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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1944
Page
5
Rudy Janacek was in La Grange on special business last week. Weldon Aschenbeck accepted a job with Kasper Wire Works in Shiner. Gus Wachtendorf, employed in Houston, spent the past weekend with his family here.
Mrs Clint Small Jr of Austin spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli.
Mrs Henry Etlinger and Mrs Ed Kolar were in Hal lettsville last week Wednesday on business.
Rev. C. E. Bottorff of San Antonio filled his appointment at the Old Moulton Baptist Church Sunday. Mrs. Henry Lockstedt has received a pin from her son Pvt. Calvin Lockstedt serving overseas. Mrs. Mary Doubrava returned from San Antonio after visiting her daughter Mrs. Earl E. Johnson. Lee Jarosek Roy Kotsebue and Erwin Oehl were in Hallettsville on ration board business Monday afternoon.
Sgt Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp of Wharton visited last Friday with his wife joining him for the weekend in town.
Monte McCord of Yoakum toured Moulton on Monday to promote his candidacy for Lavaca county representative. His formal announcement runs in this issue.
Washington reports lard is removed from rationing in March by the Office of Price Administration while the War Food Administration allocates 0,000,000 pounds of lard to soap making. The actions reflect hog slaughter at record rates boosting lard production.
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