Weimar Visit Leads to Week of Local Visits
Ed Boehm Sr. was visited in Weimar on Thursday of last week. Bernice Koepke of Ellinger spent the week with Jeanette Jalufka.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1943
Page
5
Ed Boehm Sr. was visited in Weimar on Thursday of last week. Bernice Koepke of Ellinger spent the week with Jeanette Jalufka.
Mr. and Mrs. William Miculka visited Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mergentahler in Shiner Sunday. Mrs. Gus Gummelt spent the past week in Houston visiting her daughter, Miss Edna Gum melt. Mr. and Mrs. William Ott and family of Waco are spending the week in the home of Mrs. Julia Hoyer.
Mrs Gene Herzik and baby of Yoskum and Mrs Elo C Fehren kamp of Moulton visited in La Grange. Misa Marjorie Gummelt of Hallettsville spent a week with the Gummelt family. Pvt Edwin E Kalischko of Harlingen takes a fifteen day leave with his parents. W C Batey in Kingsville visited family over the weekend. Elwyn Gummelt promoted to first lieutenant in the South Pacific. George von Lienen returns from Bandera visiting his son in law and daughter Meitzen. Dickey Meitzen accompanies him home.
Second Lt Boyce Rehmet based at Fort Worden Washington has been promoted to first lieutenant He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmet
Sgt. Frank Kokas reports completion of Louisiana maneuvers and plans desert training next. He arranged delivery of The Moulton Eagle to him via the Los Angeles postmaster.
The Farm Security Administration office moved from Columbus to Hallettsville on June 1. It will serve Lavaca County only and operate Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The new location is Dr C. T. Dufner's building on the north side of Courthouse square.
Treasury Department urges war bond purchases to sustain millions in service as troops rely on beans chow and ration K for food while in battle. It notes morale hinges on adequate supplies and asks the public to buy more bonds.
Advertises Herbine as a strictly vegetable medicine for biliousness headache flatulence and temporary constipation relief. Priced at 60 cents a bottle.
Miss Marianne Koepke of Ellinger spent the week with Mrs. Mary Allan Oehl, visiting and staying at her home.
Mrs. F Wilks of Schulenburg recently visited the homes of Mr and Mrs William Hillmer and Mr and Mrs G J Bohne Kamp. She formerly resided in Moulton.
Miss Erlene Kaiser daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Kaiser wed Edwin Werner son of Mr and Mrs Robert Werner. Rt Rev Mons L P Netardus officiated at the ceremony held in the Catholic rectory.
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