Sergeant Nagel Killed in Action in Mediterranean
The War Department announced Sgt. Chester R. Nagel of Gonzales was killed in action in the Mediterranean theater during World War II.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1944
Page
5
The War Department announced Sgt. Chester R. Nagel of Gonzales was killed in action in the Mediterranean theater during World War II.
Mrs Walter Haas was elected president of the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society for the coming year. Other officers included Mrs K Windekker as vice president and Mrs Ed Boehm Jr as secretary, with Miss Leona Janszen as press reporter. Committees were named for Sick, Membership, Flower, and Hostesses. Visitors from San Antonio and Moulton attended. The next meeting is February 3.
Frank Charles Bevan in the U S Navy and stationed at Kingsville visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Batey last weekend.
Pvt. Victor Darilek moves from San Marcos to Gulfport Field Mississippi. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herman Darilek.
Mr. Leon Linbrugger and family have returned to Houston after spending several days at the home of August Linbrugger and Tom Picha.
Eugene R. Wenske left Friday for Fort Lewis Washington after a 15 day furlough with his parents relatives and friends at Komensky Set Nolan Wagner now stationed in Los Angeles has been transferred to Fort Dix New Jersey He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner
Pvt Eugene R. Wenske stationed at Fort Lewis Washington has been promoted to private first class He is the son of Mr and Mrs Rud Wenske.
A group of relatives including Mr and Mrs Herman Dari lek and daughter Hortense Mr and Mrs Elo Mraz of Houston Mr and Mrs Ben Marcak and son and Mr and Mrs Joe Kolar and family of Shiner visited the home of Mr and Mrs John Culak.
The Department of Agriculture outlines subsidy payments for milk butter and cream produced and sold in October November and December with 5 cents per pound for butter fat and 40 cents per hundredweight for whole milk. Applications due by January 31 with dated receipts. Local reps will collect in Moulton City Hall January 21 and Moravia Moravia Store January 21 with receipts. January payments increase to 6 cents per pound butter fat and 50 cents per hundredweight whole milk.
We express sincere gratitude to Rev Father Kopp and the choir to Drs Wagner and Jaeggli for service during the illness death and burial of our father and grandfather John Metal Many thanks for floral tributes and words of sympathy May God comfort you in your grief
Emil J. Jalufka announces he leases the Super Service Station to A. F. Halliburton until his return from armed service. He thanks the public for past support and asks for continued patronage for Halliburton.
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