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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1944
Page
8
The Office of Price Administration announced that all meats except steaks and roasts would be ration free starting the night of May 3.
Elo Pavlicek a technician fourth grade stationed at Ft Monmouth New Jersey visits with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Pavlicek during a leave period in the community.
Mrs. Fred Koester returns home after visiting in Houston for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Picha and Donna Lynn of Houston spent the weekend in Houlton. Mrs. Antoinette Stevens travels to Los Angeles for business. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Papacek and daughter Marjorie with Rose Nell Orts visited in Yoakum Sunday.
Miss Jewell Sockwell of Hardin Payson College Bel ton visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Pier Sockwell. County Clerk D L Hudson of Hallettsville was in Moulton Tuesday afternoon and has an announcement for re election in this issue. Mrs Wm Schmeltekopf of Kyle recovering well after hospital treatment at New Braunfels. she is daughter of Mrs Henry Etlinger of Moulton.
Miss Gladys Cervenka of San Antonio visited relatives and attended the junior senior prom at Sam and Will Moore High School Saturday. She returned home Sunday.
Mrs. August Linbrugger of near Moulton and her granddaughter Willie Hazel Bannett of Shiner returned Sunday from Brownsville after spending several days with S Sgt and Mrs August Linbrugger Jr.
The editor and wife acknowledge receipt of an invitation to attend the commencement exercises at St Joseph School of Nursing in Houston on Sunday May 7. Miss Lillian Loretta Darilek, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Darilek of Moulton, is a member of the class.
The Eagle announces the weekly honor roll for paid subscribers. Listed names include Mrs. T. T. Walker San Saba Henry Stuehrenberg overseas Herman Wustenbart Moulton Henry Lockstedt Moulton W. I. Schodde Moulton Mrs. Florris Mason Houston Sgt. Dennis S. Wagner overseas Sgt. Nolan Wagner overseas Sgt. H L Fehrenkamp Mrs. Johnnie Culak Moulton Mrs. Mary Johansen Houston Wm. Steinmann Echulenburg Mrs. Frank Marko Jr. Moulton John M. Meiners Moulton Edwin A. Jaeggli Moulton Otto P. Pilsner overseas A. F. Faltisek Camp Van Dorn Miss Edward Biehunke Fr George G. Meade Maryland Eugene F Pavlicek Overseas.
John Culak of Dickson School recovers from a fracture of the left arm at the elbow. He was injured four weeks ago when caught between a car door and the vehicle while moving the car from the garage. his arm remains in a cast.
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