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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1942
Page
5
Superintendent Stanley F Cernosek visited San Antonio on Friday. Lewis Nix and family of Gonzales enjoyed indoor and outdoor activities with Mrs. Atop F Pustejoveky during the weekend.
Captain C A Lehne from Camp Edwards arrives for a thirteen day furlough with family. Paul Tyler, visiting from Barnet, spent the weekend with his parents and local relatives. Arthur F Krause orders a Moviton Eagle seat to Liberty Texas. Superintendent and Mrs Saniey F Cernosek and family visit Halletteville. Miss Marie Edna Gummelt of Houston becomes a new reader of The Moulton Eagle.
Yoakum agents of the Southwestern Peanut Growers Association arranged with buyers from Comanche Co for eight carloads of high grade No.1 peanuts all grown in Yoakum area. This represents about one third of the local crop this season. Peas were planted after tomatoes and benefited from fertilizer used for tomatoes. The new industry shows growth potential and farmers average about $90 per ton in addition to hay.
The note thanks the general public for patronage during the past dancing season and invites everyone to return for Easter Monday. Signed by Mrs Baros, Mrs Virginia and others from KOKERNOT GROVE.
Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli returns from Austin where she visited the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Clint Small Jr. Furloughs are spent by Roman Dierechke Benjamin Micuska Clarence Jaroszewski Leonard Lequa and Gordon Ware who are stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts.
Fred Fehrenkampf Jr. has recovered from an appendectomy and returns to his senior year. He plays the tuba in the high school band and resumed classmates after medical leave.
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