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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
4
We express deep gratitude for kindness during illness and death of husband and father John Bevan. Special thanks to Rev Joseph Kopp Dr Sam Jaeggli and all who sent floral offerings. Mrs John Beran and Family.
A KOTZEBUE DRUG COMPANY notice promotes LETO'S with a slogan claiming gums affect looks and offers refunds if the first bottle fails to satisfy. The ad emphasizes customer satisfaction and refund policy.
The Simpsons express sincere thanks to the people of Moulton and its trade territory for courtesies and cooperation during their stay. They offer future service and wish Moulton the best in all things.
The Lions Club held its regular meeting last Thursday with guests Rev. K Windecker FE A Meyer Miss Cordelia Boehm and Anita Windecker. First Vice President William Miculka presided in President Elo Fehrenkamp's absence. Miss Boehm directed songs and Miss Windecker played harp. A Red Cross Blood Bank unit may visit Moulton in September if 200 people pledge to donate. Next meeting is Thursday August 3.
Private Alvin Joe Schindler, a veteran of North African Sicily campaigns, returns on a 20 day furlough to parents Mr and Mrs Jr Schindler. He was wounded in Sicily but is getting along nicely.
Pfe Edmund Richter son of John F Richter of Flatonia and nephew of W K Richter of Moulton returns to the United States on furlough after fifteen months overseas in North Africa and Italy with the 36th Division He earned the Purple Heart and the Organization Medal Salerno The Infantry Combat Medal and European theater ribbons mark his service Fort Sam Houston awaits his next assignment
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