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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1942
Page
4
Washington reports that coffee rationing begins November 29 with a liberal limit of one pound every five weeks per person aged 15 and over. Adults may use the children's share if older kids do not drink coffee, and dining establishments can serve coffee as before. Retail sales will close November 28 to stock shelves, with ration stamps No 25 to No 19 used for purchases.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. Eudie Brueggeman on Monday afternoon November 9 replacing the 16th. Members are reminded to attend. The club reports show women canned 4 446 quarts after previously stating 446 quarts.
Ignatz Loos 87 pioneer of the Hope Terryville community died Tuesday. A native of Alsace Lorraine he came to America at 30 and farmed and ginned for more than 55 years. Surviving are the widow four daughters four sons two brothers one sister and numerous grandchildren.
Alf Sattiwhite a former slave brought from Alabama to Texas by Mrs Mildred T Littlefield of Gonzales died Wednesday at about 100. He fathered 38 children. Dowell a former state representative and Mrs Littlefield’s great grandson once took him to Austin where he addressed the forty second session of the legislature.
Komensky School announces honor roll recipients for the early weeks of the 1942 43 term. First Grade Bennie Bohuslav Julie Okrublik. Second Lydia Ann Metal. Fourth Lorene Koudelka. Seventh Edgar John Wenske. Ninth Dorothy Mae Mig. Twelfth Edna Mae Vogt Alex Hollub Eugene Hraci.
Austin reports 182000 age assistance recipients will have $1 cut from their monthly checks due to costs exceeding income. Public welfare notes rolls rose from 122059 to 182000 after waiving relatives support consideration.
Lt. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower commander of U S Army forces in the European theatre was reported to have been called home for important consultations with the high command.
Visalia California resident John Martin dies at age 111 nearly 112. The obituary notes he regained his eyesight at age 75 after prior failure.
United States accounts for seventy one percent of all passenger cars worldwide. The global vehicle total set a record in 1939 with forty five million twenty seven thousand automobiles and trucks in use.
Mrs. Howard Moore aged 80 died at her home near Gonzales on Monday October 26 Funeral services were conducted at the home and she was interred in Waelder City Cemetery.
An old advertisement promotes Herbine a vegetable laxative priced at 60 cents a bottle. It claims relief for biliousness headache flatulence gas and listlessness from temporary constipation. The language suggests a period tone and a simple consumer trade line.
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