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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1946
Page
1
Moulton High School announces student registrations Saturday starting 9:30 AM for city pupils and 8:45 AM for surrounding rural students. Registration steps include class placement, course outlines, enrollment cards, library book pickup, and temporary lockers. Classes begin Tuesday September 10 with a half day schedule.
F C Kaase aged 84 85? year returned home from Renger hospital Hallettsville after a 36 day stay following surgery. He is resting at home. Local visitors include Hilton Hoerig of Houston and relatives and friends in the area. Several local residents visited family and friends over the weekend including Mrs Louise Helweg and Mrs Bertha Brunkenhoefer.
Mrs H L Sloan and son Wes ley return to Del Rio from weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Wenske. Mrs F J DeShong, Robert Wallace and Mollie Rehmet return to Sherman after visiting Vince Rehmet family. Mr and Mrs Jesse Rehmer arrived Saturday to join them on the journey home.
Mr and Mrs Robert Saliger long time Moulton residents moved to their new Corpus Christi home on David Street. Mr Saliger works for Paul Toiner Home Construction Firm and Mrs Saliger will teach at Elizabeth St School in Corpus Christi.
Reverend and Mrs. K Windecker and daughter Anita spent two days at the Ranzau Ranch near Boerne. They also explored a locally unnamed cave near Boerne during the visit.
Miss Edna Marie Gummelt of Houston is visiting relatives and spending vacation time in Denver Fort Collins Colorado Springs and Scotts Bluff Nebraska with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Gummelt of Moulton.
The editor received a letter from Elwyn Gummelt who is studying forestry and range management at Fort Collins Colorado. He is accompanied there by Mrs. Gummelt and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gummelt of Moulton Texas.
The Veterans Agriculture School at Moulton opens on Saturday September 7 at 9 A M. All veterans with eligibility certificates are asked to attend.
The Moulton High School gym will host the Moulton PTA on Wednesday at 8 P M for the first meeting of the new school year. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Several local residents are noted as visitors and travelers in the report from the town.
C C Orts and Jimmie Luksov relocate Red's Package Store to the Etlinger building on Moore Avenue and invite friends to visit. Various locals and relatives attend gatherings and fishing outings along the coast and at Sulphur Park in recent days.
Funeral services for Frank Baros Sr. longtime resident of Shiner were held at the Shiner Catholic Church with Rev. Leo Moczygemba presiding. He died August 24 in Shiner at age 80 years 10 months and 10 days. He was born in Czechoslovakia and came to Texas at seven. He leaves seven sons Willie of Yoakum John of Moulton Frank Jr. of Kokernot Charlie of Gonzales Rudie of Salt Lake City Utah Martin and Albert of Shiner. three daughters Mrs Fred Gallard Houston Mrs Cecile Harvey San Benito and Mrs H R Brunner Corpus Christi. 16 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren and a brother Fred Baros of Floresville. Interment was in Shiner Catholic Cemetery.
Guests from Cuero Houston and Luling gathered at Mrs Minnie Papacek’s home Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Oscar Anders Mr and Mrs E J Papacek and sons Emil Jr and Charles Mr and Mrs Dave Kaufman and daughter Mary all from Cuero Mr and Mrs E E Grunwald and daughters Gloria and Carole from Houston and Mr and Mrs George Mehner and daughter Jeanne from Luling.
Miss Pauline Albrecht and Roman Dietschke were married at St. Josephs Catholic Church on Tuesday September 3 with Rev. Joseph Kopp officiating. The bride is the daughter of F. J. Albrecht of Moulton and the groom the son of Paul Dietschke of Moulton. A dance in the park followed at Herman Park Tuesday night.
A rural view urges placing funds in a bank rather than keeping cash at home. An unnamed farmer in a neighboring state lost a large savings when a bag of money disappeared en route to town. The piece notes the right to keep money at home but advocates bank deposits as safest.
OPA announced spare ration stamp 49 will be valid for five pounds of sugar through September 30 due to local shortages. Stamp 51 remains valid for five pounds of sugar in the October to December quarter.
Mr and Mrs Wylie Jansky and daughter Emmie Jean of Fort Worth spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Emil Vogt at Komensky. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Ahrin Vahalik of Waco Mr and Mrs Alfred Boethel and son Waymon Lee Mr and Mrs Eddie Bauer and son Harvey Gene.
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