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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1941
Page
8
Classified notice offering typewriter paper and second sheets cut to any size. Also offers newspaper home delivery subscriptions and mail subscription service by Harold Knape in Moulton Texas.
Lavaca county wildcat No. 1 Me. Manus from Shell Oil Co. drills below 9890 feet in shale with seven inch casing around a give feet while no test yet. Neuhaus well spudded near Vienna area at 630 feet in shale. No. 4 Plow Realty in Sheridan field Colorado county below 5927 feet in shale. West Garwood field sees another Cockfield sand producer as W R Davis No. 5 Brownson has 6150 feet casing and logs at 6105 17 feet.
Austin reports a record 148 505 old age pensioners in Texas will receive 2 764 063 dollars in mid August an average of 18 61 dollars each. J S Murchison director of the state public welfare department said increases stem from liberalized eligibility and expanded tax revenues.
A heavy rain and windstorm affected the Shiner section Monday afternoon, uprooting trees and blowing over telephone poles. Moulton area reports show several inches of precipitation from Monday through Thursday with additional rainfall in the period.
Clem Kilinger of Yoakum made a business visit to Moulton on Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Anders of Yoakum visited relatives and attended to business matters there Wednesday.
Me and Mrs. A W Stoecker and William Hillmer visited Alice Monday. Elwyn Gummelt and Allen Bo buslav left for Randolph Field Tuesday.
Joe Zappe of Hallettaville visited Moulton on business while Wilma Sehodde of Schulenburg visited her parents, Mr and Mrs W H Sehodde. Jodie Meiserschlaeger of Camp Bowie came last week to visit relatives. M F Svoboda and family of Danbury spent the weekend with relatives in Houlton. Edmund Kram and family were in Yorktown on business. Hulda Kaase returned to Houston after visiting F C Kaase. Marjorie Gummelt of Hallettsville visited her grandfather, F C Kaase, last week. Ollie Lewis of Altoona Pennsylvania, with Uncle Sam's boys, is here visiting.
Mr and Mrs Henry Trojacek and Mr and Mrs Roman Mikulencak of Houston visited relatives here over the weekend. Taylor Biehunko, Robert Westmorland and Ralph Emery of Randolph Field were here last weekend visiting relatives and friends.
The board of trustees of the Moulton Independent School District will receive bids up to 5 P.M. Friday August 29 1941 for depository of the school fund for a term of two years beginning September 1 1941 and terminating August 31 1943. F J Wagner President F C Smith Secretary.
Mrs Minnie Papacek Clara Debl Rosalie and Stella Ri linger Edith Mikes spent Wednesday in Juling and San Antonio. F C Kaase Gus Gummelt Helen Kaase and Helen Urban attended funeral services for George Huebner in Yoakum Friday. Rozanky Miculka Jeddo visitors to Moulton. Rev C E Botroff of San Antonio called at The Eagle office Friday morning. Botroff closed a revival at the Old Moulton Baptist Church Sunday night. Huebner and Leggett families visited in area towns Sunday.
Charles Ermis Jr of Alta-Loma was here in the early part of the week visiting relatives and catching up with family.
Miss Irene Cinadr of San Antonio visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Cinadr recently, staying for a brief family reunion and to catch up with relatives.
Charles Johnson grandson of Mrs. B F Ware fell from a barn last week and broke his ankle He is getting along as well as could be expected according to relatives
Mrs. Frank Wagner and her son Frank Jr visited Bryan last weekend to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wagner's uncle Dr. John Swanwick.
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