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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
2
The Siegel family expresses sincere gratitude to the Moulton Fire Department neighbors and all who assisted in extinguishing the tractor fire last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Siegel, Jr.
Mrs. Emma Ermis spent two weeks visiting her children in Lake Jackson and Houston, staying with Weldon and Florence Ermis, Seman uel Ermis, and Dennis Ermis before returning home Sunday.
A Texan seeks Alaskan residency by passing three tests. He drinks a quart of liquor then goes out to find a bear. Two weeks later he returns battered and asks where to shoot the Eskimo woman, misunderstanding the third requirement.
Walter Malec criticizes Nebraska one house legislature and proposes two representatives per senator. He argues pay raises should wait and questions school segregation while condemning bigotry from 1844 mob scenes. He cites federal spending growth, welfare debates, and calls out party vote buying in an election year.
Crime Commission promotes a Denver juvenile case worker letter urging teens to grow up and contribute. It counsels duties at home and in the community and declares the world owes them nothing, urging action over complaint. The message frames parenting fatigue and social duty in plain terms.
A table helps estimate crop yields when acreages and weights are hard to determine. By applying the method to portions of a field, production can be calculated. Compare treated and untreated land to assess conservation benefits and guide sound farming practices.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars launches its 26th annual National High School Writing Contest with the theme Law and the Free Citizen. High school students nationwide may enter for substantial national prizes and auxiliary awards. the program began in 1935 to promote patriotic writing.
A diner at Green Parrot Restaurant recalls an old rural wash procedure called Receet. Steps include heating rain water, setting three laundry piles, dissolving ice in hot water, scrubbing with boiled water, starching white fabrics, rinsing with cold starch water, drying towels on the grass, hanging rags, watering the flower bed, scrubbing the porch, and finally dressing, tea, and rest.
A note from the Natural Rose Growers of America quotes a proverb about happiness. It contrasts temporary joy from drinking or marriage with lasting happiness from being a rose gardener.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ermis of Houston welcome their first child Ronald Wayne born August 26 at St Luke's Hospital. The 7 pound 15 ounce boy will be called Ronald Wayne with maternal grandmother Mrs Emilie Hanslik and paternal grandmother Mrs Emma Ermis. great grandparents Mr and Mrs Emil Kasper of Moulton noted.
Mr and Mrs August B Lockstedt and daughters from San Antonio visited Tuesday with friends. The Lockstedt family are formerly of Moulton. Mrs Ray E Seale and daughters of San Antonio and Mrs Joe Colvin and daughter of Austin also joined. Mrs Bill Ashcraft and sons and Debbie Fisher of San Antonio were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A J Breitschopf.
Novohrad notes list Friday masses at 6 30 and 7 30 and a Sunday September 4 KJT meeting in Praha Parish Hall after the morning mass. Local families visit relatives in Needville Moulton and other nearby towns during the weekend with extended family gatherings and neighborly visits.
Patricia Wagner and Kathryn Matus of Moravia join Emily Mladenka Weid and Patrick Hinch as gold star 4-H members. Display includes members from St. Ludmila Komensky Sweet Home St. Josephs and Sacred Heart with leaders and projects across home economics leadership swine tractor public speaking and recreation.
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