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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
4
Kotzebue Drug Company advertises Leto as a remedy for irritated gums promising rapid relief. The copy notes satisfaction guaranteed with a money back offer if Leto fails to satisfy.
Seguin in Texas plans to elevate Texas Lutheran College from a junior college to a senior institution. A November drive seeks $650,000 for new buildings including dormitory dining hall library and administration facilities. Local supporters target $150,000 toward the expansion as the only senior Lutheran college in Texas and the Southwest.
The Office of War Utilities of WPB asks city officials civic clubs chambers of commerce merchants and citizens to omit outdoor lighting this Christmas as in 1942 and 1948. The aim is to cut electricity use and coal needs amid a critical fuel situation to keep war plants and homes heated.
A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs Joe Krhovjak celebrated their son Pfe Joe F Krhovjak on furlough. Attendees included multiple families and friends with a full meal and beverages, and guests enjoyed the evening.
The Komensky Parent Teacher Association will hold its meeting Friday night November 3. Teachers plan to present an interesting program for attendees.
A World War II letter from Captain Edgar Ford to the Wolff family of Rusk Texas confirms the death of Leslie Wolff in action in France. Ford recalls commanding L Company and lauds Leslies thoroughness dependability discipline and courage while noting his readiness to face death and his strong patriotism.
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