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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1945
Page
8
Hugo Fisbeck of Moulton Texas offers a mowing machine for sale. The notice provides a simple local classifieds item without additional details.
The Eagle's Honor Roll for the week names residents from Moulton and surrounding areas including Jim Reindl Frank Mraz Joe Pavlas and many others. It notes Overseas assignments and visits such as Cpl Alvin Rothbauer and S Sgt Levett Bennett with various hometowns and a few weekend visits to Flatonia and Corpus Christi.
The notice lists void midnight expiration dates for ration blocks from E-2 through Z-2 across four periods. Block E-2 to J-2 ends June 30, K-2 to P-2 ends July 31, Q-2 to U-2 ends August 31, and V-2 to Z-2 ends September 30.
A children's program closes two weeks of vacation Bible school at the Lutheran Church on Sunday night June 17 at 8:30. Everyone is invited. Pastor K. Windecker announces the event.
The document records stamp book entries with items marked void or good. Sugar Stamps Book 4 No 36 lists 5 pounds. Shoes Book 3 Airplane Stamps 1 2 3 are marked as good.
Hereford cow last seen west of Scotts School. Finder please notify Jim E. Zapalac of Flatonia Texas. Reward offered.
Mr and Mrs Ed Bauer and son Dale returned Tuesday from Houston where they visited Mr Bauer's brother Henry Bauer who is seriously ill. Miss Edith Kubenka and Miss Helen Bevan studying at Durham Business College in San Antonio spent Sunday with home folks.
The Eagle issued a correction stating that the birth at Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nachlinger made Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bohnenkamp great grandparents rather than grandparents for the second time.
Void at midnight June 21 for 15 A coupons offering 4 gallons each. Good indefinitely for 5 gallons each with B6 C6 B7 C7 designations.
Mr and Mrs William Kuehn and daughter Florence spent the weekend in El Campo visiting Mr and Mrs Edwin Kuehn.
Miss Kathleen Schulte traveled to San Antonio for several days with Mrs. E. B. West and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McNeill. She called on her ill uncle Eddie B. West at Brooke General Hospital.
In a farm story column Roy M. Green advises a farmer to invest in War Bonds as a steady postwar income. He suggests $150 monthly, or $1,800 yearly, to yield $200 monthly ten years after the war, plus a reserve for bad years and future purchases. He urges independence and cautions against speculation.
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