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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1941
Page
8
Lost black bob-tailed shoat reported in Gonzales Route 6 Texas. Rudie Ho hensee offers reward to finder who returns the animal to the listed address.
For sale listing offering one brood mare one yearling horse and one John Deere lister. Seller named Herman Wustenbart located in Moulton Texas near Oak Grove School urging inquiries.
For prompt service and artistic cleaning, send us your clothing. Each garment receives careful individual attention. We call for and deliver.
The Schulenburg Fire Department became the first in the state to receive a pension under the new law. Olin Culberson and Mr. Satterwhite provided addresses while Chief Pundt and Lee Jarosek of Moulton attended the Monday evening event.
Notice asks customers to send clothes earlier to help Cinada's Cleaning Parlor improve service during the busy season. It lists a fine of 16 dollars for suits and provides the phone number 124 for contact.
For Quality Cleaning see Zow zalik the cleaner Phone 4 J Moulton.
The agency accepts Sheppard's Steam Laundry for a week of service with Wet Wash 31-2c and Dry Wash 41-20 plus a minimum 51¢. Thrifty 62 ib. Wet laundry includes wearing apparel and flat work finished under Zouzalik, She Cleaner.
The assessor will be in Moulton on January 15 16 and 17 to assess state and county taxes for the year 1942. K A Turk Assessor Collector.
Lavaca County urges a War Relief Fund contribution to the Red Cross as part of a national drive. The note cites a $1800 Lavaca County share of a fifty million goal, stressing urgent support for bombed civilians and disaster relief training. E. S. (Pat) Kelly chairs War Relief for Lavaca County Texas and invokes a biblical pledge to give quickly.
Ed Pundt and Vladimir Dari lek traveled to San Antonio on business Monday to meet local contacts and discuss engagements.
Boyce Rehmer of West Columbia came in Tuesday to spend the Christmas holidays with home folks and friends.
The note says J& Fehrenkamp is getting along fine after a recent illness. Visitors included Miss Doris Arnim, Mrs. A C Rehmer and daughter Velma from San Antonio. Frank Jilek Jr. provided a financial lift while in town Tuesday.
Lynn B. Shaw, manager of the Texas Motor Transportation Association, writes to The Eagle editor thanking them for courtesies extended during the past year and sending Christmas and New Year wishes for 1942.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield and John Burt of Columbus met residents at the E gie office for a chat. He plans a Washington return early next year and a further visit to Moulton before leaving, announcing his candidacy for reelection. Mansfield chairs the House rivers committee and remains a key Capitol Hill figure.
The city advances its lighting program with a new system installation in Moulton. Several streets were upgraded this week with all weather topping applied to improve safety and drive conditions.
Texas governor speaks to the people during wartime, urging steadfast faith. He calls for strength, wisdom, and unity, referencing Bethlehem and the desire for peace and relief for distressed nations amid global conflict.
Zions Lutheran Church announces Christmas and New Year worship with services on December 25 10 a.m. December 28 9 30 a m Sunday School and 10 30 a.m Divine Service December 31 7 39 p.m Sylvester Eve and January 1 New Year’s Day service. Pastor K Jacobs. The community thanks many local groups and individuals for the Christmas tree program and celebrations.
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