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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1944
Page
5
Card thanks voters in Lavaca County for support in the primary for County Clerk noting a 76 vote margin. He recalls leading in Molton Shiner Yoakum and Hallettsville box at City Hall and urges August 26 election turnout for the incumbent.
Fort Worth will host the American Legion state convention for veterans ofWorld War I and II August 5 to 7, after Galveston was ruled unable to house the event. Headquarters will be Hotel Texas with the Ladies auxiliary at the Blackstone. State commander Sam D Forman and five department vice commanders led the executive meeting. Forman says the organization remains non political and non sectarian and will not take a stand on the local option issue.
Charlie Strauss of Halletts ville campaigned in Moulton on Saturday for county clerk. Bruce Gibson and Hugh Gibson returned from San Marcos after visiting brother Joe Gibson. Pvt. George Koudelka returned to Scott Field Illinois after furlough with his parents. Seaman Oscar Lee Cook of Corpus Christi visited his mother and relatives in Moulton last week.
Mrs. Jim Reindl came home last week Wednesday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schacherl and other relatives and friends in Houston.
Mr and Mrs John Antrich Mrs J C Williams and daughter Dianna Donald Bravenec and Mrs Johanna Albrecht spent the early part of the week in San Antonio visiting relatives and friends.
SGT. JOHNNIE J. CULAK died in action in France on June 12. He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Culak of Dickson School and the husband of Leonita Krejci of Moulion. He was 26 years old.
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