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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1942

Page

8

Honor Roll Subscriptions List Readers Earn Place

The Eagle weekly honor roll includes Pvt. Edward Handsur of Los Angeles California and S Sgt R B Kubenka of Randolph Field along with Ghas Kramerbauer Shiner Ed Boehm Moulton Lloyd Jilek Moulton among others.

Pvt Handsur Los Angeles California S. Sgt R. B. Kubenka Randolph Field Mra.Ghas Kramerbauer Shiner Boehm Moulton Lloyd Jilek

Notice of 1942 City and School Tax Collection

Taxpayers are informed that city and school taxes for the year 1942 will be payable beginning September 1. The tax assessor collector, Wm. Wachtendorf, will be in the City Office on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays for the purpose of collecting taxes.

Thurs Wm. Wachtendorf

Shipments of Texas Livestock Rise in July

Austin reports July Texas livestock shipments rose to 6,067 cars from 4,847 last July. Cattle led gains with 3,314 cars versus 2,678, calves 782 vs 629, hogs 942 vs 637, and sheep 1,029 vs 903. For the first seven months of 1942 total shipments reached 51,107 cars, up from 41,029 in 1941.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Wanted White woman to do housework and child care

Classified notice seeks a white girl or woman aged 22 to 35 for general housework and caring for two small children. Includes room and board and $26 per month. Laundry outsourced weekly. Two afternoons and two evenings off. Respond to Sherrod Harris box 509 Cuero Texas.

Sherrod Harris Box Cuero Texas

Bud Hollyfield Dies At Kingsville

Bud Hollyfield formerly of near Houlton and a longtime Kingsville resident died there recently. The Eagle reported the death this week. He left several children. Delphin Metal of Houston visited local relatives, and Miss Jo Erlyne White of Houston was in town.

Bud Hollyfield Kingsville Houlton Jo Erlyne White Houston

Visits from relatives and friends across Texas

Mr and Mrs Edwin von Lienen of Yoakum visited in Moulton Sunday. W H Voss and family of San Antonio visited Moulton relatives Monday. Frank Shimek of Hallettsville was in Moulton Tuesday. Mrs Sam Jaeggli and daughter Iva Sue spent Sunday and Monday in Austin. Mr and Mrs Marvin Merrem and daughter Renee spent part of the week in Victoria. O A Arnim of San Antonio visited the Arnim home last week. Mr and Mrs R L Phillips and daughter Nelda Lee of San Antonio came Tuesday to visit home folks. John Knesek of Corpus Christi was here the past weekend visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Jahn and Mr and Mrs Rud Jahn spent several days in Wichita Falls with Technical Sgt Frank T Jahn.

Edwin von Lienen of Yoakum Moulton W. H. Voss San Antonio Sam Jaeggli Iva Sue Austin Marvin Merrem Renee Victoria O. A. Arnim E. O. Arnim R. L. Phillips Nelda Lee John Knesek Corpus Christi Mrs Louis Knesek Frank Jahn Rud. Jahn Wichita Falls Sgt Frank T. Jahn

Kyle Visitors Mrs Schmeltekopf and Daughter

Mrs. Wm. Schmeltekopf and her daughter Miss Merle of Kyle are visiting relatives and friends here this week.

Wm. Schmeltekopf Miss Merle Kyle

What You Buy With WAR BOUNDS

When the Marines receive their service pack it includes a bright shovel with muslin carrier. The shovel costs 68 cents and the carrier 39 cents, totaling $1.07 for the set.

Gas masks for war service issued to every man

The War Department Chemical Warfare Branch provides gas masks for all servicemen. The pictured "can" and elephant nose mask costs about 9.25 dollars, with transparent headgear that won’t fog. Two masks can be bought for 18.75 dollars via War Bonds. purchase at banks or post offices.

Chemical Warfare Branch The War Department U. S. Treasury Department

Card of Thanks for Storm Roof Rescue by Moultoshire Team

Grateful note thanks the Moultoshire department and others who helped Sunday morning during a storm that threatened the business house. Their aid saved the roof and the stock of goods. appreciation to all who assisted.

Moultoshire Department

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