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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1944
Page
4
A columnist rails against military and bureaucratic favoritism. ZZ, a symbol for zig zagging Bureau Boys, is accused of dodging duty and living on taxpayer money as they enjoy exempt cars and free gas. The piece calls for bigger signs on Exempt cars.
At its regular meeting the Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society elected Sick Committee Mrs. Tom Beale and Mrs. Paul Ammerman. Membership Committee Mrs. Julius Krejci and Mrs. W. K. Richter. Flower Committee Mrs. O. W. Casey and Mrs. William Miculka. Hostesses were Miss Helen Kause, Mrs. George Kaiser and Mrs. Fred Koester. Mrs Theodore Schreiber of San Antonio visited. Next meeting set for Thursday November 2.
Elmo A. Meyer is elected Cubmaster and Mrs. Rose Hudson becomes Den Mother. Denis Chief Francis Fisbeck, Scoutmaster Lad Hruska, and Assistant Scoutmaster L Jilek are named. Junior Assistants Alves Pietsch and James Maresh assist. James Jilek leads as Senior Patrol Leader with Patrol Leaders Kolar Hoyer and Krejci. Committees include Miculka Oehl Maresh Darilek Kolar Wagner and Merrem with Jilek Cinadr and Fisbeck.
Mr and Mrs Walter G Schilhach and children Geoffrey and Sandra of White Castle Louisiana are visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Charles E Beran.
Druggist refund money if first bottle of Leto’s fails to satisfy. Kotzebue Drug Company advertises a dental remedy with emphasis on irritated gums and preventive care.
Tax Collector John L. Smolik announces he will be in Moulton on October 17 and 18 to collect state and county taxes for the year 1944. Assessor-Collector.
The Baursville Parent-Teacher Association will hold its first meeting of the year at the schoolhouse on October 12 at 8 30 P.M. All school patrons are urged to attend.
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