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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1944
Page
8
Mr. Ben Novak and family of Corpus Christi visited relatives and friends here last week, sharing time with kin and catching up with hometown connections.
Miss Hilda Flessner of Pala cios spent the weekend with family. Miss Alice Arnim of Houston visited her parents. Mrs. Emil Grunwald attended her aunt’s funeral in Fayetteville. Mrs. Bettinardi and Mrs. Fisbeck with son Stephan visited Houston. Amalia Herzig of California came to visit relatives. Ruth Stussel and Eleanor Walkely with Larry Nix visited Moulton. Clyde Baros, petty officer third class, stationed at San Diego, is visiting his parents. Lillian Hoyer, nurse student in Waco, spends the summer with her mother.
Mrs. FEF J. Knesek of Fayetteville was buried last week in Fayetteville. She was grandmother to Mrs. G. G. Fisbeck and Mrs. EF. J. Jalufka of Moulton.
Miss Lorene Kram of Austin, employed by Southwestern Bell, spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Kram. Sheriff A P McElroy of Hallettsville, a Democratic primary candidate, was seen in Moulton. Cuero and Moulton natives including Mrs. Louis Pilat Mrs. Owen Davis and Miss Valeria Janacek joined Eddie Pilat and sister Annie for a trip to Fort Sill Oklahoma to visit Cpl Louis Pilat.
Payment of subscription en titles the reader to a place on The Eagle's honor roll. For the week the list includes Mrs. Emma Stindt Shiner C P L Co Corpus Christi J G Konvicka Hallettsville Mrs Charles Kozak Table Rock Nebraska Mrs Oscar Anders Cuero Pvt Alfons Bartek Overseas W E Darilek Schulenburg Ired D Mueller Lubbock Johnnie Bravenec Moulton I F Filipp Houston
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