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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
5
The church holds English services every Sunday at 10, Sunday School at 9 each Sunday, and German services on the first Sunday of each month at 11. Pastor K. Windecker leads the congregation.
Eddie Mikulencak extends sincere thanks for the generous patronage while operating the Moulton Electric Company. He states he has joined J T Jaeggli and Son and wishes to continue serving all customers and friends there.
The San Antonio Social Security Board warns merchants rarely accept social security cards as ID. A board employee found in a store but should not cash checks with a social security card, as these cards identify only the social security account, not the person. Local residents and travel shown: Mrs Ed Boehm, Mrs A J Darilek, Mrs Walla Otho, Earl Koester, Mrs Mary Ann White, Mrs Emma Krenek, Mr and Mrs Jim Sykora, Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli, Mr and Mrs G C Stone and children Carolyn and George visiting or traveling in the area.
Chairman L. H. Meinert urges residents who paid above ceiling prices to report the overcharges today. He notes most businesses follow regulations and asks customers to report others to bring them into line. Reports should go to Chief Clerk Gaye Allen at the Courthouse in Hallettsville.
Mrs Henry Etlinger and Miss Adela Cordes arrived home Sunday after a seven week visit in Houston with relatives and friends.
George Weldon Baur of the University of Texas Austin spent several days staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Baur.
On Friday night March 8 at 8 o'clock the first lent service together with a World Day of Prayer will be observed. Beginning March 13 lent services will be held every Wednesday night. Everyone is cordially invited.
Vladike Boehm Miss Mar guerite Boehm George von Lie nen and Edwin A Jaeggli were in Austin Tuesday last week on business.
Miss Marjorie Darilek a University of Texas student returns to Austin Sunday after visiting her parents Judge and Mrs A J Darilek in an undated local note from the city.
Mr and Mrs S A Wunder lich and Mr and Mrs Emmett A Gillum of Houston spent the weekend in the home of Mr and Mrs George Baur. Mr Gillum was discharged from the United States Army February 24 at Fort Sam Houston after forty months of service.
Mrs. Ed Biehunke spent part of Friday visiting her mother Mrs. Charles Fissler in Hallettsville where she has been on the sick list but is convalescing nicely.
Mr and Mrs W J Nach linger and Mrs Ad Nachlinger of Taylor and Mrs J W Nach linger of San Antonio visited Mr and Mrs G J Bohnenkamp and other relatives Friday.
Mrs Leona Merrem of Moulton Texas advertises Avon products offering beauty and personal care items by phone number 122 for local residents seeking catalogs and direct sales.
The Eagle's Honor Roll lists weekly readers entitled to honor roll status including Dan Darilek Houston Miss Marjorie Darilek Austin Vladike Boehm Moulton Mrs F T Fehrenkamp Moulton Edmund Kram Moulton Mrs August Elster Damon Lud F Heinrich Richmond George von Lienen Moulton Miss Annie Kaiser Moulton Jim Sykora Houston Miss Emma Krenek Moulton Edwin Lilie Flatonia
George S. Benson argues unions could buy Higgins Industries plants in New Orleans and other sites, using idle factories to take over postwar orders. He suggests unions’ wealth and labor force could fund and manage production, test new principles, and prove the value of collective action, with the aim of reshaping industry.
A local shop named Apothecary Schoppe invites Lad Hruska to fill prescriptions. The notice presents a terse call to action for a specific individual to supply medicine services at the establishment.
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