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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1943

Page

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United War Chest Committees Form in Region 9 N Counties

Eight counties in Region 9 North Texas plan to raise 63 600 of a 125 million quota for the United War Chest campaign. Regions 9 N leaders include Victoria and Lavaca County committees with Bruno Cohn of Hallstedtsville heading Lavaca’s drive and a named team of local volunteers ready to launch.

United War Chest Committees United War Chest of Texas National War Fund United Nations Joseph Wearden Victoria United War Chest Aransas Refugio Goliad Calhoun DeWitt Jackson Lavaca Lavaca County Bruno Cohn Hallettsville Leon Kahanek Day Snyder Walter Malee Mia Lois Pullin Eli Rubin Pete Liberda Pat Kelly Glade Welhausen Paul Otto R. B. Papacek

Turkey Crop Estimates Rise in 1943 nationwide

The 1943 Texas turkey crop is estimated at 3,8380,000 birds, a 3 percent increase from last year. The United States production will be slightly over 83,000,000 birds, about the same as the previous year.

Texas United States

Passing of George T. Hawkes Father of Local Publisher

The community mourns George T. Hawkes who died Saturday in Flatonia. He was the father of George T. Hawkes Jr., owner of the Flatonia Argus, and The Eagle extends its sympathy to the family.

George T. Hawkes Flatonia George T. Hawkes Jr Flatonia Argus Eagle

Cotton output forecast for 1948 and drought impact

The agriculture department estimates 1948 cotton production at 11,679,000 bales versus 12,824,000 bales in 1942. Texas and Oklahoma production was cut by nearly 1,000,000 bales due to the drought in August.

Agriculture Department Texas Oklahoma

Texas pension grants and rolls for September

Texas pensioners received an average grant of 20.85 dollars in September. The pension rolls numbered 182,618, down 604 from August. An average allowance of 24.48 dollars was issued to 4,543 needy blind persons in the state.

Texas

UT Visual Instruction Bureau Aids Texas Moviegoers

The UT Visual Instruction Bureau served well over 4.5 million moviegoers in Texas last year. It supplied more than 15,000 requests from clubs schools and civic organizations and other groups and provided free educational films for about 60,000 exhibitors.

Texas University of Texas Visual Instruction Bureau

Weimar publisher John G. Brooks dies

In South Texas the veteran newspaper publisher John G. Brooks has died. Brooks was a gentle, honest, courteous man always ready to render service to others. The newspaper fraternity of South Texas extends sympathy to his family and colleagues.

John G. Brooks Weimar South Texas Newspaper Fraternity of

University awards 7000 dollar scholarship to Clara Driscoll

The University of Texas dedicates a 7000 dollar echolarship to Mrs. Clara Driscoll on September 9 for her work preserving the Alamo. Years earlier she provided about 50000 dollars to repair the shrine and she is a Texas member of the Democratic National Committee residing in Corpus Christi.

University of Texas Echolarship Clara Driscoll The Alamo Driscoll Driacci Democratic National Committee Texas Corpus Christi

Moulton Public Schools Open New Session 1943 44

Moulton Public Schools opened the 1943 44 scholastic session Monday morning with a short program. Rev. K Windecker offered invocation. Brief addresses were delivered by Superintendent Morris S Webb Mayor Elo C Fehrenkamp and School Board President Frank Wagner. The Eagle expects to announce teaching staff next week.

Moulton Public Schools Rev. K. Windecker Morris S. Webb Elo C. Fehrenkamp Frank Wagner Eagle

Decline in High School Attendance Expected

Austin officials forecast a 15 to 20 percent drop in Texas high school attendance. State Superintendent L. A. Woods cited wartime employment drawing students away as the main cause and noted the trend Monday.

Austin Texas Public Instruction L. A. Woods

Fire Victim Dies in Texas Gulf Hotel Disaster

Houston authorities report 62 dead in Texas worst hotel fire with Harry L. Moore, 54, among the victims. Moore died from burns in the Gulf Hotel blaze that swept a three-story building last Tuesday and will be buried in Dallas.

Houston Texas Harry L. Moore Moore Dallas Gulf Hotel

Boening Family Welcomes Little Boy in Fredericksburg

Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Boening of Fredericksburg rejoice over the birth of a son on Thursday September 9. The Boenings formerly resided here.

A. Q. Boening Fredericksburg Boenings

Newlyweds Visit Here As Mrs Scott Returns

Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Scott of San Antonio spent Sunday and Monday visiting home folks and friends. Mrs. Scott is the former Ada Koenig of Moulton. She was married to Sgt. Scott on August 31.

Annual Firemen's Dance Yields Healthy Profit

The Moulton Fire Department sponsored dance at Herman Park Hall drew strong social turnout and raised $182.82 from 903 admission tickets. The event’s net proceeds reflected a profitable community gathering.

Moulton Herman Park Hall

Moulton Graduate Attends Baylor College

Miss Jewell Sockwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Pren Sockwell and a 1948 Moulton High School graduate attends Mary Hardin Baylor College at Belton. Her mother accompanied her to Belton last Thursday.

Jewell Sockwell Pren Sockwell Moulton High School Mary Hardin Baylor College Belton

Funeral Rites For Former Moulton Resident Held At Alice

Funeral services were held in Alice on September 7 for Selma Pundt Schroeder age 59 and 7 months, with burial at Alice cemetery. The mass funeral included prayers from three sects and caskets provided by the Red Cross for unidentified Gulf Hotel fire victims. Survivors include eight children and several relatives in Alice, Moulton, Corpus Christi, and California.

Moulton Alice Houston South Park Gulf Hotel Red Cross Selma Pundt Schroeder Fayettville Witting William Schroeder Tom Jordan Freer E. L. Griffin L. L. Gibson Misa Bessie Schroeder Corpus Christi Marvin Walter Schroeder Pfc Vestine L. Schroeder U. S. Marines el Marines Station el Center Calif Pvt Monroe C. Schroeder U. S Oceanside California

Lavaca County Cotton Ginning Report 1943

Census data show 9 011 bales ginned in Lavaca County from the 1943 crop prior to September 1, compared with 6 936 bales for 1942.

Lavaca County Lavaca

Move to Town Mr George Aschenbeck New Moulton Residents

Mr George Aschenbeck and family are new residents of Moulton arriving from a farm. They are located in the Joseph Faltisek home in the northeastern part of town.

George Aschenbeck Moulton Joseph Faltisek Noth

Harold Knape Finishes Basic Training in Texas

Harold Knape completed basic training at Camp Maxey Texas and is transferred to Texas A and I College at Kingsville. He received a medal for excellence in rifle marksmanship.

Harold Knape Camp Maxey Texas Texas A. & I. College Kingsville

George T. Hawkes Dies at Flatonia

George T. Hawkes Sr. aged 53 and longtime Southern Pacific Railroad employee died suddenly in Flatonia on Saturday. He is survived by his widow, his father, two sons George T Jr and Charles, and a daughter Elen.

Flatonia Tex George T. Hawkes, Sr Southern Pacific Railroad George T., Jr Charles Elen

Pfc Alvin Schindler Wounded in Action in Africa

Mr and Mrs Joe J Schindler were notified that their son Pfc Alvin J Schindler was wounded in action in North Africa on August 15. He served in the infantry.

Joe J. Schindler Pfc Alvin J. Schindler North Africa

Boening Buys Ford Garage in Fredericksburg

A. O. Boening, longtime local auto dealer now based in Fredericksburg, has purchased the Ford Garage in Fredericksburg and assumed possession on September 1.

Ford Garage Fredericksburg

Former Residents Visit Home Town

A. W. Zouzalik and Mrs. Zouzalik, sailors stationed at Williams burg Virginia, visited relatives and friends in town last week.

A. W. Zouzalik Uncle Sam Seabens Mrs. Zouzalik Williamsburg

Visit in Mexico Returns From Texas and Old Mexico

Mr and Mrs William Winkenwerder and daughter Mrs Alvin Faltisek have returned from a visit in San Angelo Spofford Eagle Pass and Old Mexico with travels noted by the local residents.

William Winkenwerder Alvin Faltisek San Angelo Spofford Eagle Pass Old Mexico

St Joseph's School Opens 1948 Term

The Moulton St Joseph's School began its 1948-44 term Monday morning. Teaching staff names were announced in The Eagle on September 8.

Moulton St.Joseph’s School Eagle

Soldier Branecky Reports Safe Arrival in Australia

Cpl. Johnnie Branecky writes to his parents Mr and Mrs Jerry Branecky that he has arrived sound and safe in Australia.

Cpl Johnnie Branecky Jerry Branecky Australia

Catholic Church Picnic At Herman Park Draws Large Crowd

The annual Catholic church picnic at Herman Park attracted a very large crowd. Dinner and supper were served, with entertainment from the Parish band and Ad. Mig orchestra. Five cotton bales were auctioned to Ed Boehm Sons, Louis Kubicek, Ed Kolar, R B Papacek, and Rev Joseph Kopp, totaling receipts of 2888.69 dollars.

Herman Park Ad. Mig Orchestra Ed. Boehm

Veteran Newsman John H. Brooks Dies at 73

Weimar reports the death of John H. Brooks a lifelong journalist and former editor of the Weimar Mercury at his home. Brooks aged 73 retired in 1939 after 56 years in the trade and died Thursday night.

Weimar John H. Brooks

Evergreen School Opens Monday for 1943 44 Session

The Evergreen School will open the 1943 44 scholastic year on Monday morning September 20 with Marvin Merrem as principal and Alex Seidenberger as assistant teacher.

Evergreen School Marvin Merrem Alex Seidenberger

Lieutenant Allen 4 Darilek Qualifies to Fly Flying Fortresses

Second Lieutenant Allen 4 Darilek at Roswell Army Air Field has completed four engine pilot transition training and is now qualified to fly B-17 Flying Fortresses. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Darilek of Moulton Texas.

Roswell, N. M Allen Darilek A. J. Darilek Moulton Texas

Local Soldier Sends Eagle From Wales to Moulton Couple

Stationed in Wales Pvt. Willie Bartek writes to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bartek of near Moulton describing his location and sending the Moulton Eagle newspaper to their address.

Louis Bartek Moulton Pvt Willie Bartek Wales Moulton Eagle

Ration Reminder for Sugar Shoes Stoves and Meats

The notice lists ration stamp validity through October for sugar stamps 14 to 16 and home canning stamps 15 and 16, shoe stamp 18, and stove purchases with price boards. It also details meat and fats stamps X Z and A B changes, and processed foods stamps R S T U W with expiration dates.

Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid names October committees

At a recent meeting the Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Society elected the Sick Committee Mrs Emil Pundt and Mrs William Miculka. Flower Committee Mrs Louise Helweg and Mrs Henry Etlinger. Hostesses Mrs Henry Krueger Mrs Leona Merrem and Mrs Henry Etlinger. New Members Mrs Paul Ammermann and Miss Nora Koester. Visitors Mrs Theo Schreiber Mrs J W Nachlinger Miss Hilda Wiedeman and Miss Anita Richter. Next meeting October 7.

Moulton Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Emil Pundt William Miculka Louise Helweg Henry Etlinger Henry Krueger Leona Merrem Paul Ammermann Nora Koester Theo, Schreiber J. W. Nachlinger Misa Hilda Wiedeman Anita Richter

Dr. John G. Guenther Dies in LaGrange at 71

Dr. John G. Guenther formerly of Moulton died in LaGrange on Tuesday September 14 aged 71 years 4 months and 2 days. Funeral services were held in LaGrange on Thursday morning September 16 with interment in Schulenburg Cemetery.

John G. Guenther Moulton LaGrange Schulenburg

Funeral Services Largely Attended Here Thursday

A large number of friends and relatives attended the funeral for Mrs. John Mladenka here on Thursday. Floral tributes were beautiful and pallbearers included Joe Mladenka Joe Etlinger C C Orta Ed Shandera Fred C Krause and Charles Mladenka.

John Mladenka Joe Mladenka Joe Etlinger C. C. Orta Ed. Shandera Fred C. Krause Charles Mladenka

Camp Young Soldier Promoted to Sergeant

Cpl. Manuel Hencir at Camp Young California receives a promotion to sergeant and earns a good conduct medal. He is the son of Mrs and Mrs F K Hencir.

Cpl Manuel Hencir Camp Young California Sgt. Hencir F. K. Hencir

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. O. Boening Baylor College Henry Henrichs William Henrichs C. W. Pandt Floresville Ed. Pandt San Antonio Emil Henrichs Louis Blaschke William M Henrichs W. A. Pundt Alvin Schindler Ford Mexico St. Joseph’s School Louis Kubicek Ed. Kolar Joseph Kopp Arnold Freytag Roswell Army Air Field Ladies Aid Society
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