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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1945
Page
8
Wanted to buy an electric iron. Mrs Theo Joost of Moulton Texas seeks an iron for purchase. Found a pair of ladies gloves. Owner can claim at The Eagle office by paying for this advertisement.
The Eagle’s honor roll for the week includes F. G. Fisbeck of Palacios Sgt. Allen Darilek of Illinois A. J. Darilek of Moulton Ben Zapalac of Moulton Joe Culak of Shiner John Antrich of Moulton C T Johnson of Austin Mrs. Otto Pilsner of Moulton Cpl Marvin Fisbeck Overseas S Erwin Fisbeck Overseas Henry Fisbeck of Moulton Pvt Alb Rosenauer of Wash Anton Faltisek of Moulton Frank Kouba of Moulton T 4 Erwin Bratrich Overseas W L Gibson of Flatonia Miss Leona Janszen of Moulton John Novosad of Houston Rudie Mueller of Rosenberg.
The Lutheran Church will hold its annual business and election meeting on Sunday at 2 30 PM. All voting members are urged to attend. Pastor K Windecker notes the event as a community religious gathering. A brief social roundup mentions visits by local residents to Flatonia Hallettsville and among neighbors.
Mr and Mrs Alfonse Jaluska and their children from Shiner spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Miculka.
Leo Roznovsky of the U S Navy stationed at Reno Nevada is spending his leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Steve Roznovsky in the city.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M led by Mrs Pren Lockwell. Morning Worship and Devotional Hour at 10 45 with message The Imperatives of Progress. Gospel Hour at 7 45 P M featuring gospel music and sermon by Pastor G E Bottorff titled The Uplifted Christ.
The Kozelsky family expresses gratitude to Father Joseph Kopp the choir American Legion and all who attended the Memorial Services for Pvt. Johnnie Kozelsky killed in action in Germany on November 23 1944 They thank everyone who sent sympathy messages and pray God blesses all. Mr and Mrs John J Kozelsky and siblings Jerry Daniel Franklin Angeline extend thanks.
New subscription rates announced with no end date. Rates listed: one month 0.50, three months 0.75, six months 1.25, one year 2.06, with additional cents in unclear figures.
A brief notice urges readers to phone their news items to the number 99 for quick local coverage. The item emphasizes community submissions and timely reporting through a simple call.
Gladys Kimbrough of Ball Brothers shares how pickles and relishes brighten rationed meals adding color and flavor. She warns proper brining, vinegar strength, and spice packing are essential for safe canning and crisp olives green cucumbers.
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