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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1943
Page
8
Filling stations will be closed on Christmas Day and Sunday December 25 and 26 1943 and on New Year Day and Sunday January 1 and 2 1944 as announced.
Payment of subscription entitles reader to a place on The Eagle honor roll. The week includes Leo Jaroszewski of Moulton Frank Luksowsky of Flatonia Miss Helen Marie Gummelt of Houston Miss Helen Seifert of Shiner Mrs. Ford Richter of Moulton Sgt Ollie Lewis of Camp Swift August Heyer of Moulton John Thompson of Gonzales Hugo Fisbeck of Flatonia Frank Kalisek of Muldoon Chas Wiseman of Flatonia Anton Faltisek of Moulton.
Dr. and Mrs. Sam Jaeggli and Iva Sue express gratitude for the love and sympathy shown after the death of their son and brother. The family notes how the kindness sustains them during their bereavement.
Miss Jewell Sockwell a Mary Hardin Baylor College student in Belton is spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Pren Sockwell. Mrs Sockwell accompanied her home to Belton for the visits.
Repers and magazines may be renewed at The Eagle Office. When your subscription expires, let us handle your renewal.
Revised state statistics show 934 Texas highway fatalities through October, down from 1,113 in the same period last year. October fatalities totaled 125, versus 88 in October 1943.
Mrs. Jerry Branecky receives a silk bed spread two handkerchiefs and five pennants from her son Cpl Johnnie Branecky stationed in Australia He is reported to be well and enjoys reading his hometown newspaper.
Mr and Mrs Edgar Freytag and Bernadette with Mrs Agnes Kubena Mrs Rud John and Miss Edith Kubenka traveled to San Antonio the previous Friday for the event or visit.
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