Notable Visitors Reach Moulton and Nearby Towns
Fort Sam Houston’s Horace Grasse spent a weekend on pass. Lee Sedimeyer visited Moulton from Shiner. San Antonio visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Buciek and Mr. and Mrs. O F Knape. Moordy Hoerig from Camp Bowie stopped by for a visit. Vernon Mee nscherisger of agoastrop visited relatives. D. I Blackman of Victoria, state schools chief, toured Moulton Public Schools. Several residents from Weimar, College Station, Houston, New Ulm, and Shiner also visited or were noted as locals.
White Lion Warning at Whipsnade Zoo
A great white lion figure carved 175 yards long into the chalky hillside at Whipsnade zoo near London warns aviators not to land. Whipsnade animals enjoy freedom within their barriers. Electric chimes in the Crucifixion Tower of the Shrine of the Little Flower near Detroit are claimed as the most complete system of its kind.
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Whipsnade Zoo
London
Whipsnade
Detroit
Mich
War Bond Drive Heads Women At War Week November Twenty Two
Washington women across cities farms and factories pledge to make Women At War Week the largest War Bond drive since Pearl Harbor. First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt urged savings for bonds and stamps while Harriet Elliott and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau Jr lead the drive with local committees planning parades shows teas rallies and community booths.
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Washington, D. C
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Treasury Department
War Savings
Harriet Elliott
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
War Savings Committee
Women At War Week Highlights War Bonds Drive
Washington report shows six million women on War Savings payroll plans contributing 70 million dollars monthly. Women lead Bond booths from Maine to California and many stores promote sales. Engelsman notes women enabled payroll savings success as Treasury aims to top ten percent and enroll millions more by New Year.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
California
Ralph G. Engelsman
War Savings Staff
Engelsman
Treasury Department
Treasury
Patron Saint Dorothea Patronage Clarified
The saint Dorothea martyred under Diocletian is noted as a patron of gardens and flowers, reflecting her association with cultivation and floral imagery in Catholic tradition.
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Dorothea
Diocletian
Pittsburgh Ranks as Largest City on the Ohio River
The city of Pittsburgh is identified as the largest urban area along the Ohio River, highlighting its status among riverfront settlements. The note emphasizes Pittsburgh's prominence relative to other Ohio River communities.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio River
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Dickie
PIG
Nalt
Lion Brand Work
J. T. Jaeggh
Horace Grasse
Fort Sam Houston
Lee Sedimeyer
Shiner
Moulton
John Buciek
San Antonio
O. F. Knape
Moody Hoerig
Camp Bowie
Vernon Meéeiserschisger
Astrop
D. €. Blackman
Victoria
Moulton Public Schools
C. M. Frazee
Weimar
A. J. Kolar
Antoinette
Myrtle Reindl
Bonnie Lou
New Braunfels
Gordon Wells Fehrenkamp
College Station
Sateurday
Erwin Slems
Norman Nowvaid
Houston
Matilda Fehrenkamp
New Ulm
Moulton Eagle
Don Thurston
Ed. Kolar
Alvin G. Krejci
Shiner Rt. 8
the Eagle
Mary Ann White
Henry Pete Stringer
Henry Eilinger
Mies Adela Cordes
Henry P. Etlinger
Kyle
William Schmeltekopf
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
Ae Roosevelt
Boehm’s
Kotzebuh
Sun
Weydring-Meyer Lumber Company
Yoakum, Texas
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