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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1943
Page
8
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The Eagle announces weekly honor roll subscribers with names including Victor O Fehrenkamp Jr Col lege Station Pfc Ivan J Bohuslav Laredo John Darilek Shiner Fred F Fehrenkamp Temple Mrs Arnold McNeel Austin Rev Joseph Kopp Moulton Mrs Annie Zalman San Antonio Lee Zalman Moulton W A Schreiber Cuero Otto Pilsner Moulton Victor Zavesky Great Lakes I Aug Ellinghausen Shiner.
The Shiner Hatchery announces availability of Top Quality healthy pollorum tested baby chicks every Tuesday. They offer 100 to 1000 chicks with Chicks of Distinction and emphasize livability through careful breeding, sanitation, and testing. They list English White Leghorns Buff Leghorns Light Brown Leghorns Matted Anconas Buff Minorees Barred Plymouth Rhode Island Reds and invite orders, noting Texas Baby Chick Association membership.
Names and visits fill the week with locals and visitors. Gladys Cervenka visited a friend in Fiatopia Mosday evening. Sgt Adolph Darilek from Dun can Freld visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Fred F Fehren kamp and Ozro of Temple visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. W L Henkhaus of Shiver Hatchery went to Moulton Monday for business. W H Burt of Lavaca tax department here Tuesday to assess taxes. Meyer and Mrs W C Lang letz of Fayettsville and Miss Clara Koch of Flintonia were guests Sunday. Sgt Moody Goerig and Kneip of Greeley Colorado stationed at Camp Bowie were here Saturday and Sunday. Rudie Zemlica became manager of Moulton Theatre opening last week and plans new equipment soon. Mrs Otto Casey and Mrs Harry Wagner visited after Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting with the Eagle staff.
The Eagle January 29 issue forgot to note that the late R J Strauss Sr of Shiner left his wife Adelin Pusatjevsky and other relatives. Mr Strauss died January 22. Also shared is Lt Kinyon Gummelt Marine letter from the South Pacific with souvenirs including a Jap newspaper and a label from Jap rice brew. he is son of Mr and Mrs Gus Gummelt of Moulton.
H L Hoffmann of Minneapolis will demonstrate Rupture Shields in Yoakum at the Hotel St. Regis on Friday February 19 from 10 AM to 4 PM with free admission and appointments available. The notice touts years of service, urges early attendance, and warns of rupture complications. address given for Hoffmann's Surgical Appliance Co. in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Zat Johnson and Mrs Laura Nieman visited Hallettsville this week.
Friday February 12 Southey League Party at 8 p m Saturday February 13 Junior Mission Band at 3 p m Sunday February 14 Sunday School at 9 30 a m German service at 10 30 a m Brotherhood convention at Victoria at 2 p m Tuesday February 16 Adult Instruction Class at 8 p m
The Baursville PTA invites members to a social gathering at the school house on Saturday February 13 starting at 8 p.m. Lunch will be served and a quilt will be given away.
Residents express gratitude to the Moulton Fire Department for rapid response when a fire occurred Friday afternoon at a local home. The note thanks William Hillmer and Mr and Mrs Edw Darilek for their thanks and support.
The Treasury reports War Savings Stamps total $559,777,000 from May 1941 to November 1942 as retailers push the SAY YES campaign. Stamp albums cost 18.75 dollars and mature at 25.00 in 10 years, helping fund the war effort. Schoolchildren are urged to drive sales for a potential two billion dollar bond impact.
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