Closure Notice At Cinadr’s Cleaning Parlor
Repair work on the machinery requires closing the shop until further notice. Customers are asked for patience while services resume. Cinadr's Cleaning Parlor announces the temporary shutdown.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1945
Page
8
Repair work on the machinery requires closing the shop until further notice. Customers are asked for patience while services resume. Cinadr's Cleaning Parlor announces the temporary shutdown.
Revival services begin at Old Moulton Baptist Church on Friday evening August 24 with Rev. C. E. Bottorff preaching and Rev. Hal C. Wingo as evangelist. A booster choir from the Sunday School is planned and the music leader will be announced soon. Everyone in the community is welcomed.
Hallettsville August 11 Bozka of Shiner celebrated his 85th birthday with a family reunion at his daughter Mrs Ernest Schultz home. Children present included B J Ganter and family Galveston Joe Patek and family Shiner M I Bozka and family J F Bozka and family and Ernest Schultz and family all of Hallettsville.
The Eagle's Honor Roll for the week features IF J Albrecht Moulton Fred F Fehrenkamp San Antonio Bill Richter Flatonia Joe Gold Flatonia Aug Linbrugger Moulton Staff Sgt Aug Linbrugger Greenwood Miss John J Kozelsky Moulton W C Schmeltekopf Kyle E A Meyer Woodsboro and several social visits. Mrs Bohumil Barta family and others spent time in Breglau. Sgt Julius Kalisek returns to Little Rock after a 3 day pass with wife and relatives.
Mr and Mrs W C Schmelte Kopf and daughter Miss Merle and Lt Ray Siebert were guests of Mrs Henry Etlinger Monday.
Mr and Mrs Jim Fike and their baby along with Mrs Frank Maresh of Houston are in town to visit relatives and friends for the week.
Sergeant Frank Sofka returns to base on a thirty day Pacific Theatre furlough. Mrs. Anna Janssen arrives from Floresville to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krueger, age 86, in town. Cinadr's Pressing and Cleaning, run by F A Cinadr, faced a plant breakdown in San Antonio with plans to repair and reopen soon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Pokluda Jr. and children Juddy Ann and Jerald Wayne of Houston spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Papacek. S. Set. and Mrs. Rud. E. Kubenka and baby of Randolph Field spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kubenka Jr., and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs E H Southard return to San Antonio after a visit with relatives and friends here. Mrs Southard is the former Miss Adela Knesek of Moulton.
Mr and Mrs A C Rehmet Mrs Leland Rehmet Miss Velma Rehmet and Miss Doris Arnim of San Antonio along with Mrs Travis Walker of San Saba are visitors in the E C Arnim home.
Mrs. Henry Wachtendorf Mrs. H F Walston and daughters and Mrs. Marion Hodge and daughter of Houston visited relatives and friends in Moulton over the week end.
Mrs F J Miculka and Mr and Mrs Rud Miculka with their sons and Mrs Bessie Kolacny of Houston spent the weekend in Moulton visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs Bernice Heiman of Houston is visiting Mrs Mary Rosenauer to attend memorial services for her uncle Pvt Paul A. Glatzert. Heiman arrived Saturday and attended services in Shiner Sunday.
Coach Meyer of Moulton High School athletics resigns after the past season to take a position with the Woodsboro public schools. E A Meyer will leave the Moulton program and assume duties in Woodsboro.
Mrs G J Bohnenkamp marked her 71st birthday with a gathering in San Antonio. Attending were Mrs H G Bohnenkamp Mrs J W Nachlinger Mrs E Brunkenhoefer and Mrs L L Nachlinger along with Judy and Jimmy.
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