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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1944
Page
4
After the war farm families will access home freezers, walk-in boxes, and larger units once peace commerce resumes. Manufacturers plan to resume production, leveraging locker systems to store year round staples and preserve crops, with careful space planning to balance meat and vegetables.
The piece profiles Norman Thomas as a perennial presidential hopeful who relishes challenges and critiques bureaucratic infighting. It notes Congress showing early backbone, and suggests Thomas may need to rename his socialist party due to bureaucratic pilfering of his ideas.
Veterans may qualify for GI Bill education benefits if they served at least 90 days between 1940 and wartime end or were discharged due to in line of duty disability. Eligibility requires honorable discharge and age or interrupted education proof. up to about one million veterans may gain more education under the GI Bill.
The War Production Board and OPA announce the rationing of coal and wood stoves will end October 15 while oil and gas stove rationing continues. Supplies of coal and wood stoves have grown enough since August 1948 to render continued rationing unnecessary.
Sunday events at Old Moulton Baptist Church include 10:00 Sunday School directed by Mrs Pren Lockwell with lesson II Samuel chapters 6 and 7. 10:45 Morning Worship reception of new members Time to Review by the pastor. 8:00 Evening Gospel Hour features gospel music and sermon The Inseparable Christ by the pastor.
Mrs Jim Novosad underwent a surgical operation at Shiner Hospital and is recovering nicely at home. She was released to return home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Flessner and Mrs Alfred Starke visited Camp Swift last Monday to see T Sgt Alfred O Strake who is hospitalized there after injuries from a jeep accident. He is reported as slowly improving.
Leto relieves gum discomfort claim from Kotzebue Drug Co. Druggists offer money back if Leto fails to satisfy. Product presented as remedy for irritated gums with refund policy.
The Baldwin College social and literary club in Yoakum held a Friday meeting to elect officers for the new term. Officers elected were Alice Dvorak president O R Hermes vice president Lorene Ammermann secretary and reporter Philip Hubner treasurer and program committee chair Mary Lou Hollan with Billie Marie Guestinger and Beverly Jean Harris as members.
F W Thulemeyer of Flatonia Texas announces that Dr Andrew Deming will take care of all eye needs for his friends and former patients. The note assures continued courtesy and invites visits at convenience.
Mrs Harvey Krejci departed Friday to join her husband Cpl Harvey Krejci in Alabama. She travels to reunite with him as military route updates keep families informed.
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