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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1944
Page
9
A historical note describes making Cafe au Lait as a hot weather cooler by pouring hot double strength coffee over ice, then mixing with milk. It advises using triple strength coffee for dilution, using fresh coffee from vacuum packed jars, and keeping the jar cap closed when not in use.
Sgt Edgar Raab won a $25 War Bond awarded by Willis Barfield manager of the Cuero Livestock Commission. Barfield chairman of the DeWitt County War Loan Drive awarded 12 war bonds to service men at campaign close. Raab is the son of Mr and Mrs John Raab.
Morris Havlik becomes an ensign in the U S Navy. Joe Muras of Shiner visited business in Houlton last week. Rev and Mrs K Winlecker and daughter Anita traveled to Austin earlier. Miss Lillian Darilek of Houston visited her parents. Sgt Claude Cherry of San Antonio spent a few days with relatives. JaNelle and LaNelle Jansa returned to Austin after visits in town and Victoria.
Mrs. Ben Fehrenkamp, Mr. Emil Staach, and Miss Lillian Fehrenkamp of Shiner spent Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp.
Mrs. E. L. Etlinger Mrs. Paul Goetz Jr and daughter Patsy Miss Ann McGoon and Lt S G Goetz U S Navy all of Seguin were guests in the Ed Kolar home last week Wednesday.
Eight acre Kolar property near Herman Park in Moulton offered for sale. For details contact E C Kolar of Flatonia Texas.
Gas dealers are ordered to present and redeem their inventory gas stamps with the War Ration Board on or before July 24. The notice specifies compliance deadlines and official authority.
Political advertisement endorses Charlie Strauss for County Clerk highlighting teaching experience language skills and service in various offices as qualifications for county management.
Overseas promotion sees J. C. Petrek advance to sergeant, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Petrek. In Gonzales on Saturday John Bartos and Ernest Laqua were present. Jo Ann Darilek of Schulenburg visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs. [surname missing], continuing community notices.
Louis Jr. Chovanetz of Houston visited relatives and friends over the weekend, former resident of Moulton. Jo Earlyne White of Houston, visiting in the Ed Kolar home, went to Seguin to visit relatives. E T Merrem, staying with Leona Merrem and the Merremes, returned to San Antonio.
Corporal Charles Frank Gibson came home to El Paso last week Thursday after a thirty day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs W L Gibson. He serves in the armed forces and his return was welcomed by family and friends.
Sgt and Mrs August Linbrugger Jr returned to Browns ville Tuesday after spending his 20 day furlough with relatives in Moulton Houston and Las Vegas New Mexico.
Mrs L Niebuhr and daughter Mary Louise visit their brother Frank Ullman at Cheapside with Mrs A Nachinger, Ms Rué, Filip, and Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp. The group gathers at the Ullman home for a brief call and social call in the community.
Miss Ora Willis Janszen returns from San Marcos where she attended the summer session of Southwest Texas State Teachers College. She will again teach at Baursville school next session.
Mrs. Ad Nachlinger of Taylor and Mrs. L A Niebuhr with daughter Mary Louise, along with Mrs. Olan Mittanek and son Bobby of San Antonio, visited relatives here Sunday. Niebuhr and daughter extended their stay for a longer visit.
Lt. Elvin V. Svoboda, a Coral Gables Navigation School graduate, visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Anton Svoboda in our city last weekend. He returned to Florida Monday to report at Boca Raton Field.
Cpl and Mrs John Johnson of Alabama Pfc Paul Beegal of Ohio T Sgt and Mrs Alfred Starke of New York all stationed at Camp Hulen Texas spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Charles Flessner Mrs Starke remained until
A political ad stresses L. J. Sulak's ten years in the Texas Senate, urging support for his bid to become congressman. It pledges his independence from lobbyists, calls for a JUST peace postwar, social security expansion, home ownership via Farm Security, and retirement of the incumbent Mansfield. The message argues for leadership in international cooperation and reconstruction.
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