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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1943

Page

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Moulton FFA Plans New Program At Recent Meeting

Corn growers in the Moulton trade area prepare for the first corn show October 21 at city hall with Lions Club sponsorship and prizes. The chapter will initiate Green Hands on September 29 and elect a chapter sweetheart. Honorary members Elo C Fehrenkamp Arnold Freytag and Edwin Jaeggli are connected to last year’s list.

Moulton Lions Club Future Farmers Green Hands Elo C. Fehrenkamp Arnold Freytag Edwin Jaeggli

War bonds offer both sacrifice and return for democracy

The offer explains war bonds as a double investment that sustains the democratic form of government and the American way of life while providing a fair interest. The smallest bond costs 18.75 dollars and will be worth 265 dollars in ten years.

United War Chest Drive Set to Start October 11

Committees are formed and ready as Texas joins in the national drive to raise 5 million dollars toward a 125 million dollar goal. It is for a mighty good cause, and everyone is urged to contribute generously.

United War Chest Texas

American Legion Endorses World Peace Alliance And Youth Training

The American Legion at its annual convention endorsed U S participation in a free nations alliance to secure enduring peace in a war tired world. The convention also favored military training for boys and girls, asserting America must assume world leadership.

American Legion United States America

Moulton FFA Officers Attend Schulenburg Training

Moulton Chapter officers attended a district officers training school at Schulenburg last Friday. The event gathered 13 chapters from the Luling Foundation District. Attendees included President Rudolph Jahn Jr and officers Roland Welff Jack Cinadr Allen Flessner Benjamin Kleihege Herbert Roy Haase and Mathew Butsches.

Moulton Schulenburg Luling Foundation Rudolph Jahn Jr Roland Welff Jack Cinadr Allen Flessner Benjamin Kleihege Herbert Roy Haase Mathew Butsches

Moulton Commissioner Builds Concrete Culverts

County official Albert Eremis adapts fabrication to local needs. He creates concrete culverts in four foot sections with diameters of 40 83 24 and 20 inches by producing moulds and casting as required.

Albert Eremis

Texas Cotton Ginnings Reach Over 1.1 Million Bales

Ginnings in Texas totaled 1,125,919 bales for the year up to September 16, compared with 599,007 by the same date last year. The national total reached 8,784,129 bales.

Texas

Junior Class of 43 44 Elects Officers

The junior class met on September 21 and elected officers. President Roland Welff, vice president Lovelle Fiedler, secretary Weldon Ermis, treasurer Rosa Lee Luksovsky, reporter Edith Kubenka. Sponsors are Miss Anita Richter and Mr. John O Simpson.

Roland Welff Lovelle Fiedler Weldon Ermis Rosa Lee Luksovsky Edith Kubenka Anita Richter John O. Simpson

World Baseball Classic Opens with Cardinals Yankees Match

The World Baseball Classic starts October 5 with the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees in action. The opening game is set for the Yankee Stadium in New York on October 6.

St. Louis Cardinals New York Yankees Yankee Stadium New York

War Ration Changes Extend Stamp Validity and Uses

The OPA extends shoe stamp 18 validity indefinitely and delays expiration for several food stamps through October and October 20 for blue stamps. New shoe stamp No. 1 on Airplane sheet becomes valid November 1 and may last six months, overlapping the next stamp as supplies allow.

OPA

Fire Prevention Week Emphasized by Texas Safety Leader

R. B. Roper urges Oct 3 9 Fire Prevention Week to inspect all buildings for hazards and to boost home safety. He cites a Houston hotel fire killing over 50 and notes 8000 U S burn deaths last year, urging civic groups to broaden public safety efforts.

R. B. Roper The Texas Safety Association Roper Houston United States Burne

Filipp Killed in Workplace Accident in California Residence

F L Filipp longtime Moulton resident now living in Long Beach California was killed in an accident at work on Monday. Funeral will be held Tuesday at 3:00 PM from the Ed Batey home in Moulton with burial at Fintonia City Cemetery. A fuller write-up will follow next week.

F. L. Filipp Moulton Long Beach California Ed. Batey Fintonia City

List of Grand Jurors for Full District Court

Beginning Oct. 4 1943 the district court names a full panel of grand jurors. Listed are Deborah Bennie McCord Rogge Roden Nickel Fenner Morrow Hinck Boehm Fehrenkamp Blahuta Matusek Miller Nolikamper Strunk McCord and others from Yoakum Shiner Hallettsville Schulenburg and Moulton. Petit jurors for weeks two and three are not called unless needed.

J. €. Deborah Yoakum Bennie McCord Theo. Rogge Shiner T. J. Roden Hallettsville T. W. Nickel Fordtran A. T. Fenner Speaks F. S. Morrow Schulenburg F. K. Hinck Moulton Vindyke Boehm

Moulton Scouts Rally to Beat Yoakum in Softball

Last Sunday at Sulphur Park the Moulton Boy Scout Troop defeated Yoakum 11 to 4 in a clean, fair game. Despite Yoakum players being larger on average, Moulton buckled down and won, drawing praise from spectators for sportsmanlike conduct.

Sulphur Park Moulton Boy Scout Yoakum Moulton

Freshman Class Elects Officers for 43 Year

The freshman class of 43 met on Wednesday September 22 and elected officers. President Virgie Mae Hoff vice president Martha M Haase secretary James Maresh treasurer Dorothy Manning reporter Marjorie Papacek parliamentarian Alves Pietsch song leader Eugene Roznovaky. Miss Irene Redden is class sponsor.

Virgie Mae Hoff Martha M. Haase James Maresh Dorothy Manning Marjorie Papacek Alves Pietsch Eugene Roznovaky Irene Redden

Moulton Man Returns From Hospital

Frank Pilat, who underwent a surgical operation at the Shiner hospital recently, is back home getting along fine.

Frank Pilat Shiner Hospital

Sergeant Louis Kucera Receives Good Conduct Medal

Louis Kucera of Moulton Route 1 is awarded the Good Conduct Medal for excellent character and efficiency after more than a year of service with the 71st Two-Engine Flying Training Group at LAAF in Lubbock Texas.

Ist Louis Kucera Moulton Route 1 71St LAAF Lubbock Texas

Komensky PTA to Convene First Meeting Friday

The Komensky PTA will hold its first meeting of the new term at the schoolhouse on Friday October 1. Officers will be elected.

Komensky P. T. A

Soldier Rejoins Fort Benning After Ten Month Leave

John L. Krametbauer returned to Fort Benning Georgia Monday after spending furlough here with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krametbauer and other relatives. It was his first visit home in ten months.

John L. Krametbauer Fort Benning Georgia Frank Krametbauer

Licenses Expiring October 1 1948 in Hallettsville Area

Drivers licenses begin expiring October 1 1948 and must be renewed before the date. Applications are available at the Hallettsville courthouse or at the local Ford Garage.

Hallettsville Ford

Nachlingers Move From Raymondville to San Antonio

Mr and Mrs J W Nachlinger long located in Raymondville have moved to San Antonio, ending residence there after an extended period in the prior town.

J W. Nachlinger Raymondville San Antonio

Wounded Moulton Man Back In States

Emil Rehak of the Bayonet Battalion, wounded in the South Pacific months ago, is recovering in a California hospital and expects to be home shortly.

Emil Rehak South Pacific California

Moulton Man's Father Buried in Old Kinkler Cemetery

Frits Eilert aged 73 died at Hallettsville area residence September 21 after illness. Funeral at Kaben a Funeral Home Hallettsville with burial in Old Kinkler Cemetery. Survived by children August of Moulton Walter Erna Boethel Ernest and others, plus siblings and grandchildren. Bond sales update reports Lavaca County totals up to Tuesday night.

Moulton Old Kinkler Leon Kabanek Lavaca County Shiner Yoakum SweetHome Hallettsville Frits Eilert August Eilert Ballettsville Kabena Kinkler A. D. Klages Fayette County Morton Nea Annie Seifert Ida Steinberg August of Walter Erna) Boethel Witting Ernest LaGrange William Hilert Otto Eilert San Antonio Helen Albrecht Marie Sauer Emma Cook Anna Krause Fiatonia

Schramn Krause Nuptials Held at Shiner Church

Miss Angeline Krause and Lt Weldon Schramn wed at Dr Luther Church in Shiner on September 21 with Rev Richard Schuetze officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Krause, is a Shiner High School graduate class of 1937 and nursing student. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Schramn, is a Shiner High School graduate class of 1984, works in Houston, and will reside in San Antonio where he serves with the Quartermaster Corps at Camp Normoyle.

Angeline Krause Weldon Schramn Dr. Martin Luther Church Shiner Richard Schuetze Fred C. Krause Shiner High School St. Joseph’s School of Nursing Alfred Schramn Office Institute of Houston Mra. Schrama San Antonio Quartermaster Corps Camp

Native Lavacaite Dies In San Antonio

Robert R. Ragsdale 65 a Lavaca county native and San Antonio resident of 21 years died Monday September 20 in a San Antonio hospital. He was a prominent rancher and cattleman. Burial was in Memorial Park San Antonio last week Wednesday with Rev Fr P B Feeney officiating. Surviving are the widow two sons one daughter three sisters and one grandson.

Robert R. Ragsdale Moravia Lavaca County San Antonio Memorial Park P. B. Feeney

American Legion Holds Convention in Omaha

The American Legion held its annual convention in Omaha Nebraska three days last week Warren H Hatherton of Stockton California was elected national commander succeeding Roane Waring of Memphis Tennessee

American Legion Omaha Nebraska Warren H. Hatherton Stockton California Roane Waring Memphis Tennessee

Cablegram from overseas son comforts mother

Cablegram from Charles Gibson serving with Co. L 36th Division to Mrs. W. L. Gibson assures her his illness is not serious and asks her not to worry, stating she is in his thoughts during this time.

W. L. Gibson Charles Gibson Co. L., 36Th Division

Future Home Makers Elect Officers

Future Homemakers held its first meeting on September 22 selecting officers: President Iva Sue Jaeggli, vice president Milada Holub, secretary Colleen Fehrenkamp, treasurer Eidith Kubenka, reporter Antoinette Kolar, song leader Beatrice Cinadi, accompanist Anita Windecker, parliamentarian Rosalie Krejci, historian Elizabeth Barta, sponsor Miss Anita Richter. Initiation for new members followed on September 28.

Iva Sue Jaeggli Milada Holub Colleen Fehrenkamp Eidith Kubenka Antoinette Kolar Beatrice Cinadi Anita Windecker Rosalie Krejci Elizabeth Barta Anita Richter

Legion Post 392 Sets Tuesday Meeting and Dance

American Legion Geier-Merrem Post No 392 will meet at the regular place on Tuesday October 5. The post will host its annual dance at Herman Park on Sunday October 10.

Lavaca Tax Assessor Smolik Schedules Moulton Visit

Tax assessor John L. Smolik of Lavaca county will be in Moulton on October 19 and 20 to collect state and county taxes for the current year.

John L. Smolik Lavaca Moulton

New York Postcard Greetings From Zozalik Couple

Seaman and Mrs W A Zozalik send greetings from New York where they are spending part of their vacation. They are stationed at Williamsburg Virginia.

Seaman W. A. Zoazalik New York Williamsburg Virginia

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