Local residents visit relatives and travel notes
Miss Marie Fojtik returns to Yoakum after visiting her parents. Mrs. George Pustejovsky goes back to Los Alamos New Mexico after visiting the Spaniek and Pustejovsky families. Bobbie and Mary Cecele return home with their mother. Charles Pustejovsky of Houston spent Labor Day with his parents. Paul Newton returns to Stillwater after a visit with his mother. Louis Pavlas family spend weekend in Mexico. Kenneth Freytag of San Antonio visits his parents. Edwin Pundt on furlough from San Antonio with parents. R B McConnell family of Beasley visit Moulton. Chas. O. Mikulka of Smithville and Ed Mikulka of Manvel visit Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pustejovsky
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Louis Spanie
A. J. Pustejovsky
Bobbie
Mary Cecele
Charles Pustejovsky
Houston
Mrs
Paul Newton
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Ed. Boehm Jr
R. B. McConnell and Sons
Paul and
William
Beasley, Texas
Moulton
Building Permits Hit New Austin All Time High
Austin city records show year to date building permits totaling 20 485 081 dollars with the previous yearly peak of 20 470 741 dollars in 1947 surpassed. The latest high followed late Monday when C T Johnson an Austin Life underwriter received permits for five frame houses and garages in Raleigh Avenue Lake Shore Village totaling 42 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
John C. Eckert
C. T. Johnson
Austin Life
Raleigh Avenue
Lake Shore Village
Moulton Texas Hardware and Garden Ads and Rentals
COME IN and see OUR POT PLANTS 35¢ to $1.00 MOULTON FLORIST FOR SALE Used Windmills in good condition Contact the Moulton Hardware Co Moulton Texas FOR SALE Brooder House 12 ft by 16 ft and wash house 8 ft by 12 ft kitchen cabinet practically new Telephone with share for 901 line Johnnie R Dietschke Moulton Texas WANTED RENTER For the J L Janssen farm about 2 miles east of Moulton 234 acres 80 acres or more in cultivation For further information see George F Janssen Shiner Texas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Florist
Moulton Hardware Co
Moulton, Texas
J. L. Janssen
Moulton
George F. Janssen
Shiner
Texas
Local residents and visitors noted in area towns
Mr Ed Maresh and family visited Fredericksburg. Wm Zappe and George Janssen of Shiner were in Moulton on business. Mrs Ed Kolar and Edward James and Mrs Vladimir Darilek and Dorothy were in San Antonio. Albert Simper and Frank Pertas families spent the weekend in Laredo. Fehrenkampfs returned to Houston after vacation. Roitsch of Carnation Company Schulenburg was in Moulton on business. Emma Wolff of Cuero spent the weekend with her parents. Bertha Brunkenhoefer returned to San Antonio after months with her sisters. Caroline Urech Annie and Carrie Knotte Westhoff visited Mrs Valenta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Kolar
Edward James
Vladimir “Darilek
Dorothy
San Antonio
Albert Simper
Shiner
Frank Pertas
Moulton
Laredo
Mexico
Mr. Roitsch
The
Carnation Company of
Schulenburg
Emma Wolff
Cuero
Mrs
A .F. Wolff
Caroline Urech
Annie
William Jaluska
Carrie Knotte of
Westhoff
R. Valenta
Weekend Visits Across Texas Note Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Henry Malinek and son spent Sunday in New Braunfels with Mr and Mrs Fred Osterloh. Miss Emma Rosenauer and Eugene Boehm, who had been there since last week, returned with them. Mrs Henry Wagner spent the past weekend in Corpus Christi visiting Mr and Mrs Willard Mitchell and their son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Malinek
New Braunfels
Fred Osterloh
Emma Rosenauer
Eugene Boehm
Henry Wagner
Corpus Christi
Willard Mitchell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fisbeck
Bendix Radios
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
G. E
Rons
Auto Parts
Marie Fojtik
Yoakum
August Fojtik
Louis Pavlas
Pvt
Kenneth Freytag
Arnold Freytag
Pfc
Edwin Pundt
Ed. Pundt
Chas. O. Miculka
Smithville
Ed. Miculka
Manvel
Akumei
Herman Park Hall
Henry Brosch Orch
Ed. Maresh
Fredericksburg
Wm. Zappe
George Janssen of
Fred Fehrenkampf
Bertha Brunkenhoefer
Louise Helweg
Vince Rehmet
Woolens
Etlingers
Libby
Armour
Libby's Garden
Fargo Smn
Sweet Peas
Houehold
Colgate
R Toulton
Cotton Grove
Lee and the
Texas Rhythm Boys
Atlantic Coast
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