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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1945

Page

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Moulton and Kamensky Five Cop In Double Feature at Local Gym

Moulton Bobkatz defeat Schulenburg Shorthorns 47 to 29 as Darilek Boehm lead with 15 points each. Kamensky Quintet routed Shiner Comanches 40 to 13 behind Bohuslav Olsovsky and Kamensky in Friday night action.

Moulton and Kamensky Schulenburg Moulton Bobkatz Boehm Darilek Palmer Bobkatz Darilek Kalich s _Kamensky Komensky H. Bohuslav Olsovsky Shiner Beal

Voter Turnout and 1932 Election Results

A total of 48,025,684 voters participated in the November general election. Franklin D. Roosevelt led with a plurality of 3,596,227 over Alfred E. Dewey. Roosevelt's vote total reached 25,602,505 while Dewey earned 22,006,278.

Roosevelt Dewey

UT nursing class sees near all seek military service

Miss Emma Pope reports that in a class of forty registered nurses at the University of Texas nearly every student has applied for military service with the army or navy, reflecting wartime recruitment trends among nursing staff.

The University of Texas Army Navy Emma Pope

Inaugural Address Sets Record for Short Speech

The president delivered a five minute inaugural address of about 500 words, breaking precedent with the shortest inaugural speech in the nation's history. Roosevelt’s address followed in a similar concise tradition.

Roosevelt

Record of 1944 liquor spending surpasses education outlays

Americans spent seven billion dollars on liquor in 1944, an increase of one billion over 1943. The total exceeds the amount spent for education of the nation’s youth, highlighting liquor consumption as a major national expenditure.

Farm cash income rises to 21.21 billion in 1944

The Department of Agriculture estimates American farmers earned 21.207 billion dollars in cash income in 1944, up 1.283 billion from 1943. The gain reflects continued wartime demand and higher prices.

Department of Agriculture

Record Flight Sets Seattle to Washington Transcontinental Call

A B-29 Superfortress established a new transcontinental flight record covering 2323 miles from Seattle to Washington in six hours three minutes and fifty seconds. The craft averaged 383 miles per hour.

Seattle Washington

Texas Counties Named for Navy Transport Vessels

Karnes Fayette and Lavaca counties plus 34 other Texas counties are chosen for Navy transport and cargo vessels. A total of 37 Texas counties appear among 310 counties nationwide designated for such ships.

Karnes Fayette Lavaca United States Navy Texas United States

South Texas Press Association cancels annual convention

The South Texas Press Association announces it will not hold its annual convention this year in cooperation with the national administration’s ban on conventions. President Kowert says the organization, the largest regional press group, organized twenty years ago and has traditionally met in San Antonio.

South Texas Press Association National Administration Kowert San Antonio

Sgt Jaeggli Writes From Shanghai in Japanese Prison

Mrs. Johnnie Jaeggli of Shanandoha Iowa reports a card from her husband Master Sergeant Johnnie Lewis Jaeggli prisoner of the Japanese government since early in the war. The card dated July 12 1944 from Shanghai says he is well contented and sanitary conditions are good. He is son of J T Jaeggli of Moulton.

Johnnie Lewis Jaeggli Shanandoha Iowa Sgt Jaeggli Shanghai China Set J. T. Jaeggli Moulton

National Public Health Nursing Day Proclaimed in Texas

Governor Coke R Stevenson designates Friday January 26 as the first National Public Health Nursing Day in Texas. The text notes about 75 000 nurses serve in the U S Army with an additional 20 000 needed for ill and wounded service members. It says Congress is asked to authorize drafting nurses, but expects volunteers will meet needs before any draft act.

Texas Coke R. Stevenson United States Congress

Lavaca Couple Drowned Near Temple After Flooded Stream

Pvt. and Mrs. Nick Jurecek Jr. of Lavaca county drowned in Cowcreek near Temple last week. The car plunged into deep water at a low water bridge and carried downstream. Pvt. Jurecek's body was recovered after 32 hours, while Mrs. Jurecek remains missing at this writing. Pvt. Jurecek would have turned 23 on April 22. Mrs. Jurecek would have turned 21 on March 3. He attended Witting school and Moulton High School class of 1941. burial for Pvt. Jurecek occurred at Moravia on Wednesday.

Nick Jurecek Jr Lavaca County Cowcreek Temple Pvt Jurecek Gladys Chudej Pvt. Jurecek Witting Moulton High School Nick Jurecek Henry Chuder Moravia

Patin Koester Wedding Held at Bride’s Home

Sgt Fred J Koester son of Mr and Mrs Fred Koester Moulton and Miss Mary Patin daughter of Mr and Mrs Lazaire Patin Breaux Bridge La were married at the bride’s home Sunday January 7 at 2 30 oclock Rev C C Williams officiating The bride wore a white chiffon dress and camellia bouquet The groom wore his M P Detachment uniform They will reside at 211 Jackson Street Lafayette La Reception followed the ceremony Numerous friends attended

Fred J. Koester Fred Koester Moulton Mary Patin Lazaire Patin Breaux Bridge Rev C. C. Williams Sgt. Koester LaFayette High School M. P LaFayette Jackson Street

Farmers Club Organized at Victoria Farms

On January 19 a farmers club was organized with 30 members from all county sections. August Hiller was named temporary president and County Agent Arvie Elliott served as temporary secretary at the inaugural meeting held on the third Thursday of each month.

Victoria August Hiller Arvie Elliott

Pilsner Receives South Pacific Souvenirs From Husband

Mrs Otto Pilsner received a shipment of mementos from the South Pacific sent home by her husband Pfe Otto Pilsner.

Otto Pilsner South Pacific Pfe

Marine Pfc J C Williams Promoted in South Pacific

Pfc J C Williams of the Marines in the South Pacific has been promoted to corporal.

Pfc J. C. Williams South Pacific

Home Demonstration Meeting Rescheduled For Orchard Education

The Home Demonstration meeting and Orchard School, originally set for January 17, was postponed to Wednesday January 31 due to bad weather. County Agent King will demonstrate spraying and pruning pecan and fruit trees and general orchard care at the Kouba home starting at 2 PM.

King Frank Kouba

First Reported Missing Now Wounded in France

Pfc. Earl E. Brune, initially reported missing in action, was wounded in France on November 29 and is now recovering in a hospital there. He went overseas last March with the Seventh Army and earned the Combat Infantryman Badge and a Purple Heart. Brune, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brune of Houston, formerly Moulton, sent the awards home.

Earl E. Brune France Seventh Army Pfc Brune 79Th Glenn Brune Houston Moulton

60 Red Ration Points Good in Next Period

Washington reports that the next five week ration period will grant 60 red points for meats fats and dairy products instead of 50. The period runs from January 28 through March 3 and such increases occur when a period spans five weeks.

Washington

Civilian Ammunition Stocks Released by War Board

The War Production Board released frozen civilian ammunition stocks on Saturday for essential users including ranchers farmers and law enforcement agencies in Washington.

Washington War Production Board

Homecoming for Melvin Pilsner After Hospital Stay

Melvin Pilsner recovering from a leg fracture is back home in Shiner after his hospital stay. He left the Shiner hospital last Friday and is reported to be getting along fine.

Melvin Pilsner Shiner Hospital

Baursville PTA Party Postponed One Day

The Baursville School PTA party planned for Saturday night January 27 is moved to Sunday night January 28 due to scheduling.

Baursville PTA Party Baursville School PTA

Pilsners Buy Front Street Property

Pfe and Mrs Otto Pilsner have purchased the Mrs Ben Mueller place on Front Street and have occupied the residence for some time.

Pfe Otto Pilsner Ben Mueller Front Street

Captain James Richter Killed in Action in Luxembourg

The Moulton Lions Club notes the death of Captain James Donald Richter in action in Luxembourg on January 9 at age 35. Born in Moulton, he graduated from Texas A and M College in 1931 and married Virginia Williamson in Austin in 1933. He served since 1942 with a field artillery unit of the 80th Division and received the Bronze Star. He is survived by his wife, two sons, parents, and two sisters.

W. K. Richter War Department James Donald Richter Luxembourg Richter Moulton Texas A. & M. College Lutheran Church Virginia Ruth Williamson Austin Texas France Robert Wayne Donald Duane Fort Worth Durwood H. Bradley Lubbock Anita Richter Houlton Texas Pipe Line Company Houston New Mexico Oklahoma Louisiana Ilinois Eagle

Lavaca County Exceeds Bond Quota in War Loan Drive

Lavaca County oversubscribed its $615000 sixth war loan bond quota by $154999.25, about 25 percent, with total sales reaching $769999.25. War finance chairman Leon L. Kahanek of Hallettsville reported oversubscription in Series E bonds by 52 percent, including $389273.75 in Series E.

Hallettsville Lavaca County Leon L. Kahanek War Finance

Mrs. Anna Koening Buried at Witting

Mrs. Anna Koening age 69 7 19 died at Stacy School January 19 buried Witt ing Cemetery January 20 Rev K Windecker Lutheran minister officiating. She leaves five children Dora Mueller Fritz C Mueller Frieda Koenning Edmund Koenning Hulda Riske two brothers two sisters seven grandchildren two grandsons overseas.

Anna Koening Stacy School Witting K. Windecker Dora Mueller Fritz C. Mueller Shiner Frieda Edmund Koenning Hulda Riske

Rain Pummels Moulton Community in Heavy Thu-Thu Night

Moulton community records about 2 1 3 inches of rainfall Thursday into Thursday night marking the heaviest precipitation in several months. Wet weather affected areas across the region with lingering showers into the night.

Moulton

Renee Merrem Celebrates Third Birthday With Friends

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Merrem hosted their daughter Renee for her third birthday last Thursday afternoon. About twenty little friends attended, enjoying games and refreshments, as Renee received many beautiful gifts.

Malvin Merrem Renee

Farmers Gin Company Holds Annual Meeting

The Moulton Farmers Co operative Gin and Mill Company held its annual meeting at Herman Park Hall on Monday January 15. The stockholders approved a 5 percent dividend and a 25 cent per bale rebate. Directors elected were A J Pustejovsky J L Meyer Jerry Vasek Rud A Haas Theo Wenske Frank Meyer and Ed gar Freytag. Officers elected included A J Pustejovsky president Frank Meyer vice president J L Meyer secretary treasurer with Arnold Freytag re elected as manager.

Moulton Farmers Co-operative Gin and Mill Company Herman Park Hall A. J. Pustejovsky J. L. Meyer Jerry Vasek Rud. A. Haas Theo Wenske Frank Meyer Edgar Freytag Arnold Freytag

Vic tor E. Kresta Seriously Wounded in Germany War

The War Department notified Mr and Mrs Emil F Kresta that their son Private Victor E Kresta was seriously wounded on January 3 in Germany.

The War Department Emil F. Kresta Pfc Victor E. Kresta Germany

Baptism of Constance Faye Thompson at Zion Lutheran

Constance Faye Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs George C Thompson of Houston was baptized at Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton on Sunday December 24 with Rev Windecker officiating. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Fred Koester and Mr and Mrs Tomy Picha Jr.

Constance Faye George C. Thompson Houston Zion Lutheran Church Moulton Windecker Fred Koester Tommy Picha Jr

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yee March of Dimes Flessner Fehrenkamp Hoyer Pietsch Schmucker Patin-Koester Victoria Farms Farmers’ Club Pilsner Pilsners Lions Club Meats Moulton Lions Club Pundt Vladike Boehm Lions J.T. Jaeggli Joe Stahl Stahl Lion Eli C. Fehrenkamp Ed. Kolar Club Farmers Gin Company Emil E. Kresta
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