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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1959
Page
2
Mr and Mrs E J Svoboda of Danbury vacationed over Labor Day weekend at the home of Mrs Anton Svoboda and Mr and Mrs Henry Helweg. They also attended the Kutach reunion at Hallettsville while here.
Mrs Joe Petrek and boys and Mrs Lee Jarosek visited Mrs Wrances Breitschop in Flatonia Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Puste josky of Houston welcome a 6 lb 8 oz baby. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Faulkner of Houston and Mr A J Pustejovsky of Houlton.
A column denounces labor unions over new laws and political figures, arguing exploitation fuels socialism and communism. It cites tax hikes, school funding, and rising costs, then notes Houston and New York teen crime rates and calls for tougher punishment.
Mrs. Rose Fletchere aged 79 collapsed and died while singing a hymn she had composed during a church meeting in Milwaukee. She was among about 30 friends in attendance and sang the words “Help me to love and give and pray to the kind” before the collapse.
The Moulton area hosts a wide list of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Paris Jr. of Shiner and numerous residents from Hallettsville Gonzales and Victoria who attended the Parish Picnic. People traveled for visits, business, and vacation, with gatherings at homes in Shiner Seguin Waelder Flatonia Gonzales and Gonzales.
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