Children Tear It Up But Never Break Up a Home
A whimsical line reflects that children often cause chaos yet do not fracture family harmony. The saying emphasizes resilience of domestic life and parental love despite imperfect behavior.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1958
Page
2
A whimsical line reflects that children often cause chaos yet do not fracture family harmony. The saying emphasizes resilience of domestic life and parental love despite imperfect behavior.
Mr and Mrs Theo Motal announce the birth of a daughter at Wagner Hospital on Friday October 17 at 1 43 PM. The newborn weighs 6 pounds 14 ounces and will be named Roberta Jane. She has two brothers Thomas and Paul. Grandparents are Adolph Motal of Kamer and V J Jasek of Novohrad.
Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh return to New Braunfels Monday after spending the weekend at the Henry Malinek home in town.
A compact device designed to secure a schoolhouse door from unauthorized entry. Crafted for simple installation, it adapts to varied door frames and offers reliable latch protection for classroom safety.
The piece argues that hatred toward any group stems from ignorance and condemns religious and racial bigotry. It critiques the first amendment ballot item as wasteful state spending and discusses farm policy, Lyndon B. Johnson, John F. Kennedy, and the growth of welfare programs in Texas, contrasting them with pioneer self-reliance.
Lavaca County ASC elected a one year term starting October 1 1958 with Eugene N Hermes as chairman Victor J Barborak as vice chairman Hy J Henke as regular member Mike V Janak as first alternate and M V Gillar as second alternate for the county committee Community committees list chairmen vice chairmen regular members and alternates for Communities A through I.
A national American Legion convention adopts a resolution praising J Edgar Hoover for exposing communism in Masters of Deceit and urging wide distribution in schools and libraries. It commends his stance against juvenile delinquency and calls posts to promote the book.
Gonzales Texas September drive raises 52586 for Warm Springs Foundation to wipe out a 100000 debt while awaiting more funds from AFL CIO drives and community campaigns. Officials say 500000 yearly is needed to keep the non profit hospital open with future donations expected from United Funds and Community Chests.
Donald Brooker of Tredegar 58 says a regular job would reduce his welfare by more than it adds. He relies on government handouts for meals milk clothing and family allowance for his 13 children and notes his last job paid seven pounds a week but cut off benefits. He is buying a home on welfare payments.
Mr and Mrs A J Breit schopf and Mr and Mrs Elo Muehrstein spent the weekend in Houston at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Palmer. Saturday they all went to Galveston for a day of fishing and boat riding.
A Saturday evening social at the Old Moulton Baptist Church featured fried chicken salads tea cakes pies pickles and other trimmings. Guests included Mr and Mrs Bill Zimmer man and sons Billie and Leon visiting with Mr and Mrs Joe Shulak Jo Ann and Lillie Mae. Miss Francis Griffin of Shiner stayed with Clemet Petras. Ted Dickson visited Henry Grasse home with Mr and Mrs. Alvin Stewart visiting Ernest Laqua family.
The Komensky 4 H Club held its first meeting with Mrs. Doris Myers on Oct. 8 at 10 10 a m. The president led the pledge and prayer. Carolyn Ann Pelech reported finances as treasurer and a council report followed.
At a regular meeting of the Future Farmers of America on Wednesday night October 15 in the Vocational Agriculture building the local chapter initiated 23 new members. Fathers guests and school officials attended the ceremony followed by informal initiation and refreshments donated by Mr Elo Fehrenahm. Names include Kenneth Anderle Roman Buzek Bobby Culak Johnnie Culak Leon Drexler Alien Fishbeck Mark Fishbeck Bobby Haas Max Henrichs Roy Kalisek Bert Maly Gene Michalec Bennie Mitchenl David Moore Harvey Pavlicek Premus Pavicek Willie Verez Lawrence Schaeffer Julius Sedlar Stanley Seifert Joseph Simper Rudy Simper Phillip Sralla.
Mrs Mary Taylor of Houston returned home Monday after a plane trip to California visiting relatives in Los Angeles Richmond and San Francisco. On her return she spent time with her mother Mrs R Valenta and said she had a wonderful time along the Pacific Coast.
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