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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1950
Page
3
The Moulton Eagle published in Moulton Texas on September 29 1950 lists O F Knape and W L Knape as publishers and proprietors with Friday issue cadence and a two dollar annual subscription in advance.
T. H. Irwin spent Sunday in Bay City visiting his mother, Mrs. R. T. Irwin.
The Eagle Office reports George Techinik of near Moulton and other Lavaca County farmers will plant one acre of pangola grass this year. Pangola grass, grown in Florida pastures for a decade, was introduced to the United States from Africa in the late 1930s.
The hunting flag displayed at the capitol in Washington remains in place for roughly thirty days, signaling a temporary display context.
The Texas Department of Public Safety invites qualified young men aged 21 to 35 to apply as Driver's License Examiners in Austin. Positions arise from examiners entering military service, with base pay of 240 dollars monthly plus two weeks’ leave and insurance benefits.
J. T. Jaeggli and Edmund Anderle attended the annual Peanut Festival in Floresville Saturday. They report a large attendance and an enjoyable time. Mr. and Mrs. John Bares Cost of Texas spent Monday in Moulton attending to matters and visiting with friends. J. F. Speed of Yoakum, a sewing machine man, was in Moulton Monday on business. Mrs. J. T. Walker of Saba spent part of the day visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Willie Pilat and daughter Marian accompany Mr and Mrs Charlie Pilat and Mr and Mrs James Koncaba with daughter Carolyn Faye spending Sunday afternoon in Gonzales.
Michael Wayne Welff, child of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Houston, was baptized Saturday afternoon at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Moulton. Rev. Joseph Kopp officiated with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Laddie Mur present. The baby wore the same dress his mother used at her baptism.
A Texas Economy Commission tract by Mrs. CharIcy Ward advocates reorganizing government services to improve efficiency and reduce spending. It notes the original 600 TEC appointees under Governor Allan Shivers and outlines aims to engage citizens in public service and economy measures.
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