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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1941
Page
4
Lavaca County reports a strong Food For Freedom push with 3000 Farm Plan Sheets signed. O B Herms states gains include 1742 more dairy cows, 436,841 more pounds of milk, 15 percent more hogs pledged, and egg production rising to 3,478,586 dozen.
Frank Moore, a Moulton native and longtime figure in Lavaca county stock dealings, died in Austin on December 5. Burial followed December 6. His son, Lt. Frank Murchiseo Moore, 22, was killed in World War I. Survivors include his wife, four sisters in Crystal City, Hallettsville, Houston, and one sister in Houston, and Lydia Moore of Moulton.
The Moulton Bobkatz fell to the Shiner Comanches 27 to 25 at the Shiner gym last week Wednesday in a hard fought game.
Records from the County Clerk show 22 marriage licenses issued in Lavaca county during November, down from 40 in October. Mrs. Nell V Petrash ordered her copy of The McAlto Eagle sent to her address in College Station.
Miss Selma Nonmacher daughter of Mr and Mrs O W Nonmacher of Waelder wed Sergeant Advulph Krametbauer son of Mr and Mrs Frank Krametbauer of Moulton. The ceremony was performed in Gonzales by Judge L H De Bose last week Tuesday.
The month of November recorded 1.03 inches of rainfall. W.K. Richter’s records show total rainfall for the period January 1 to December 1 as 4508 inches.
Charles Currier of Klamath Falls Oregon stepped in front of a moving car and was knocked to the pavement. He rose, approached the driver, and apologized offering to pay for the windshield damaged by the impact.
9 161 bales of cotton ginned in Lavaca County from the 1941 crop prior to December 1, compared with 13 026 bales the same period last year. Report supplied to The Eagle by Henry J Strauss special agent of the Department of Commerce.
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