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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
8
Subscription rates listed with six months at 1.25 and three months at .75 for The Moulton Eagle. The notice is incomplete and garbled but sets upcoming pricing.
An item lists stamp ranges with void midnight deadlines including August 31 for Red Stamps 4 Q-2 to U-2, September 30 for V-2 to Z-2, October 31 for A-1 to E-1, and November 30 for F-1 to E-1, indicating administrative changes to validity dates.
Local items note residents traveling to East Bernard and Houston while Sophie Barta visits Moulton. A green fender skirt was lost from a 1941 Chevrolet with a reward offered. Pigs for sale in Moulton Saturday at 2 pm. A blacksmith shop and farm stock for sale near Moulton including a work horse and Jersey cow. Route 5 Hallettsville resident advertises contact details.
Shiner Hatchery run by W. L. Henkhaus announces interest in purchasing hatching eggs and chicks. Advertises blood testing of chickens by a local hatchery operator and invites readers to send a card.
The Eagle's honor roll lists readers who paid subscriptions for the week. Names include V. J. Jasek of Moulton Emil Beran of Mobile AL John Culak of Shiner Chas Kocian of Moulton Mrs A H Tyler of Moulton August Eilert of Moulton J H Vanham of Shiner Frank Jisek of Moulton J T Jaeggli of Moulton E E Grunwald of Houston.
Waelder man Junior Chernovsky traveled to Moulton on business while Harry E. Koester returned from Houston. Sherman residents Jesse Rehmet family visited the Vince Rehmet home. Seguin and Dallas were among places visited by Rev K Windecker and daughter Anita and J T Jaeggli relations returned from Dallas and Austin.
Pvt. Emil J. Jalufka and wife and Mrs. Ignac Jalufka spent the weekend at the home of Joe Kubenka in San Antonio.
Superintendent J W Pyland and Marvin Merrem traveled to Austin San Marcos and San Antonio last week on official business and reported meetings with state officials and local leaders.
O. F. Knape and sons Clarence and Harold returned Friday morning from a trip to Victoria. Mrs. Knape stayed on for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Chas Eissler of Hallettsville and Mr and Mrs Helmuth Hartfield with their children of Rosenberg visited Ed Bie hunko on Monday.
Mrs M F Svoboda and son Elroy returned to Danbury Wednesday after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs R B Papacek Marjorie Papacek and James Jilek visited Bay City and El Campo last week. Mrs Vince Rehmet, a patient at Renger Hospital Hallettsville, is improving. Cpl Alvin A Rothbauer headed to Fort Bragg NC after a 30 day furlough with his parents. Emil Havida Ludwig Petrek Johnson Hull and Henry Anders workers in Corpus Christi cotton gins came home last week. Superintendent and Mrs J W Pyland and daughter Dorothy Mae with Mr and Mrs Malvin Merrem and daughter Renee visited El Campo Palacios Victoria and nearby areas last Thursday.
Miss Bessie Steinocher returns to Austin after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Steinocher. She is employed with the Texas School for the Deaf. Sgt and Mrs Harvey Louis Fehrenkamp of San Antonio spent part of last week with Mr and Mrs Louis Fehrenkamp. Sgt Fehrenkamp has reported back to Fort Sam Houston after a 30 day furlough. George C Thompson of Houston spent the weekend here and was accompanied home by his wife and daughter Constance Faye and Mrs Samuel Burley who have been visiting several weeks with Mr and Mrs Fred Koester.
Norris McCord of Memphis Tennessee spent several days of his furlough with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W L Young in Moulton. He has been a patient in the Naval Hospital for about three months. Mrs Youngs mother Mrs Buelah McCord and her sister Miss Bobby Nell McCord of Elgin Texas joined during the visit.
Catechetical instruction will resume Saturday morning at 9 o clock in Luther Hall. Regular sessions will be held each Saturday with mandatory attendance. Those not yet enrolled should contact the pastor, K Windecker.
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