Long Ago in Moulton Chronicle Recaps Local News
A 1901 column notes broom corn at 140 a ton while oil wells or gold mines seem unlikely. Dr J G Guenther and wife welcome a nine pound boy. Louis Knesek and wife wed at the Catholic Church with Rev Hudecek officiating. August Elster laments Main Street’s poor condition. Kotzebue family moves to Moulton near the oil mill. A petition seeks funds for a Lutheran church. Second items reflect 1924 notes on a Chevrolet, a Catholic picnic netting 2525 dollars, new church bells, and local births and education plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Guenther
Louis Knesek
Missatie Rebecek
Hudecek
August Elster
Main St
Julius Kotzebue
Bernarde
Moulton
Koenig
Rud. Freytag
Mary Hoepfl
23 Million Industrial Jobs Forecast By 1975
Du Pont Company releases a 32 page booklet The Story of Employment Opportunities predicting 23 million more industrial jobs by 1975, bringing the national total to about 80 million with better pay, shorter hours, and higher living standards. The report credits research and free enterprise for continued progress and calls for expanded research and investment to sustain growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
America
du Pont Company
Community News Wanted in Moulton Eagle
The Moulton Eagle invites readers to report news tips by calling 3-4871. Local residents can share events, notices, and happenings for publication in upcoming editions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Eagle
Deanery gathering reports progress in San Antonio meeting
Parish presidents and Deanery delegates from Moulton Shiner Yoakum Gonzales Hallettsville Koerth Cuero report parish activities at the San Antonio event held October 4 5 with a Marian year rosary led by Father John Matocha. The day closes with supper and a SPST hall dance as delegates from across the state attend. Samuel L Gibson arrives in California after a year on Guam with the naval air force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
John Matocha
Moulton, Shiner
Yoakum
Gonzales
Hallettsville
Koerth
Cuero
Samuel L. Gibson
W. L. Gibson
Moulton
California
Samuel
Guam
Naval Air Force
Moulton FFA forms committees and selects calf scramble winner
FFA meeting appointed nine committees with listed chairmen including Arnold Branecky as president. Lukie Luksovsky drew the winning number for a calf scramble entry, prize a dairy heifer. Greenhand initiation plans and meeting closed by David Kouba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Future Farmers of America
Arnold Branecky
Elroy Kloesel
Geo
Ammermann
Leroy Kloesel
Arnold Kleihege
George Svatek
James Freytag
Sammie Barta
Billy Machalec
Houston
Lukie Luksovsky
David Kouba
First Whoopers Alight In Texas
Seven whooping cranes completed their fall migration from northern Canada to the Aransas Wildlife Refuge near Corpus Christi. Julian Howard, manager of the refuge, reported the arrival a dozen days earlier than last year when the first arrivals came on October 27. The fall migration typically ends around Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Canada
Aransas Wildlife Refuge
Here
Julian Howard
America
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Rev
Kopp
Ed. Boehm
Cordelia Juliet
Frank Heger
Joe Heger
Henkhaus
Saint Louis
Joe Dennett
Ole Mamma
Motoramic
Chevrolet
General Motors
Fisher
Moulton, Texas
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SPIST
Pietsch
Moulteri, Texas
Rhee
Yongs
Zin Liredlere
FFA News
F. H. A. News
Future
Homemakers of America
Betty Jane Raab
Baldwin College News
Norma Jean Redwine
Baldwin College
Haskill High School
Benedict Mikes
Sh Ner
Donald Florus
Flatonia
Ben Hogan
Edward Patek
Texas
Moulton Motor Sales
Lavaca County Abstract Company
Hallowe'en
Moulton Vfw Hall
Rhythm Ramblers of
Shiner
Sponsored By
PTA and
VFW
Yames M. Townsend
PENNSYLVANIA ROCK O/L COMPANY
New Haven
Ando
Drake
Titusvale
Nies
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