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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1944
Page
4
Mrs. Edna Zapalach of Aust and Mrs. Edwin Ginzel of Smithville visited Mrs. Edna Boehm Sr. here Friday.
Those who filed estimated tax declarations must file income tax returns by March 15. thresholds listed: individuals with 1948 gross income $500 or more. married individuals with gross income over $624. married couples with combined gross income $1,200 or more. anyone who paid or owed 1942 tax. Servicemen outside the country and wives with income under $1,200 are excepted. Bureau urges early filing to gauge status.
A fragment notes that Je Boehm and Antonio visited here last week. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
Hallettsville Boy Scouts took charge of the city for one day with George Bucek serving as mayor and other scouts filling offices such as city secretary and city judge. Prosecutor Billy Devall secured fines totaling 52.60 for violations including jay walking and disturbing the peace.
Funeral services were held in Hallettsville for Otto von Rosenberg 77 a retired banker and merchant who died after a long illness. Survivors include his wife four sons Herbert of San Antonio F A of Dietrich Va Dr H O von Rosenberg of Hallettsville and Sgt Charles W von Rosenberg with the army in England and one sister Miss Hulda of LaGrange.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fehrenkamp visited Mr and Mrs Bill Tohlt in Lexington on Sunday. The social call highlighted local family ties and neighbors sharing news.
President Avila Camacho told a group pushing a constitutional amendment to allow re election that he does not want a second term. The Mexico City statement on February 9 clarified his stance amid calls for change.
A brief homecoming note expressing anticipation to greet the servicemen upon victory, highlighting patriotic sentiment and the community's readiness to celebrate their return.
Violinist Fritz Kreisler was signed to a contract today for five appearances next summer over NBC at a reported five thousand dollars per concert.
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