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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1944
Page
8
For first close cleaning and pressing bring your clothes to Cinada's Cleaning Parlor in Reeds. Woodwind instruments supply now available. The Eagle of Moulton Texas promotes advertising for selling or buying in The Moulton Eagle.
A wartime appeal urges readers to buy War Bonds to support servicemen and postwar employment. It emphasizes family sacrifice, the hope for peace, and the need to accumulate savings now to ease the transition after the war ends.
The Eagle Honor Roll pays subscriptions earning readers a place on the Eagle honor roll. Names include Emil Helweg Corpus Christi Pfe Julius Kalisek Overseas Rud John Moulton Rudie Mueller Rosenberg John C Mueller Moulton Pfe Elton Mueller England Mrs Robert Harris LaGrange Rudie Zemlicka Moulton Pfc Victor Brom Overseas Charles Tykal Moulton Pvt Henry H Schoenfeld Jr Fort Sill Ok Pvt Victor J Bevan New York Cpl August A Czichos Matagorda Peninsula Miss Anita Kubena San Antonio Pvt Alois Kuntschik Seattle Edwin Hoepfl Shiner A O Boening Fredericksburg Ad Knesek Fredericksburg Joe Beyer Jr El Campo Hugo Glatzert San Antonio W F Hohmann Moulton Mrs H L Sloan Del Rio Gus Aschenbeck Houston Albert Ermis Moulton Mr and Mrs Joe Meyer visited Schulenburg Sunday Rev A D Klages Hallettsville Lutheran minister of Hallettsville in Moulton Monday Capt and Mrs James Donald Richter left for Fort Dix after visiting his parents
FBI Special Agent in Charge R. J. Abbaticchio Jr. announces a Law Enforcement Conference at the Cozy Theater Schulenburg on Thursday January 20 at 1 30 PM with demonstrations of modern disarming and arrest methods. Local residents Amalia Pelzel and Mrs. Harvey Fehrer kamp each spent time away visiting relatives in Galveston and San Antonio.
Mrs. Robert Mikus arrived Sunday from Panama City Florida where her husband had been stationed and has now been transferred.
A. O. Boening of Fredericksburg spent the first part of the week in town on business and social visits. He formerly lived here and mingled with friends during the stay.
Attention to soldiers across the country provide an urgent call to action. The ad invites readers to join the Women’s Army Corps for service overseas or at home and speeds up victory. It directs applicants to the nearest Army Recruiting Station or the Adjutant General in Washington DC for full details.
The notice states that Mr. and Mrs. John Raab were unintentionally omitted last week from the list of attendees for a birthday surprise party honoring Bill Meyer. The correction aims to add the Raabs to the guest list and acknowledge the oversight.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar spent Sunday afternoon in Schulenburg with Frank Kolar of Nixon who is ill at the Rubman home. Friends report he is recuperating nicely.
Mrs. Bill Ullrich, Mrs. W. J. Shawl and son Wesley, Mrs. Louis Niebuhr and daughter Mary Louise, Mrs. Olin Mittanek and son Bobbie, all from San Antonio, visited the Fehrenkamp households for the weekend.
77 acre farm near Moulton Lavaca County Texas for sale with 48 acres terraced, 3 acres hay meadow, balance pasture and a permanent running water source. Land level to slightly rolling. Improvements include a 5 room house two large barns two big chicken houses a garage for 83 cars a smoke house wash house and other outbuildings a windmill and a good water well all fenced. Priced to sell. J. F. BOZKA.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Divine services Sundays at 10 30 am German services on the second Sunday of each month Sunday School Teachers meet first Tuesday monthly Ladies Aid meets first Thursday at 2 30 pm Luther League meets the second Tuesday Women’s Missionary meeting on the third Wednesday Brotherhood meets the third Friday Catechetics instructions every Saturday at 9 am
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