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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1942
Page
5
Washington reports the Agriculture Department projects a 1942 dry bean harvest of about 21,632,000 bags barring early frosts. The September 1 estimate is 15 percent above the 1941 crop of 18,788,000 bags. Edward Biehunke Jr. visits Houston to stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Biehunko.
Mrs Donald Bunting of Laredo visited home folks Friday. Harvey I Wehrenkamp of Camp Hulen spent the weekend with the Schoenfelds of Cuero. Mrs Ed Kolar and son James Edward returned from Houston. Mrs R B Papacek and daughter Marjorie visited Yoakum and Mrs G L McMaster Wednesday. Pvt Johnnie Culak of Camp Barkeley visited his parents over the weekend. Julius Holubee and wife of Hallettsville visited George von Lienen Sunday. Dorothy Jean Windel returned from San Antonio after visiting Ada Koenig.
Mrs. Frank Wagner and her daughter Ethel Josephine plus Colleen and Joe Dean Fehrenkamp were in Yoakum on Wednesday. Miss Cordelia Boehm departed for Denton to continue studies at Texas State College for Women, her second year there.
Governor Coke Stevenson proclaimed the week of September 19 Forget-Me-Not week, the week of October 25 Hearing week, and the week of September 27 Religious Education week in Austin. He said the nation should honor heroes and World War II veterans and the disabled American Veterans.
Austin today Rep. Price Daniel of Liberty won the endorsement of Mrs. Clara Driscoll national Democratic committeewoman from Texas in his bid to become speaker of the Texas House of Representatives.
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