Key Island and Four Precious Stones
A key is defined as a low island or reef. The four precious stones are diamond emerald sapphire and ruby.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1952
Page
7
A key is defined as a low island or reef. The four precious stones are diamond emerald sapphire and ruby.
A column compiles curious notes on coal needs for train whistles two million tons yearly and sugar cane yielding gallons of gasoline and high grade oils. It mentions charcoal burning in New Forest England persisting a millennium and jokes about silent planet Juno.
Moulton Fire Department with neighbor aid contained a grass fire on the Arnold Freytag place south of town Saturday afternoon. About two acres burned. The blaze began from a trash fire at the Alfred Buxkemper place.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hanna of San Antonio and Mr. F. W. Hans of Moulton returned last Friday from a vacation in Mexico City. They found the trip enjoyable despite reports of poor food and low living standards. Light overcoats felt comfortable at this season.
Miss Clara Knipling of Port Lavaca has been assigned to a year's teaching in Germany. She has many friends in Moulton from prior service on the Moulton Public School staff.
Historical notes describe early New England dwellings constructed with thick sawn timber planks rather than traditional log construction, reflecting regional building practices and available resources.
The passage notes a wedding between John M. Strange and Elizabeth Strange. It hints that the next event may be a little stranger, suggesting further notable occurrences to follow in the publication.
According to Bohn's Queer Statistics there were 4 556 000 men enrolled in the French army by Napoleon from 1791 to 1813. Of that number three fourths died of battle wounds.
Supt. J. W. Pyland and Mrs. Pyland have returned from College Station where he completed a summer course at A and M College and met all requirements for a master's degree.
The Oak Grove School will open the 1952 1953 scholastic year on Monday Sept 15. Students will bring their lunch the first day. The teachers are Mr and Mrs Victor Dullye. Mr and Mrs Johnnie A Mueller and two children Jo Ann and Joe Steve of Houston spent past week in Moulton visiting relatives.
Mrs Johanna Rosnovsky with George and Elizabeth Rosnovsky visited two weeks with sisters Mrs Fred Welff and Mrs Rudy Berckenhoff then returned to Houston on Monday. C C Skreehot of Sweet Home assisted in Houlton Monday handling real estate business.
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