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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1943

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Moulton Lions Sponsor First Corn Show

Moulton’s first corn show held October 21 under Lions Club sponsorship drew 66 entries, judged by C. E. Schmucker. J. L. Meyer won $5, Rudolph Jahn Jr. $4, Clyde Mayer $3 and Henry Lagua $2 with blue red white and green ribbons. Auction proceeds went to the United War Chest.

Moulton Lions Club Moulton Lions Club Yoakum Schmucker J. L. Meyer Rudolph Jahn Jr Clyde Mayer Henry Lagua Willie Novak J. L Meyer Jack Cinedr Richard Kocian Roland Welff Daniel Beran Milton Darilek Marvin Rothbauer John Schutz Clyde Meyer Weldon Ermin Victor Zidek Ernest Darilek Marced Castro The United War Chest

Subscription prices rise and delivery depends on payments

The notice warns that newspaper production costs have increased and readers who do not pay in advance will no longer receive the paper. It emphasizes keeping subscriptions paid and invites readers to visit for payment, offering a friendly handshake.

Farmers & Merchants State Bank Reports Strong Finances

The Eagle highlights the bank's official financial statement showing resources above 1 million dollars and deposits of 934 573 04. Bank officials praise the report as a reflection of community prosperity.

the Eagle Farmers &Merchants State Bank

Army V 12 Qualifying Test At Moulton High School

Announcement notes second qualifying test for Army Specialized Training and Navy College V-12 at Moulton High School on Tuesday November 9. Eligible students are 17 to 21, graduates or expected graduates by March 1, 1944, and should contact Superintendent Morrie S. Webb for admission identification forms.

Navy College Moulton High School Morrie S. Webb

Moulton War Chest Drive Prompts Local Giving

The Moulton War Chest drive began last week and by Tuesday morning had raised 1150.90 toward a 1750 goal for Moulton and vicinity. The appeal urges every citizen to contribute generously to relieve war misery and support soldiers keeping the war away from American shores.

Moulton Moulton and Vicinity

Corn Auction Raises 102 Dollars for War Chest

Lions Club sponsored corn show auctioned three bushels of corn entered as 396 cars with Arnold Freytag as auctioneer. Final total of 102 dollars donated to United War Chest. list of prize sellers and amounts follows including Ed Boehm's Sons and City Meat Market among others.

Lions Club Arnold Freytag United War Chest

Lions Club Holds Second Meeting in October

The Moulton Lions Club met at the home economics college on Thursday October 21. Guests included C L Schmucker vocational agriculture teacher from Yoakum and student Melvin Pilsner. The club planned War Ration Book No 4 registration dates and hours and voted to auction the corn to fund the United War Chest.

Moulton Lions Club Home Economics College Miss Richter Gladys Cervenka Eleanora Pelich C. L. Schmucker Yoakum Melvin Pilsner John O. Simpson Schmucker Lions Club Morris S. Webb United War Chest Fund

Soldier Arrives in England Safe and Sound

Pfc Lester Jarosewski son of Mr and Mrs Leo Jarosewski reports arrival in England safe and sound, notifying his parents of the trip’s successful completion.

Pfc Lester Jarosewki Leo Jarosewski England

Miss Jewell Sockwell Visits Belton Homefolks

Homefolks welcome Miss Jewell Sockwell, Mary Hardin Baylor College student at Belton, who spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pren Sockwell.

Jewell Sockwell Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton Mrs Pren Sockwell

Illinois visitor from Bloomingdale with local contacts

Here From Illinois Mrs. Kenneth Schultz of Bloom ington Illinois is here on a visit Ben Schnieder.

Kenneth Schultz Bloomington, Ilinois Ben Schnieder

Move To Pasadena Mrs Ad Vana And Children

Mrs Ad Vana and her children, longtime residents, have moved to Pasadena to reside.

Pasadena Ad. Vana

Seaman Visits Here From Corpus Christi

Seaman Second Class Fred F. Fehrenkamp Jr. stationed at Corpus Christi visited his mother Mia Viola Fehrenkamp and other relatives here Sunday.

Fred F. Fehrenkamp Jr Corpus Christi Mia Viola Fehrenkamp

Returns From Calif Mrs Hugo Strieder and family

Mrs Hugo Strieder and her children returned last Thursday from San Diego California where she spent the year with her husband Lt Hugo Strieder. Lt Strieder has been transferred to another station.

Hugo Strieder San Diego California Strieder

Henry Striebeck Celebrates 81st Birthday in Witting

Henry Striebeck, a longtime Witting resident, marked his 81st birthday on Wednesday October 6 with relatives and friends. He is regarded with high esteem in the community.

Henry Striebeck Witting Mr. Striebeck

Landrum Ensign Returns Home and Receives Commission

Mrs H M Landrum returns to Houston after a week at the parental home. Ensign Landrum was commissioned in the United States Coast Guard at the Naval Academy New London recently and is stationed at St Augustine Florida. Mrs Landrum is the former Winnie Knape of Moulton.

H. M. Landrum Houston Mr. Landrum United States Coast Guard Naval Academy New London Ensign Landrum St. Augustine Florida Landrum Winnie Knape Moulton

2198 Persons Register Here War Ration Book Four

Registration for War Ration Book No 4 was held at Mol ton High School over three days under Superintendent Morris S. Webb. A total of 2198 persons registered. Helpers included Frank J Wagner and many local residents plus high school students such as Lovelle Fiedler Edith Kubenka Helen Beran Dorothy Meyer Rosa Lee Luksovsky Ellerne Gammelt Marguerite Kovich Viasta Greive Italy Rose Novosad Angeline Koselaky Kirvey Brueggman Colleen Fehrenkamp Antoinette Kolar Iva Sue Jaeggli Louvenia Jonnson Irma Aschenbeck Gladys Cervenka Helen Culak James Jilek Matthew Butschek Jack Cioadr Henry Schoenfeld.

Moulton High School Morris S. Webb Frank J Wagner John O. Simpson Hd. Kolar Adela Knesek Anton Kolar Herbert Fiedler Hugo Fisbeck John M. Meiners W. K. Richter Adonna Krejci Anita Richter Lydia Merrem Iene Redden Florine Berkenhoff Hamiine Berkenhoff

Housewives begin use of green stamps in War Ration Book Four

The article states that starting Monday, November 1 housewives will use green stamps A B and C from War Ration Book Four for processed foods. These stamps are valid until December 20 and replace the blue stamps in Book Two. The final blue stamps X Y and Z remain valid through November 20.

War Department Letter Commu­nicates Son's Improvement

Mr and Mrs W L Gibson receive a War Department note confirming that their son Corporal Charles F Gibson is making normal improvement in the theatre of operations. The message allows sending a cheer and promises immediate notice of any condition changes.

W. L. Gibson War Department Cpl Charles F. Gibson

Mrs Kubena Recovers After El Campo Hospital Operation

Mr and Mrs Emil J Jalufka and Mrs Ignac Jalufka visited El Campo last Thursday to see Mrs John Kubena of Ganado who underwent an operation at El Campo hospital. Mrs Ignac Jalufka stayed longer. Mrs Kubena is reported doing nicely.

Emil J. Jalufka Ignac Jalufka ElCampo John Kubena Ganado ElCampo Hospital

Infant Daughter Buried in Moulton Public Cemetery

Leona Krueger seven day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Erwin Krueger laid to rest in Moulton Public Cemetery Wednesday afternoon October 20 Rev K Windecker officiated at the home and the grave

Leona Krueger Erwin Krueger Moulton Rev K. Windecker

Moulton PTA Elects Officers and Plans War Salvage Drive

The Moulton P T A elected officers for the year and set plans for a Victory Scrap Bank salvage drive. F K Hinck urged housewives to turn in used fats and scrap metal to aid war efforts with a Halloween party set for Oct 29 and a school lunch program considered.

Victory F. K. Hinck America Hrocie Texas Salvage Committee Hinch

Miss Puck Engaged To Army Man

Announcement of Miss Con suelo Puck daughter of Dr and Mrs Paul O Puck engagement to Lt Hal Bowman Shroyer was made at a tea hosted by Mrs Armin F Puck. Event at Mrs D R Cloud home notes Puck’s college ties and Shroyer’s army assignment in Denver.

Miss Puck Consuelo Puck Paul O. Puck Hal Bowman Shroyer Armin F. Puck D.R. Cloud Robert Roberts Jane Long Bernice Oehler Doris Colosia Puck Incarnate Word College Alphia Chi National Honorary Fraternity Alpha Delta Sigma Sorority Phi Kappa Delta Sorority Hbridegroom G. R. Shoyer Peru Ind Washington, D. C Army Denver Colo San Antonio Express

Soldier Cpl Leo Windecker Returns Home for Treatment

Cpl Leo Windecker, recently stationed in the Southwest Pacific war zone and suffering from shell shock, has returned to the United States and is receiving medical treatment in a hospital. He is the son of Rev and Mrs K Windecker of Moulton.

Cpl Leo Windecker Southwest Pacific War Zone Cpl. Windecker Rev Mra. K. Windecker Moulton

Scoutmasters School Finishes Course in Capitol Area Council

H L Gaskin of Austin and Jim Thomas of Yoakum led a series of scoutmaster instruction schools over four weeks. Lad Hruska and Lloyd Jilek of Moulton completed the course. At an outdoor meeting on Sunday October 17 Leon Miculka Wilmer Schuetze and Roy Pohler of Shiner earned Eagle Badges with Edward Darilek attending.

H. L. Gaskin Austin Capitol Area Council Jim Thomas Yoakum Lad Hruska Lloyd Jilek Moulton Leon Miculka Wilmer Schuetze Roy Pohler Shiner Edward Darilek Scout

Soldier in India Praises Country and Plights Food Shortages

Melvin Pustejovsky, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alb J Pustejovsky of Moulton, writes from India about widespread starvation, low wages, and filth while expressing pride in being American. He notes not receiving The Eagle and asks for readers to ensure his hometown paper continues reaching him.

The Eagle Melvin Pustejovsky India Melvin Alb. J. Pustejovsky Moulton States

Texas oil fields set to boost November output

Texas oil fields are ordered to raise daily production to 22 471 barrels in November while the overall daily target reaches 2 021 471 barrels.

Texas

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Ben Bernie Los Angeles Old Eye Assistance Boehm’s Sons R. B. Papacek Farmers Gin Company Moulton Motor Sales Albert Ermis Do de Scorch City Meat Market J. T. Jaeggli J.C. Jaeggli Elo C. Fehrenkamp San Francisco Illinois Calif Moulton Parent-Teacher Association Moulton P. T. A Mise Earline Berkenhoff Julius Krejer A. Freytag Ed Kolar F. Biehunko ,Jr Scoutmasters School
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