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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1943
Page
5
Home Service Director Gladys Kimbrough explains jar options for victory garden canning. Details cover glass top seals, two piece vacuum caps, open kettle sterilization, processing steps, band handling, rust prevention, and jar sizes best suited for vegetables.
A white pelican rare for Colorado was found on a Lamar street. The bird was dead with both wings broken by a shot. It measured seven feet across and had a 15 inch bill. Also reported is a black Persian cat named Sammy guiding a blind Pekinese dog owned by George H. Spicer of Hollywood according to American magazine.
Miss Alice Brom spends vacation in Houston. Mr and Mrs Elo C Fehrenkamp visit Yoakum relatives last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Adolph Petrek of Houston spend Sunday in Houlton visiting home folks. Mrs Hugo Glatzert of San Antonio was here part of last week visiting home folks and friends.
Miss Eleanora Reindl travels to Houston to visit Mr and Mrs Adolph Reindl and Miss Lillian Reindl. Pfc Victor Pohler, previously stationed at Shaaf Salina Kansas, has been transferred to New York.
Mrs Edgar Freytag and her daughter Bernadette returned home from Renger Hospital on Friday October 22.
Mr. W. H. Burt and family of Hallettsville were Sunday guests of Mr. Malvin K. Merrem and family.
Master Sgt. Raymond Lein weber, previously stationed in Paris Texas, has been transferred to San Antonio. The move affects unit assignments and base responsibilities.
Sgt Elo F Pavlicek stationed at Camp Bowie Texas has been transferred to Shreveport Louisiana.
Cpl. Anton A. Culak recently moved from Miami Beach Florida to Sheppard Field Texas as part of a duty reassignment. He is stationed with the air force and reports to his new post.
Rudolph Jahn of the Jahn Chevrolet Company has been on the sick list for some time with low blood pressure.
Mr and Mrs G W Garney and their son of Houston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jim Brom and daughter, sharing a brief family visit and time together.
Mrs. F R Mergenthaler of Shiner visited the home of Mr and Mrs William Miculka in the early part of the week. Pvt Alois G Kuntschik has returned to New Orleans after spending his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Alois Kuntschik.
Mr and Mrs Joe Koncaba of Shiner and Mr and Mrs Ernest Baker with children of Gonzales visited the Anton Koudelka home last Sunday.
Mrs Anaole Zalman spent the week end here with her son and wife Mr and Mrs Elo Zalman. Mr Zalman has been on the sick list for some time.
Mr. Frank Hohensee and family of Rowena visited and reconnected with home folks after several years. Seaman second class Joe E. Cluiss, stationed at Kingsville, spent several days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cluiss. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Novak and Joe Liska of Runge visited here recently. Mrs. Novak met Berna dette, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Freytag.
Mrs. O. F. Knape came back Tuesday from Houston where she spent the week visiting Mrs. H. M. Landrum Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruegg and other relatives.
W. . Thompson of Gonzales was in Moulton on Monday attending to business and mingling with friends. He came to look after his farm and ranch interests at Big Hill west of here.
A regular Komensky P T A meeting is set for Friday night November 5. Attendees will decide whether the Thanksgiving pini event will be held this year and patrons are urged to be present to voice opinions.
Mr and Mrs Otto Keil and their son of Houston visited relatives and friends in Moultoo Sunday to spend time with family and catch up on news.
Mr and Mrs Joe G Brezda and baby of Richmond and Jimmie Brizda of Engle spent Monday in the home of Mr and Frank Koneaba.
Private Anthony Miculka reported back Tuesday to Fort Jackson South Carolina after a sixteen day furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Miculka.
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