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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1942
Page
5
War bonds promotion describes two cruiser classes, light and heavy. The heavy 10,000 ton cruiser costs about 20 million dollars. It notes many cruisers are under construction and more are needed for the navy.
Hallettsville resident Mrs. Eugene Dworsky learns her daughter Bertha Dworsky is listed as lost in action at Bataan by the war department until Japan releases a prisoner list. Miss Dworsky is among the U S nurses notable for serving with the Bataan forces and last reported from Corregidor.
Attorney Paul C Boethel of Hallettsville was in Moulton Friday afternoon on business.
Mr and Mrs Otto Pagel and their children from Hallettsville visited Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek in their home last week Thursday.
Lavaca County farmers urged to set up neighborhood ride plans to cut trips and tire wear. O E Hermes says farmers should pool loads and haul together to move produce to market and stock up supplies without making solo trips.
Mrs Ed Boehm Sr visited in Weimar on Sunday, joining local residents for a brief social call and greetings in the small Texas town.
Mrs William Miculka visited in Shiner Saturday. Mrs A W Zouzalik visited Corpus Christi recently. John Raab and son Clarence were at A M College recently. Mrs R B Papacek and daughter Marjorie and Rose Nell Orts were in Yoakum Friday. Vladike Boehm and Lloyd Jilek attended the Lions convention in Brendan Sunday. Louis Schacherl of Houston spent the past weekend visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs R L Smith of Houston visited EF Smith over the weekend. Mr and Mrs F J Bittner of Flatonia visited in the home of Avton Kolar Sunday.
John Culak of town Mozday reports heavy rain in the Dickson school community on Saturday.
Supt. Stanley F. Cernosek attended the district Lions Clubs convention in Brenham on Sunday and Monday.
Henry Natho of the Natho Ross Paper Company of San Antonio traveled to Moulton on Thursday of last week for business engagements.
Miss Ruth Smith of Byron and Mr and Mrs Phillip Schoenberg and their baby Cynthia spent Sunday visiting the home of Mr and Mrs F I C Smith.
Submarine attacks near Cape Hatteras claim three ships including the Diamond Lightship, the Haupanage freighter, and the Mile tanker. The Diamond Lightship crew rowed to shore after the sinking before rescue.
Bald Carl Hutzmann of New York tried in Jamaica Queens court to recover 25.50 from Crown Equipment Company for a late toupee delivery. He said the delay hurt his image as a hair tonic salesman and left him presenting a receding hairline to customers.
The report lists 18 states enforcing complete white and Negro school separation. States include Alabama Arkansas Delaware District of Columbia Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi Missouri North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia. Arizona and Kansas limit the rule to elementary schools.
Frank Wagner and his daughter Miss Ethel traveled with Mrs. Otho Casey and Mrs. Maynard Casey to Austin Thursday. They trip involved meetings and local social engagements in the state capital.
F. M. Baros of Kokernot Grove was in Moulton Monday on business and he noted a good rain fell in that section Saturday.
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