Resolution of Respect for Mrs G J Bohnenkamp
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society records a resolution of sympathy upon the death of charter member Mrs G J Bohnenkamp. It notes her faithful service and loved roles as wife and mother, and directs minutes entry and publication in The Moulton Eagle. Committee members Mrs Tom Beale Mrs K Windecker Rose L Svoboda signed the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Moulton Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Moulton Eagle
Tom Beale
K. Windecker
Rose L. Svoboda Comnittes
Schoenfelds Visit Houston and Navy Recruiter in Moulton
Mr and Mrs Rudy Schoenfeld and their son traveled to Houston on Saturday. Chief M Southerland of the Navy Recruiting Station in Victoria was in Moulton last Thursday seeking recruits for the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Schoenfeld
Henry Schoenfeld
Houston
M. Southerland
Navy
Victoria
Moulton
Uncle Sam
Card of Thanks for Dr. Hruska family
The family of the late Dr. Thomas S. Hruska expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for kindnesses during his illness and death. Special thanks go to Dr. Hugo Strieder and Dr. Frank Wagner, nurses, hospital staff, Rev. H. E. Beseda, Wesley M B Church, Masonic Lodge of Brenham, pallbearers, neighbors, and those who sent flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Hruska
Hugo Strieder
Frank Wagner
Janie Barak
Sofia Tousek
H. E. Beseda
Wesley C. M. B. Church
Masonic Lodge of
Brenham
Brother Masons
Mrs J B Sullivan Returns to Toledo After Visit
Mrs J B Sullivan and her party returned to Toledo Ohio after spending several weeks in Moulton visiting relatives and friends. Louis Riske of Giddings general agent for the Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Company was in Moulton Thursday of last week attending to business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sullivan
Toledo
Ohio
Louis Riske
Giddings
Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Company
Moulton
Nationalization in Britain Fails to Lift Coal Output
Churchill warned that nationalized Britain produces 15 million tons less coal yearly than in 1941 while importing up to 600000 tons in a quarter. The plan’s hopeful results fade as output falls after an initial rise, with Labor aims to cut housing starts petrol use and travel. Dictator laws grant the government sweeping control over industry and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Churchill
England
United States
Michael Young
Labor Party
Young
Washington
London
Snyder
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