 for local farmers to destroy stalks in the field.

USDA

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By EB. V. G Moulton Chamber Moultonites VEW Dist Victoria Sun Monterrey Mexico Roy Campanella Dodger Cindy Lindt American Can Co Canco Aquamaid Jean Binette Richmond Virginia St. Joseph School FFA Moulton High Herman Darilek Moulton Eagle Eagle Moulton Lions Club Walter Malec Zachary Brooks Fayette County Wilson Simpson Hamilton Brooks Columbus David Cooper Texana Dimmitt’s Landing Moulton Farm Bureau
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