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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1942
Page
5
A daily regimen of milk for the child and adult, paired with whole grain cereals, leafy vegetables, other vegetables, potatoes, and citrus fruits, is described as protecting the body against disease and promoting good health.
The scavenger's daughter was an English instrument of torture in the sixteenth century. A wide iron hoop was fastened around the body and tightened by screws to force blood from the nose and ears, and sometimes from the hands and feet.
As doctors and funds are drawn to the armed forces communities should prevent illness by mosquitos control. Ber nice Jaytor advises screening all openings with 16 inch mesh screens and sealing gaps. Drain water holes kill breeding sites stock ponds with minnows and keep tanks clear. Work with public health officials to destroy breeding places and guard rain barrels and wells.
The Moulton Eagle publishes weekly in Moulton Texas. Owner and publisher is O F Knape of Moulton Texas. No bonds held. Notary public A J Darilek Lavaca County Texas swore to this on September 28 1942.
Supt. Stanley F. Cernosek and Bill Etlinger were in Victoria Friday for unspecified official business. The visit highlights ongoing regional activities and engagements with local authorities.
Pfc Harvey Fehrenkamp of Camp Hulen visited home folks. Henry Raabe and family welcomed Sunday guests from Victoria. John and Joe Raab joined Lester Raab and James Bares for a trip to A M College. Bill Vanham of San Antonio visited his parents J A Vanham. Pvt Adolph Kocian, based in Los Angeles, became a new reader of The Moulton Eagle. Otto Pagel and family of Hallettsville spent Sunday with Emil Darilex and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp hosted Mr. and Mrs. George Bargman of Gonzales for a Sunday visit at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vine Rehmer and August Eilert were in West Columbia Sunday visiting the August Kotzebue home.
H. W. Hafer of Bay City, a piano tuner, departed Sunday following several days in town on professional business.
Corporal Dennis Wagner stationed at Camp Hitler Patre os spends a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Wagner in a brief hometown visit.
Victor Boehm and Joe Balaska of Houston visited Moulton relatives over the weekend. Dan Thurston of Baytown came Sunday to see Mr and Mrs Ed Kolar and other kin. Mrs Emil Darilek Jr and Mabel Marie Fehrenkamp of Victoria spent the weekend with hometown folks. Ludwig Petrek returned to Camp Barkeley after a ten day furlough with his parents Andrew and Mrs Petrek.
Miss Ethel Josephine Wagner, a student at the University of Texas, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank J Wagner.
Mrs. C A Lehne and daughters Peggy Jean and Jo Ann have returned from Camp Edwards Massachusetts where Captain Lehne is stationed.
Mrs Dan Morse of Houston spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli. Mr Morse was inducted into the army recently.
Miss Marjorie Darilek daughter of Judge and Mrs A J Darilek is attending the University of Texas. She graduated from Moulton High School with the class of 1942.
A. Allen Darilek, long stationed at San Angelo, is reassigned to the Army Airbase at Santa Ana California. He is the son of Judge and Mrs A J Darilek.
The origin of Roman numerals V and X is uncertain suggesting V as an open hand and X as double V. The American Automobile Association is a nonprofit civic association with about 1,000,000 members and a president who is a nonpaid official.
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