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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1945

Page

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Moulton Lions Club Plans Charter Anniversary September

The Moulton Lions Club will host a Charter Anniversary and Ladies Night on Thursday September 6 with barbecued chicken and customary accoutrements. At a recent meeting eight members attended as officers reorganized with G G Fisbeck and J T Jaegli elevated to vice roles while Morris B Webb resigned to Kingsville. Sgt Clyde Jones of San Antonio joined the membership at large while J W Pyland was welcomed as new superintendent of schools.

Moulton Lions Club Roy Kotzebue Morris 8. Webb Webb Kingsville G. G. Fisbeck J. T. Jaeggli Sgt Clyde Jones San Antonio J. W. Pyland

War in the Pacific Declines as Japanese Fleet Suffers Heavy Losses

Report states over three hundred Japanese ships, including large warships, sunk in the past week with many aircraft destroyed. The war appears to be waning rapidly and near an end, urging continued purchase of war bonds to pressure Japan.

New Ration Book 5 To Be Distributed Nationwide

Ration Book No 5 will be distributed at schools and public places nationwide in early December. The book goes into use after January 1 and is designed to last 10 to 15 months. A new gasoline book will also be distributed, going into use December 22.

Death of Judd Mortimer Lewis Texas poet laureate and columnist

Judd Mortimer Lewis 77 Texas poet laureate columnist and Houston Printing Company vice president died in Houston July 25. His long running syndicated column Tampering With Trifles ran for over four decades. He is survived by his widow two daughters and five grandchildren.

Judd Mortimer Lewis Texas Houston Printing Company Houston Post Houston

Churchill Defeated. Atlee Named British PM After Vote

Winston Churchill loses to the Labour Party in a landslide and resigns as prime minister. Clement R. Attlee succeeds Churchill, pledging a socialist program for national reconstruction.

Winston Churchill Labor Party Clement R. Atlee Churchill

Four Texas amendments explained for August 25

The Eagle presents explanations of the four proposed constitutional amendments on the August 25 Texas ballot. Written by Marvin D. Fertsch, Lavaca County’s representative in the state legislature.

The Eagle Texas Marvin D. Fertsch Lavaca County

Future Farmers Elect Officers

The Moulton Chapter of Future Farmers held its first meeting with new advisor Mr. Young to elect officers. Elected officers are President James Maresh, Vice President Tommy Hoyer, Secretary Kenwood Laqua, Treasurer James Jilek, Reporter Melvin Ammermann, Watch Dog Henry Wieting, Parliamentarian Alves Pietsch. Next year Greenhands attended. next meeting set for August 20 at 8 30 P M.

Moulton Future Farmers Mr. Young James Maresh Tommy Hoyer Kenwood Laqua James Jilek Melvin Ammermann Henry Wieting Alves Pietsch Greenhands

Notice of Closing Dates for 1945 Agricultural Program

Notice states soil building and conservation practices from January 1 to August 1 1945 must be reported by August 15 1945. Procedures from August 1 to December 31 1945 must be reported by January 15 1946. No payment for late reports. This follows 1945 Agricultural Program regulations.

Legion Meeting at Geier Merrem Post No 392

The regular meeting of Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion will be held at the Legion Hall on Thursday August 7 at 8 45 PM All members are urged to attend Veterans of World War II soldiers and sailors home on furlough are welcome to attend.

Geier- Merrem American Legion Legion Hall

Two Newborn Girls Celebrate Moulton Births

New babies arrive in Moulton as M. and Mrs. Willie Hoepfl welcome a nine pound girl born at Shiner Hospital. Mr and Mrs Frank Castro also announce a nine pound girl born on Thursday July 19 at Shiner Hospital.

Willie Hoepfl Moulton Shiner Hospital Frank Castro

Gajer Retired Businessman Dies After Lingering Illness

John V. Gajer of Moulton died at Schulenburg hospital Monday July 30 at 2 30 AM after about seven weeks illness. Funeral held at his home Tuesday at 4 PM with burial in Moulton Public Cemetery. He was born in Austria June 30 1868 and came to Texas in 1886, a tailor by trade. He married twice and left with children, stepchildren, and grandchildren.

John V. Gajer Moulton Schulenburg Moulton Public Cemetery Froehner Flatonia Jesus God Emil Darilek Victor O. Fehrenkamp William H. Schodde Ad. Ermis John Havlik Ed. Novosad Austria Texas Nickle Della Johnson Viola Mueller Eddie Charlie Kopecky Vlasta Meiners Vladimir Gajer Lydia Pustejovsky San Angelo Eugene Kopecky Gonzales Mills Kopecky Mertzon Joe C. Kopecky Corpus Christi John Nickle Clara Nickle John Hofner Ganado

Soldier Receives Medical Discharge at Camp Hood

Pvt. Herman Koranek, stationed at Camp Hood, has earned a medical discharge from the armed forces. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Emil Koranek of near Moulton.

Pvt Herman Koranek Camp Hood Emil Koranek Near Moulton

Soldier Cecil Hull Receives Bronze Star in Germany

Technical Sergeant Cecil Hull of the Infantry United States Army is awarded the Bronze Star medal for heroic achievement during military operations against the enemy in Germany.

Cecil Hull Infantry United States Army Germany

Moulton Troop Triumphs at Shiner Deanery Camp

About 165 Scouts and Scouters gathered at Shiner Deanery Camp on the Rocky near Shiner. Moulton Troop won the baseball tournament and earned championship honors with St Marys, Gonzales, Hochheim, Yoakum, and Sweet Home also competing. Camp activities included rope making demonstrations, a health talk by Dr Frank Wagner, and a Sunday church service.

Moulton Boy Scout Rocky Shiner Martin Wagner Yoakum Hochheim Gonzales Sweet Home St. Marys Mouldon Moulton Moulton Boy Scout Troops Ed. Kolar Kolar Shiner Catholic Church Rev. Stone of

First Bale of New Cotton Marketed In Moulton

The first bale of the 1945 cotton season arrived in Moulton on Friday July 28. Bohumir Bohuslav brought a 505 pound bale sold to R. B. Papacek at 25 cents per pound totaling 125.25 dollars.

Moulton Bohumir Bohuslav Kamensky R. B. Papacek Joe Pavlicek Komensky Ed. Boehm

Knights of Columbus Meet in Moulton Parish Hall

On July 24 1945 the Yoakum Council of Knights of Columbus held an open meeting at St Josephs Parish Hall in Moulton. Father Joseph Kopp welcomed attendees followed by short talks from R J Etlinger Grand Knight Yoakum Council and Dr Martin M Wagner Deputy Grand Knight. Dr F M Wagner of Shiner delivered the principal address as members and guests from Yoakum Shiner Flatonia and Moulton attended. Refreshments were provided by Moulton members.

Yoakum Council of Knights of Columbus St. Joseph’s Moulton Joseph Kopp R. J. Etlinger Yoakum Yoakum Council Martin M. Wagner F. M. Wagner Shiner Flatonia

F H T News Chapter Meeting Highlights War Time Activities

The local F H T Chapter met at the Home Economics building at 3 30 p m Saturday with eighteen members and five visitors. Secretary read minutes. reports covered home projects and a summer exhibit. Members sew clothes, plan meals, can and save resources to aid Uncle Sam, then shared watermelon on the cottage lawn after adjournment.

F.H.T Home Economics Building Uncle Sam

Local War Discharges List From European Theater

The army recently discharged several soldiers from the European theater of operations. Names include S sergeants Claude Sherry George Barta and Alfred Mikulencak plus corporals and privates such as T 5 Albert Pavlicek Lenhardt Laqua Charlie Filip Bennie Schulte Elvin Mikulencak Frankie Filip Horace Grasse Victor F Schindler who are home on furlough.

Army Albert Pavlicek Claude Sherry George Barta Lenhardt Laqua Alfred Mikulencak Charlie Filip Pfe Bennie Schulte Elvin Mikulencak Pfc Frankie Filip Horace Grasse Victor F. Schindler

Miss Cordelia Boehm Accepts Dallas Dietician Position

Miss Cordelia Boehm left Monday for Dallas to begin employment as a dietician with North American Industries. The daughter of Mrs Ed Boehm Jr she earned a bachelor of science degree in foods and nutrition from Texas College for Women at Denton last month.

Cordelia Boehm Dallas Miss Boehm Ed. Boehm Jr Texas College For Women At Denton

State Property Tax Rate Set at 72 Cents

The automatic tax board on Tuesday set the 1945 state property tax rate at 72 cents per $100, up 17 cents from last year. Taxes due October 1. The rate allocates 35 cents to the nation fund, 30 cents to the available school fund, and 2 cents to the Confederate veterans pension fund. Last year’s rates were 35, 18, and 2 cents. The 1945 assessed valuation is $4,084,993,824, up $52,000,000. All divisions are at the legal maximum.

Austin Automatic Tax Board Confederate Veterans Pension Fund

Local Soldier Harold Knape Returns Home with Honors

Pfc. Harold Knape arrived home Monday after receiving his discharge at Brooke Convalescent Hospital in San Antonio. He enlisted November 11, 1942 while attending college in San Marcos and earned the Good Conduct Medal Expert Infantry Badge Purple Heart Combat Infantry Badge and the ETO Ribbon with two battle stars.

Harold Knape Army Brooke Convalescent Hospital San Antonio San Marcos

Overseas Service Corporal Wenske Arrives for 30 Day Furlough

Corporal Eugene Wenske, home from ten months with the 44th Infantry Division overseas, returned last week Thursday to spend a 30 day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Rudie Wenske. He wears the Combat Infantryman Badge and the ETO ribbon with three battle stars and will report back to Fort Sam Houston after his furlough.

Cpl Eugene Wenske 44Th Infantry Division Rudie Wenske Fort Sam Houston

Tonsilectomy Performed on Miss Ora Janszen at Renger Hospital

Miss Ora Willis Janszen underwent a tonsillectomy at Renger Hospital in Hallettsville last Friday. The procedure was reported as successful with no complications noted and the patient resting in recovery under medical supervision.

Ora Willis Janszen Renger Hospital Hallettsville

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Rhas United States Senate Lions Club Legion Meeting Boy Scout Miculka Merrem James Kolar Eugene Hruska Stevie Fisbeck Donald Bravanec Alex Haas Novosad Bill Edn Darilek Hruska Emil Archie Krejci Francis Fisbeck Willie Ed. _ Maresh Geo. von Linden Willie Ed. Maresh Kirby Lee Wagner Joe Jungbauer Willie Ed.Maresh Emil Krejci Camp Wooten Knights of Columbus Meeting F. H. T. News
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