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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1945
Page
5
Miss Ora Willis Janszen spent Saturday in Dreyer visiting friends, sharing time with local residents and catching up with acquaintances around town.
The Komensky P T A held its regular meeting on Wednesday night October 30. New members were enrolled bringing total to 119. Committees were appointed for the Thanksgiving picnic preparations. Dinner was set at 60 and 30 cents. After business, members enjoyed amusements sponsored by the High School Athletic Club.
Pfe Victor Schindler, son of Mr and Mrs J J Schindler, was honorably discharged from the army October 27 at Brooke Army Hospital Center. He earned the Purple Heart and wears the Good Conduct Medal and the ETO Ribbon with seven battle stars for service in Africa Italy France Belgium and Germany. He served 48 months, 32 overseas.
Bennie Dietschke from Rowena visited relatives this week. Weldon and Mrs. Knape from Victoria visited in Moulton over the weekend. Robert Saliger stayed in Corpus Christi with his parents. Ernest Novosad of Houston and Joe Bollom of Hallettsville visited relatives Sunday. F T Fehrenkamp and Erna Kotzebue visited George Bargmann’s in Gonzales. Helen Seifert and Tina Zeisberg of Moulton attended the Anna Wenetschlaeger funeral in Hermleigh. Harry Meyer and wife of Schulenburg were in Moulton Friday for business and family visits.
Miss Iva Sue Jaegeli a University of Texas Austin student spent part of last week with her parents Dr and Mrs Sam Jaegeli in Austin seeking family time and support during her studies.
Miss Jewel Sockwell a student at Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton Texas spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Pren Sockwell.
Steve Kurtz son of Mr and Mrs William Kurtz has been discharged from the army after two years overseas service returning home.
Gene Boehm, a student at Texas A&M, came in Saturday to visit his mother Mrs. Ed Boehm Jr. and other relatives.
The piece contrasts coal production, wages, and technology in England and the United States. It notes England's 706,000 miners yield 200 million tons annually while U S miners number 393,000 and produce 586 million tons, with American miners earning higher weekly wages and using modern machinery. It argues government interference raised British coal costs and hindered productivity, urging against nationalization.
Druggists offer refunds if the first bottle of Letos fails to satisfy. Kotzebue Drug Company promotes a unique gum care product with a bold claim to improve appearance and dental health.
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