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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
4
Heat relieving tablets containing vitamin C help prevent heat cramps and exhaustion for war production workers in extreme heat. Physicians note the pills work even where temperatures exceed 100 degrees and humidity is high, with steel mills and shipyards prime beneficiaries.
Sergeant Leonard A. Darilek of Shiner Route 3 serves as aerial engineer with the 817th Troop Carrier Group Jungle Skippers, a Fifth Air Force unit among the first to enter the Philippines. His missions include dropping guns and rations to infantry and supplying guerrillas in guerilla held areas.
William Lee Young has been elected as Vocational Agriculture teacher for Moulton Public Schools starting July 1 to fill a yearlong vacancy. He previously worked in Austin with the Vocational War Training Program and taught in Lubbock area with Texas Tech College supervision. He holds a Bachelor’s in Agricultural Education from Texas Tech and has seven years of teaching experience.
Nixon Texas June 20 Through Rep Durwood Manford the legislature set aside an appropriation of 44160 for a poultry experiment station in Gonzales County The project titled Substation No 2 will run for two years from Aug 31 1945 to Aug 31 1947
Sylvester Muehlstein United States Navy sailor arrived home last week after receiving his discharge. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Muehlstein of Victoria and the grandson of Mr and Mrs Tom Muehlstein of Moulton.
Holly Miller offers guidance on outward poise and self control to teens and adults. She urges grooming, posture, eye contact, and avoiding fidgety mannerisms to project confidence.
Pvt. Joe Rebecek of Flatonia and his family visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rud. Rebecek this week. He has just returned from the Pacific and is now at Ft. Sam Houston.
George Hauessler, 75, Grand President of the Sons of Herman Lodge of Texas, died in San Antonio. Funeral services were held in LaGrange Wednesday afternoon June 27 with attendances by G J Bohnenkamp Emil Grunwald Wenzl Hoepfl and Frank Jilek Jr. also noted.
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