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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1946
Page
4
A grocer scene note urges readers to stop kidding themselves about consumption. It highlights a shortage of consumer goods relative to Americans' dollars and urges saving every dollar by buying United States Savings Bonds as directed by the U S Treasury Department.
Texas farming totals for January through October reached 1 018 980 000, up 11 percent from 1945. October cash income rose 64 percent from September, though Lower Rio Grande Valley lagged others due to weak prices and lower marketings. Gains ranged from 11 percent in Southwest Texas plains to 112 percent in the trans Pecos area.
Mrs Sophia Zmeskal Berta died at her parents home in Gonzales on November 27 after a lingering illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Gonzales home and she was buried in the Gonzales Catholic Cemetery. She was born near Hallettsville October 28 1926 and was 20 years old. She married Ad Barta November 28 1944 and lived in Gonzales and Oklahoma. Surviving are her husband her parents four sisters and four brothers.
Geier Merrem Post No 392 of the American Legion sponsors a drive to collect Xmas gifts for Yanks including G I Joes and G I Janes and veterans hospital patients. Donations drop at R 8 Papacek's Store E J Etlinger Son A F Kotzebue Drug Co and E R Variety Store. Acceptable gifts include house shoes cigarettes lighters neckties razors toilet articles and small games. Packages should list contents on the outside and be clearly labeled. Organizers aim for 10 000 gifts this Christmas.
The University of Texas bureau of business research reported a national cotton balance of 12,810,000 bales as of November 1. Consumption and exports run ahead of last year by over 100,000 bales monthly, leaving the November balance 28 percent below the figure for the same date in the previous year.
The Komensky P.T.A. expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted with the annual Thanksgiving Celebration. Maurice Havlik of Freeport visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. John V. Havlik. Dr. A. F. Tasch and family of Taft spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elo C. Fehrenkamp and relatives.
Miss Alice Arnim Mrs J M Fitzmaurice of Houston and Bonnie Yeager of Bay City spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs E Arnim.
Meyerhoffs marks anniversary with sale on all ladies ready to wear and men’s white dress shirts. Hurry to Meyer and save on top quality garments during limited time event.
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