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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1944
Page
5
A home front ode denounces slacker rhetoric and defiant draftees. The speaker, addressing a draft dodger, asserts resolve and warns against targeting women of soldiers. He proclaims Uncle Sam needs disciplined volunteers and vows to return.
Ray Stevens of San Antonio spent the week end here. Mr. Joe Etlinger and family and Mrs. R A Etlinger visited in Ganado Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Kaiser of San Antonio spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs Mary Rosenauer and granddaughter Miss Gladys Cervenka were in San Antonio Friday and Saturday. Lee Jarosek Roy Kotzebue and Erwin Oehl members of the rationing board were in Hallettsville Monday.
Pfe Fred G Kaiser station ed at Indianapolis came in Friday to spend his furlough with his family. Mrs Harvey Louis Fehren kamp spent the weekend in San Antonio with her mother Mrs Bertha Neugebauer. T Cpl Erwin Fojt stationed at Camp White Oregon is spending his furlough here with home folks and friends.
Corporal Oscar Raab, stationed at Houston, arrived last week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F P Raab during his furlough.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anders of Yoakum were in Moulton visiting relatives and handling business. Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Pilat and daughter Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. F A Koncaba were in Shiner on Monday for business.
Mrs Ray Stevens traveled to Austin on Monday to visit her daughter Dorothy Jean Windel who is a student at the University of Texas.
Mrs Bertha Brunkenhoefer returned to her San Antonio home Tuesday after a visit here with relatives. She spent several days in the area visiting family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Rudie Mueller Mrs Victor Vogt and children of Rosenberg visited in the home of Mrs Lizzie Lucke recently. Mr and Mrs Ignac Jalufka Mrs Emil J Jalufka and John Kubena were in Canado and Victoria last week Thursday on business.
Mr and Mrs R B Papacek and daughter Marjorie and Rose Nell Otts Dorothy and Billie Manning visited in Yoa Kum Sunday.
The Eagle acknowledges receipt of two calendars from Frank Neitzler a blacksmith at Electro Texas. Neitzler and his family formerly lived in Moulton.
A Senate Committee study argues the aviation sector must wind down contracts quickly after the war to prevent mass layoffs. It warns abrupt cancellations could ripple through nine major manufacturers and their suppliers, harming millions of workers and local economies. The piece urges swift government action to fund orders already placed and to assign contract winding to the original makers of the agreements.
Miss Marilyn Findeisen of Yoakum spent the weekend as a guest in the home of George Aschenbeck, keeping social ties active in the community.
James A Baros son of Mr and Mrs John Baros is enrolled as an aviation cadet in the pre flight school at Maxwell Field Alabama.
The Eagle prints a letter from Paul Tyler seaman second class stationed in San Diego California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs A H Tyler of Moulton.
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