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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1943
Page
9
Supplement to The Moulton Eagle reports year end news from Moulton Texas with local notices, community events, and period civic notes. Includes December 24 1943 date and Vol 45 No 20, reflecting wartime era community life and local happenings.
Victor Alkek a Yeoman third class from Williamsburg Virginia received seven day leave and spent nine hours with his family after six days of train travel. He arrived Sunday and left that night for three more days of travel.
James Douglas Winkler four months and three days old son of Mr and Mrs R E Winkler of Houston died Tuesday December 21 Burial held Wednesday morning at Moulton Catholic Cemetery with Rev Joseph Kopp officiating Pallbearers were Tommie Hoyer James Jilek Victor Jungbauer and Roland Welfl
Jacob Cinadr, longtime tailor in Shiner, was taken to Shiner Hospital Monday for treatment after several weeks of illness. He has operated a tailor shop in the town for many years.
The Komensky P. T. A. held a Friday night session on December 17. Minutes were read and approved, treasurer reported, and a net profit of 395.22 from the Thanksgiving picnic was announced. Christmas holidays run December 24 to January 2, with several new members added and the next meeting planned for February.
Lizzie Lueke has purchased the old Lueke Estate on West Second Street. The property is occupied by F. A. Koncaba and family.
When a tractor is stuck place a 2-foot log piece about 10 to 12 inches through behind the wheel and secure with a log chain. This creates traction and helps lift the tractor free in most cases.
The University of Texas Interscholastic League reports 784 Texas high school teams enrolled for the 1943 44 basketball tournament. Athletic Director R J Kidd notes the large field and competitive field across the state.
Raw sweet potatoes are now fed to hens as a substitute for green feed. Fewer raw potatoes are eaten than when cooked, but they serve as a viable feed option in poultry husbandry.
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