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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1941
Page
8
Lavaca district court seats begin September 29, not October 6 as last week’s notice stated. The second week starts October 6 and the third week on October 18, per District Clerk E. Kelly.
Oak Grove PTA announces its first regular meeting to be held Friday at 8 15 PM at the schoolhouse. Officials urge full attendance to support the good cause and build a strong community club.
Gee Jarosek and family members visited Houston Monday to view the new Ford car. Mr Jarosek will have a new car on his floor October 3.
Calvin Lockstedt a Moulton High School class of 1941 graduate has accepted employment with The Eagle. He invites news items payments or subscriptions and courtesies to be extended to him by the publisher.
John Hofner a prominent Oak Grove citizen fell critically ill Sunday and was taken to Shiner Hospital Tuesday. At press time reports indicated some improvement in Hofner's condition.
Local Chevrolet dealers announce a new car on display at the John Chevrolet Company salesroom this Friday September 26. The advertisement appears on page five of this newspaper.
Mrs. Bill Heoricks Jr. underwent a major operation at Shiner Hospital on Wednesday September 17 and is recovering nicely.
Mr. Harry Biehunko and his family of Victoria spent the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Biehunko in their Victoria residence.
Weldon Kneaper returned to Victoria on Wednesday. Charles Welff Jr and George Novak of Victoria were there Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lucas Rehmet returned from Scurry county. Mr Joe Stary and family of El Campo visited the Ad Wagner home Sunday. Joe Tousek of Camp Bowie Brownwood is on a ten day furlough.
Allen Darilek spent Sunday and Monday with his parents, Judge A. J. Darilek and Mrs. Darilek, during a weekend visit.
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