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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
5
The notice lists void dates for Red Stamps Book 4 and Blue Stamps Book 4 sections through September and October, with specific void midnights. Sugar Stamps Book 4 No 36 and Shoes Book 3 stamps noted as valid. Gasoline 15 A Coupons allow five gallons each, with specific codes B-7 to C-8 now valid.
We express sincere appreciation for the patronage extended during our operation in Moulton and hope the same generous support will be given to our successor Ad A Haas. Irs W F Oehl, £ A Oehl.
Billie Manning visited Corpus Christi. Mr and Mrs Albert Klobe from New Braunfels were in Moulton Monday. Mrs R M McConnell and son from Needville visit Mr and Mrs R B McConnell. Sgt George Mayer returns home from overseas for furlough. Louis Knesek and family return to Corpus Christi after a week with Louis Knesek Sr. family.
Ad Bevan of Danevang a former Houlton resident spent the weekend with relatives and friends and handled business matters. Miss Ethel Mae Wenske of Houston vacationed with her parents Eddie and Mrs Wenske. Miss Georgie accompanied her back to Houston. Ethel Mae Wenske works at the Rice Hotel Cafeteria.
Miss Jewell Sockwell of San Antonio spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Pren Sockwell. Mr and Mrs George Bargman of Gonzales visited with Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Thursday last week. Miss Nora Mae Knesek of Victoria spent the week end with Edwin J Knesek and Ben Zacek and family of Cuero visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Biehunko. P J Hanak and Oscar Schulte of Hallettsville were in Moulton Sunday morning to attend to business. Yeoman first class and Mrs Robert R Mikus of Wharton visited Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek. Mrs R A Hudson of Houston spent Saturday evening here with Mrs Henry Etlinger and Miss Adela Cordes. Mrs I B Ramsower and children of Mathis spent part of last week with Mrs Erna Kotzebue. Grace Ramsower remained longer.
Mr and Mrs Sam Reichman representing Mey erhoff Dry Goods Co of Hallettsville Texas depart July 11 for New York on their annual fall and winter buying trip. They plan to secure summer stock if possible and promise to seek any specific items for their corner store at The Edison Hotel 46th 47th Streets west of Broadway.
Lavaca County retailer The Meyerhoff Dry Goods Co advertises as Lavalla best and busiest store. The Big Store on the Corner Hallettsville Texas promotes value and daily low prices for shoppers.
The document lists liabilities and capital accounts with common capital stock at 50,000.00, surplus components totaling 17,000.00, undivided profits 11,249.85, capital reserves 5,000.00, and deposits including demand 1,305,112.79 and time 157,828.91 plus public funds 16,434.93. Total deposits equal 1,478,871.63 and total liabilities and capital 1,562,121.48.
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