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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Alois Kuntschik receive a War Department telegram stating their son Pvt Alois G Kuntschik is seriously ill in Alaska since August 16 with a fracture of the left humerus. Further casualty reports will be advised as they come in.
A. Haas reports that 1340 bales of the 1944 cotton crop had been marketed in Moulton by Wednesday afternoon. Various locals travel to Austin for visits, including Mrs. Marvin Merrem and daughter and Miss Anita Windecker. Families gather in Dallas and Beasley while Arnold Windecker returns from Ohio for vacation and Mildred Gibson attends a funeral for Clarence Byrd.
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness after our son Pvt. Ed L Biehunke Jr. was reported killed in action in France. Special appreciation to Rev. K Windecker American Legion choir Boy Scouts and others for support. His parents siblings Charlene and Totsie.
To the people of the Ninth Congressional District I depart for Washington for work after Labor Day at Speaker Rayburn's request. I thank those who supported me in the recent primary and pledge fair and faithful service in Congress to all supporters and detractors alike.
A note of appreciation from the elected Lavaca County Clerk thanks supporters for helping secure the office in the run off held last Saturday. The letter promises to serve all Lavaca County residents to the best of the clerk’s ability.
Victor Jemelka spent his furlough with parents Mr and Mrs Joe Jemelka and has returned to Camp Howze. Mr and Mrs Wm Schmeltekopf and daughter Merle of Kyle visited in the Henry Etlinger and Ed Kolar homes.
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