Local residents visit friends and relatives this weekend
Mr and Mrs Erwin Oehl accompanied Mrs Stephan Fisbeck to El Paso to join her husband stationed at Fort Bliss and now reside at 3701 Throwbridge El Paso. Several families traveled to see relatives including visits to Victoria New Braunfels Gonzales Seguin San Angelo and Hallettsville with crops noted as improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin Oehl
Stephan Fisbeck
el Paso
Fort Bliss
Throwbridge
Oehl
Bake Sale at City Office Promises Cakes and Kolaches
Community note announces a bake sale at the City Office on Saturday September 26 featuring cakes pies bread and kolaches. It lists organizers Mrs Ben Zeisberg and daughters and mentions visiting locals including Mr and Mrs Willie Kleihege Alvin Arnold Elaine and Genevieve with Joe F Mueller. Also notes Ruth Lawey and June Rose Ehler from Pasadena visiting, and Harold Kuntschik of Houston visiting family over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolaches
Ben Zeisberg
Willie Kleihege
Alvin, Arnold
Elaine
Genevieve
Gonzales
Joe F. Mueller
Ruth Lawey
June Rose Ehler
Pasadena
Move to Moulton Them to Settle in Community
Mr and Mrs Lee Tousignant and their children Lionel Linda and Jim relocate from Michigan after six years to establish residence in Moulton Mrs Tousignant is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Reindl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Tousignant
Lionel
Linda
Jim
Michigan
Mrs. Tousignant
Jim Reindl
Local pressing shop owner in San Antonio for health
Farnk Cinadr, a local pressing shop owner, was taken to San Antonio last week to stay with his daughter Mr. and Mrs. John Schindler due to ill health. The shop will open on two days as shown in an ad so patrons can get their clothes pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnk Cinadr
San Antonio
John Schindler
Local Family Outing Noted In Yoakum Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko Jr and Mrs L T Biehunko along with their sons Terry and Mike were in Yoakum Sunday night for an unspecified visit or social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Biehunko Jr
L. T. Biehunko
Terry and
Mike
Yoakum
Anderle Visit With Hoepfl Ends Pleasant Stay
Mr and Mrs Emil Anderle of San Angelo spent Monday and Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs John Hoepfl. They enjoyed their visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Anderle
San Angelo
John Hoepfl
Textile Painting Demos at Two County Meetings
Agricultural news reports special interest meetings in La Vacа County on Thursday September 24 in Hal lettsville and Friday September 25 in Shiner both at 2 30 pm. A 4 H club Day is set for October 17 at the State Fair of Texas Dallas with free admission tickets via Extension Agents by September 26. Also notes soil building programs and cotton yields from local farmers based on clover and legume rotations and fertilizer use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Legion Park
Shiner
Dallas
Texas
Sublime club member promotes in-home sewing center
Mrs. L. J. Reese of Sublime Home Demonstration Club says arranging a sewing work center in her home makes sewing easier and more convenient. She keeps her pattern material and sewing equipment in one area of the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Reese
Sublime Home Demonstration Club
Preparing Bulb Beds for Next Spring Blooms
Time to plant bulbs. Prepare soil now by fertilizing beds with barnyard fertilizer or decayed leaf mold and commercial fertilizer. For a 25 feet square area, mix a half bushel barnyard fertilizer or a bushel leaf mold plus about 2 cups commercial fertilizer, spade 12 inches deep, keep moist, and plant hyacinths, daffodils, narcissi, jonquils, and some lilies by late October.
Patek Kubenka wedding noted in Shiner ceremony
Miss Albina Marie Patek and Frankie H Kubenka wed at Sts Cyril and Methodius Shiner with family witnesses and a large wedding party. Attendants wore net over taffeta gowns, Raymond Patek and Louie Patek among escorts, reception at Legion Park followed by a dance. The groom served 22 months in the European Theatre. couple to reside in Seguin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patek-Kubenka
Shiner
Albina Marie Patek
John ‘J. Patek
Frankie H. Kubenka
Frank Kubenka
Moulton
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church
J. Hanacek
Frankie Patek
Seguin
Johnnie Kubenka
Tne
Charlie Mikes
Emily Patek
Daniel Kubenka
Jeanette Mikes
Freddie Joe Patek
Jane Janak
Evelyn Patek
Adela Milkes
Helen Svatek
Marjorie Rebecek
Gussie Patek
Rose Marie Simper
Gladys Koudelka
Eugene Schmidt
Eugene Hollub
Schulenburg
Jimmie Patek
Joe Patek Jr
Louis Patek
Eugene Hinck
Rudy Patek
Leonard Patek
Legion Park
Ad. Migl
Wagner Hospital
Altar Society Plans Bake Sale for Sanctuary Tile
St Josephs Altar Society met September 17 at the Parish Hall with Mrs Joe Heger presiding. Bake sale on October 10 at City Office at 9 am will fund rubber tile flooring for the Sanctuary. committee includes Mrs August Etlinger and Mrs Adolf Mig. Members voted to move meetings to the second Thursday and delegates were urged to attend the Victoria convention October 4 and 5. Hostesses named for the next meeting. Father Matocha led a discussion. lunch followed. Mr and Mrs Harold Knape of Yoakum visited Moulton on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Joe Heger
August Etlinger
Adolf Mig
Victoria
F. C. Smith
Jerome Vasek
Elo Fehrenkamp
Bill Novosad
Henry Butschek
John Antrich
Matocha
Ladies Aid Society Meets at Zion Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church met on September 2 at 2 30 p m. Alma Halliburton opened with song scripture and prayer. A visitor Mrs Aug Zimmermann attended. The group planned copper vases and set October 1 as the next meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran Church
Alma Halliburton
Lorene Henrichs
Windecker
Aug. Zimmermann
Mathilda Etlinger
Cecelia Pustejovsky
Celia Pietsch
Helen Kaase
Lisetta Faltisek
Helen Urban — Flowers
Mollie Rehmer
Bertha Brunkenhofer
Ellen Hull
Leona Gertner
Margaret Beale
Elizabeth Greene
Cotton stalk destruction urged to control pests and soil health
La Vacaville County farmers are advised to destroy cotton stalks after harvest to prevent insect buildup. A stalk shredder can kill about 80 percent of remaining pests. Guidance reminds cover crops retain soil calcium and magnesium and reduce erosion. Contact the PMA Office for legume and phosphate program help. Fish stocking plans note it is too late for this year and orders should go to the Texas Game and Fish Commission in Austin for delivery next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dahse
New Kinkler
Mr. Dahse
PMA
Lavaca County
Frank Rothbauer
Witting
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Walton Building
Austin
Texas
Party Returns From Extended Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr and Mr. and Mrs Edgar Freytag and Bernadette return from a two week tour ending Saturday. They visited Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota and sightseeing in Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota and Colorado Springs. They noted productive corn belt and booming cities with trailer homes and reported good weather aside from a 32 degree day in Minnesota. The trip began Labor Day weekend and included visits in Dallas Del Rio with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kubenka Jr
Edgar Freytag
Bernadette
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Black Hills
South Dak
Colorado Springs
Old Mexico
Minnesota
E. E. Steinacher
Margie
C. A. Grayson
Dallas
R. E. Kubenka
del Rio
Spiekermann Krause Family Reunion Held at Sulphur Park
The Spiekermann-Krause reunion took place at Sulphur Park on Sunday September 6 with many attendees from Three Rivers Shiner Pharr Gonzales Hallettsville San Antonio Houston and San Antonio. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Krause Mr. and Mrs Geo Nations and family Mr. Edgvin Harris and sons and numerous other relatives from across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiekermann - Krause
Sulphur Park
Fred W. Krause
Geo. Nations
Edgvin Harris
Three Rivers
Ed. F. Krause
Moulton
Edgar Pheil
el Pheil
A. C. Pheil
Robert Woehler
Gus Pheil
Shiner
Ed. Walleck
Skidmore
Hugo Helweg
Fred Spiekermann
Pharr
Tex
Fred Speikermann
Donna
Sam
Pete Walseford
William C. Malleck
Gonzales
William C. Haase
Hallettsville
Ottilie Haase
William Haase
Aug. R. Haase
San Antonio
Calvin Krause
Houston
Fred E. Krause
Anna Merts
Tom Jackson
Baby Edward Eugene Kubicek Born At Wagner Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kubicek welcomed a baby boy named Edward Eugene born at Wagner Hospital on Friday September 18 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. Baptized Monday by Rev. Jos Kopp with Patrick Kubicek and Mrs Jim Kubicek as sponsors. Grandparents Gough of Waco celebrate twelfth time. Schoenfeld of Ganado first-time great grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Kubicek
Wagner Hospital
Jos. Kopp
Edward Eugene
Patrick Kubicek
Jim Kubicek
Gerlene Gough
J. W. Gough
Waco
Louis Schoenfeld
Ganado
In Memoriam Mozart Lodge Mourns Longtime Member
The Moulton Texas lodge mourns the passing of a long time faithful member and brother from El Campo who died September 5 1953 at age 75. The lodge extends sympathy to the bereaved family. May he rest in peace. Committee Henry Wenske Emma Wenske Frank Jilek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Texas
el Campo
Lodge
Henry Wenske
Emma Wenske
Frank Jilek
Cotton Market Report Prices and Bales on Platform
The Cotton report shows Wednesday noon figures with 2297 bales on platform. Middling at 31.50, Strict low 30.00, Bright low 28.00, Low middling 27.00. Cottonseed priced at 53 dollars per ton.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herman Wustenbart
Henry Malinek
Sidney John
Cindy Ann
New Braunfels
Fred Osterloh
Patricia Flessner
Paul Flessner
Rudy Oehl
Adolph Ermis
Chas, Lueke
Dennis Hildebrandt
Texas Lutheran College At
James Johnson
Wm. Winkenwerder
Raymond Olsovsky
F.C. Kaase
G. E. Kaase
Eric Gummelt
David Gummelt
Geo. Gummelt
St. Joseph’s School
Harold Kuntschik
Magnolia Gas and Oil
Goodyear
Pietsch
Moulton, Texas
Anton Faltisek
Moulton Texas
Agricultural News
Kocian
Breslau
Nora Werth
Jack Lindsey
Bill Foeh
Frank App
Seabrooks Farms
New Jersey
Altar Society
SALE
Harold Knape
Moulton Sunday
Feperat
Imnake
Ces
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Moulton Motor Sales
Ladies Aid Plan
Fisbeck’s Grocery
Victor Fisbeck
Dial
Memoriam
Charles Beyer
Cotton Report
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