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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1941
Page
8
The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Moulton is qualified as an agent for the sale of National Defense Bonds. The bank located in Moulton Texas acts as an authorized sales intermediary for government bonds.
Rakosek Hatchery in Sweet Home Texas advertises seven leading breeds of baby chicks at reasonable prices. The notice emphasizes tested selected flocks and mentions white and other colors available.
Charles Nieman aged 72 is critically ill at his home, with local report noting his fragile condition and request for well wishes.
A prominent Witting resident 85 named Tom Darilek Sr. died Monday and will be buried Wednesday. A longer obituary will run next week. The column notes various visits and travels among local families in Victoria Temple San Antonio and LaGrange with multiple names and relations.
Sergeant John L. Marx of the U S Army Recruiting Station in Victoria visited Moulton to interview young men about enlisting in the Regular Army Air Corps. The drive aims to fill 110,000 vacancies at air bases nationwide within 60 days. Applicants must be single, 18 to 25, and have at least eighth grade education.
Emil Vacek clerk in Ed Boehm's Sons mercantile suffered a paralytic stroke Wednesday about noon and was taken to Shiner Hospital for treatment.
Bridge Club Mrs. E. C. Fehrenkamp entertained last Wednesday with high score by Mrs. Erwin Oehl, second place Mrs. F. C Smith, and consolation to Mrs. Erna Kot zebube. Refreshments included tongue salad and angel food squares. an advertisement promotes CHICKENS TURKEYS TAR SULPHUROUS COMPOUND claimed to protect fowl health and egg production, with money back guarantee.
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