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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1943

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Moulton Lions Win Third at Austin District Conference

The Moulton Lions Club earned third place in the Lions Victory membership contest at the Central Texas Lions Clubs district convention held May 6 in Austin. Austin won first and Nixon second. Schulenburg chosen as 1944 conference city.

Moulton Lions Club Austin Lloyd L. Jilek Elo C. Fehrenkamp F. Konape Central Texas Lions Clubs Driaskill Hotel W.L. McClain Georgetown Schulenburg Moulton

North Africa campaign closes as prisoners are taken

The North Africa battle nears its close with many German and Italian prisoners captured. American forces, including men and equipment, demonstrated superiority. Observers say the campaign may foreshadow an invasion of continental Europe, though the exact timing and location of the first blow remain military secrets.

North Africa Europe

Moulton High School seniors and rural graduates praised

The Eagle extends felicitations to the 30 in the Moulton High class and 18 girls for diplomas this year. It urges continued education and congratulates rural graduates aiming to enroll at Moulton High next year.

Moulton High School

Teens quit school to take jobs across Texas industries

Thousands of Texas teenagers leave school to accept employment in various industries. The trend undermines future educational qualifications and should be vigorously protested by educational leaders, teachers, school boards, and parents. The educated youth are expected to lead in democracy.

Texas

Postwar Peace Efforts Need Western Hemisphere Unity

The piece argues for close collaboration among western hemisphere nations to secure future peace. It urges leaders to address key issues at the peace conference, form concrete plans for liberty and justice, and stresses that victory alone does not end war. It emphasizes America’s leadership role.

Earth America

No Quota On Used Truck Tires Policy Issued

An eligible truck operator unable to get rationing certificates for new tires can obtain certificates for used tires. Local boards are authorized to issue used tire certificates without regard to quota restrictions as directed by OPA.

OPA

Soldiers Receive Heavy Mail Volume Overseas

United States troops overseas receive more than 20 million pieces of mail weekly, averaging fourteen items per soldier. This figure is four times the peak mail level of World War I. About twenty percent of overseas mail is Vmail.

United States ABE. F

Cake and Article Walk Raises 55 Dollars at Moulton High

The cake and article walk sponsored by the School Band Sponsors Club at Moulton High School Auditorium last Friday raised 55 dollars to help pay for school band uniforms.

Moulton High School

Funeral for Joe Kasper Sr. Held in Houston

Jim Brom John Brom Jr Albert Brom and Christain Brom attend services for Joe Kasper Sr. in Houston. Kasper was son in law of Mrs. John Brom Sr. of Moulton.

Jim Brom John Brom Jr Albert Brom Christain Brom Joe Kasper Sr Houston Kasper John Brom Sr Moulton

Baccalaureate Services for 1948 Senior Class

Friends and relatives of the 1948 senior class are invited to attend baccalaureate services at Moovi ton High School auditorium Sunday May 16 at 8 45 PM. Rev Father Hugg of Yoakum will preach the sermon. The Moovi ton High School Band will play the processional and recessional.

Father Hugg of Yoakum Mooviton High School

Memorial Services Planned at Moulton Public Cemetery

Memorial services will be held at Moulton Public Cemetery on Sunday May 16 at 10 A M under the sponsorship of Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion. Hon B Duncan Davis of Gonzales will deliver the address. A large attendance is anticipated.

Moulton Public Cemetery Geier- Merrem American Legion B. Duncan Davis Gonzales

Commencement Exercises At Moulton High School May 20

Moulton High School will hold commencement in the school auditorium on Thursday evening May 20. Diplomas will be awarded to listed seniors including girls Alice S Kram Vera Lee Meiners Jewell Lockwell Lorine S Kram Stella Marilyn Steinacher Helen Marie Kaiser Anita Jahn Martha Oxruhlik Gladys J Brom and others and boys Fred F Fehrenkamp Jr Charles Clinton Postejovasky Oscar Lee Cook Harvey Louis Krejci Vladik Lupas Laddie Maresh Johnnie E Holub and more.

Moulton High School Alice S. Kram Vera Lee Meiners Jewell Lockwell Lorine S. Kram Stella Marilyn Steinacher Helen Marie Kaiser Anita Jahn Martha Oxruhlik Annie Laqua Golda Thae Johnson Marie Annie Motal Sidonia L. Krejci Willie Mae Mikulencak Dorothy Leonita Bar

Baursville School Grants Seven Diplomas At May Graduation

Graduation exercises were held at the Baursville School on Thursday May 6 with seven graduates Adolph Boehm Jr Willie Pilat Milton Darilek Estella Pilat Ethel Pilat Lillie Gertner and La Verne Jilex. County Clerk D L Hudson delivered the class address and County Superintendent Wm A Hilers awarded diplomas.

Baurasville Adolph Boehm Jr Willie Pilat Milton Darilek Estella Pilat Ethel, Pilat Lillie Gertner la Verne Jilex D. L. Hudson Wm. A. Hilers

Witting School Holds Three Graduation Ceremonies

Three students, Clarence Kuehn, Eugene Spaniel, and Hilda Schaefer, graduated on Friday night as Rev. Janak delivered the class address and County Superintendent W. A. Kilers presented the diplomas at Witting School Commencement.

Witting School Clarence Kuehn Eugene Spaniel Hilda Schaefer Janak W. A. Kilers

Catholic Mothers Club Meeting Plans Picnic Postponed

The Catholic Mothers Club met Wednesday May 5 at the School. Fourth and fifth graders presented a program under Sister Florida. War conditions led to canceling the annual school picnic. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bill Novosad Mrs. Ad Ermis and Mrs. E A Oehl. New officers will be elected next term.

Catholic Mothers Club Florida Bill Novosad Ermis E. A. Oehl

Red Cross Reports More Articles Made at Moulton

Mrs George vor Lienen local chairman reports that since January 9 1943 articles produced at Moulton include 161 sewing pieces 47 sweaters 6 mufflers 3 helmets and three pairs of mittens and other items.

George Vor Lienen Moulton

Fishbeck Boy Born In San Antonio To Mr and Mrs L T Fishbeck

A six pound son, named Mark Thomas Fishbeck, was born Friday May 7 to Mr. and Mrs. L T Fishbeck of San Antonio. Mrs. Fishbeck is Adonia Beran, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Beran of Moulton.

L. T. Fishbeck San Antonio Mark Thomas Fishbeck Fishbeck Adonia Beran Mes. John Beran Moulton

Old Settlers Reunion Set for May 16 at Old Moulton

The annual old settlers reunion will be held at Old Moulton on Sunday May 16. A labor shortage prevents erection of tables. attendees are asked to bring dinner and dine picnic style. Committee members John Thompson chairman J M H Vanham secretary Zat Johnson Les Cooper Ike York Monroe Cruiss Ed Boehm invite the public.

Old Settlers Old Moulton John Thompson J- MH. Vanham Zat Johnson Les Cooper Ike York Monroe Cruiss Boehm

Barn and Contents Destroyed By Fire

Mr and Mrs A W Stoecker of Winters report their barn and farm implements feedstuffs and several head of livestock lost in a fire of unknown origin last Saturday night Mrs Stoecker is daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hillmer of our city

A. W. Stoecker Winters

Lutheran Congregation Names New Pastor at Moulton

At a recent meeting the Lutheran congregation of Moulton called Rev. Windecker of Karney City to the pastorate. Rev. E. Jacobs, longtime pastor of the local Lutheran Church, has accepted a pastorate in Iowa and will relocate soon.

Moulton Windecker Karney City E. Jacobs Iowa

Son Johnnie Kilert Sends Greetings From Iceland

Mr and Mrs August Milert receive a note from their son Johnnie Kilert serving with Uncle Sam in Iceland. The message confirms his location and expresses his good wishes.

August Milert Johnnie Kilert Uncle Sam Iceland

Father Son Banquet Set for May 18 at 8:30 P M

The Moulton FFA and Lions Club announce a Father and Son Banquet to be held Tuesday May 18 at 8 30 P M. Guest speaker will be E R Alexander head of Agricultural Education at Texas A and M College, noted in state and national agricultural circles. Attendees must contact the FFA banquet committee by May 17 noon to arrange additional plates.

Chamber of Commerce Seguin John Lee Smith Garfield Kiel Texas Lutheran College FFA Moulton Lions Club Bro C. Fehrenkamp Stanley F. Cernosek Anita Richter Rudy Zemlicka Miss Richter Lions Victory Austin William Miculka R. B. Papacek Louis Pietsch E. R. Alexander Department of Agricultural Education A. and M. College Moulton Future Farmers Alexander Texas A and M Washington Texas Farmers’ League

Moulton School Board Elects New Members and Officers

At the May 5 meeting the Moulton school board elected Arnold Freytag and Lee Jarosek as new members. Frank J. Wagner was named president, Albert J Pustejovsaky vice president, and Gus G. Fisbeck secretary. Several teachers were reappointed for the year, including Jno O Simpson and Anita Richter among others, with Dr Knape to lead the High School Band.

Arnold Freytag Lee Jarosek Frank J. Wagner Albert J Pustejovsaky Gus G. Fisbeck Jno Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp Gus Wachtendorf Elorine Berkenhoff Erline Berkenhoff Knape

Onion Market Opens Monday

J. T. Jaeggli announces in The Eagle that he will begin buying onions next Monday. He reenters business there, pleasing former customers and friends.

J. T. Jaeggli the Eagle Mr. Jaeggli

Plane Output Climbs WPB Director Reports March War Planes Produced

WPB director Donald Nelson reports that 6,200 war planes were produced in March, reflecting strong industrial output. This figure highlights continued wartime manufacturing efficiency and supports ongoing military supply goals.

WPB Donald Nelson

Komensky High School Commencement Ceremony Highlights

Komensky High School held its commencement on Thursday night April 29. The Mig Vogt Orchestra performed the Farewell March and another piece as graduates marched in. Rev. Father Hildebrand offered the invocation. Alex Hollub gave the salutatory and Eugene Hrach presented the valedictory. Wm H J Wenske distributed diplomas and a post ceremony dance followed.

Komensaky High School Mig-Vogt Father Hildebrand Alex Hollub Eugene Hrach Me. Kk S. Kelly Wm. H. J. Wenske

Ration Reminders For Housewives In Wartime

Ration Book No 1 stamps valid for coffee sugar shoes gas through specified dates. Stamp No 23 good for one pound coffee through May 30. Stamp No 12 for five pounds sugar through May 30. Stamp No 17 for one pair shoes until June 15. Stamp No 5601 A Book for four gallons gasoline through May 21. Book No 2 blue stamps G H J valid through May 31 for canned vegetables and fruits. Red stamps meats fats cheeses valid May 9. H May 16. J May 23. All expire midnight May 31.

Waste Fats Collection Totals Narrow Gap Across States

March collection of waste kitchen fats reached 7 812 617 pounds or 43 9 percent of the national quota. Texas submitted 294 833 pounds Louisiana 83 478 pounds and Oklahoma 59 022 pounds for a combined 387 333 toward a three state quota of 990 000.

Texas Louisiana Oklahoma States

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George E Lennert LaGrange Ramiro Codazo Havana Cuba Lions International Frank Scofield Internal Revenue George Buttler State Salvage Committee Roy Keator Lions Clubs Bob Lyles Southwestern Univesity Baursville School Mothers Club Red Cross Little Boy Gladdens Louis Fishbeck Komensky
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