Post office at Moulton Texas second class matter
Entry marks the post office at Moulton Texas as registered second class matter dated November 22 1940.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1940
Page
4
Entry marks the post office at Moulton Texas as registered second class matter dated November 22 1940.
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. John Welff’s home on November 13 with five members present. Miss Pfeiffer was absent. Mrs. Hugo Fisbeck gave First Aid hints. After lunch, members voted to meet December 19 at Mrs. Frank Kouba’s home for a Christmas party.
The Eagle office displays samples of holiday greeting cards and lists prices. If calling is inconvenient, readers may sign to have cards delivered.
The Local Board invites registrants aged 18 to 36 to enlist for one year. Interested individuals should visit the Local Board office at Peoples State Bank Building in Hallettsville, Texas to complete Form 165. Volunteers may be inducted in the next quota call. Paul Boethel, Chairman.
All Komensky patrons are urged to attend an important meeting at the school on Thursday night November 21 Plans for the annual Thanksgiving picnic on November 28 will be discussed.
Mrs. Henry Ektlinger of Yoakum spent last Friday with her daughter Mrs. Ed. Kolar in town.
Austin reports the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission urges hunters to treat every gun as loaded. Rules include carrying empty guns, clearing barrels, never pointing at what you don t want to shoot, ensuring target accuracy, keeping muzzle direction controlled, never leaving loaded guns, and avoiding hunting near water surfaces or after sunset.
The article notes 71 percent of all passenger cars operate in the United States. It records a world vehicle total of 45,027,000 in 1939, marking a four percent gain over 1938. It mentions Wucks in use as part of the data.
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