Clarence Mueller Visitation in Henry Anders Home
Clarence Mueller of Austin is visiting in the Henry Anders home, a brief social item noting a guest and residence.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
8
Clarence Mueller of Austin is visiting in the Henry Anders home, a brief social item noting a guest and residence.
Seaman first class Harvey Wagner visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ad A Wagner for a fifteen day leave. Local social notes also mention Mrs. Rose Janszen and daughters Pauline and Gladys of Hallettsville visiting Emil Janszen’s home, and a San Antonio weekend visit from Mrs. Sam Jaeggli and Iva Sue Jaeggli along with Mrs. Donald Bunting and Mrs. Pren Lockwell. Additional items note Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp and family from San Antonio staying with Louis Fehrenkamp, Alma Wolff returning to Cuero after a visit home, and Austin visitors Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ermis and Leroy with Anton Fatisek and Mrs. Clara Hinci.
Miss Cordelia Boehm returns to Dallas after a stay with her mother Mrs. E F Boehm Jr. Mr and Mrs A J Glass of Miles come home from a weekend with Mr and Mrs John Strieder and kin. Leo Hoepfl and Barbara Lee with Hubert Hoepfl visit in Houston. Elo Wenske and John Vallentine families join the Foxworth Wenske wedding in Moulton.
Moulton Texas mayor announces the April 2 1946 election for three aldermen to serve two years at City Hall. Presiding Judge Geo von Lienen. polls 8 AM to 6 PM. Filing for ballot closes March 23 1946 with City Secretary Elo Fehrenkamp.
Miss Iva Sue Jaeggi returns to Austin on Sunday to resume studies at the University of Texas after a week with her parents Dr and Mrs Sam Jaeggi.
Cpl. Victor Michalec of the fleet marine force came home on a fifteen day furlough after duty in the Pacific. He will report back to the Corpus Christi station after his leave.
Properties include 65 acre improved farm with 50 acres cultivated and 94 acres of black sandy mixed land, 200 acres sandy land in Gonzales county, and multiple parcels near Moulton and Oak Grove School. Each farm well improved with two sets of improvements and easy terms. Contact A. J. Darilek, Moulton, Texas.
Moulton Hatchery begins hatching on January 14 offering Big Type English White Leghorns Hanson strain Buff Leghorns Light Brown Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. Chicks from blood tested flocks. custom hatching 120 to 128 eggs per tray. customers urged to book early. Contact Rudy E Jahn at 920-1.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Janssen of Converse and Mr. and Mrs. John Krum with daughter Yvonne visited Mrs. John Willberg on Sunday. Mrs. Willberg accompanied them home for an extended visit. Louis Baur and Herbert Wahlberg of Houston visited Yoakum and Moulton. Wahlberg was discharged at Fort Sam Houston in November 1945 after 37 months in service, including 26 months in the Pacific.
The excerpt lists travel times: 9:15 A M 1:45 P M and 6:05 P M indicating departures or services across the day without additional context.
A list of visitors includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Curtis with Joe Jr. Beasley, George Lewis of Austin, Mrs. August Achs and B. L. Gibson of Waelder, Leon Damph of Kenedy, Lillie Pauline Cecilia and Joe Bran necky of Flatonia, and John T. Thompson of Nickel.
A Veterans of Foreign Wars Post has been organized in Shiner to be named Shiner Memorial Post. Elected officers include Oran Davis as commander Henry Seidenberger and Joe Strauss as vice commanders and Johnnie Hajek as quartermaster.
Capper's Farmer editor Marjorie Griffin recommends Peanut Pie for a sweet crunchy dessert with nutty flavor. The recipe uses flour sugar salt peanuts corn syrup eggs and shorting, baked in a 9 inch shell with a whipped cream topping. Serves six.
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