William Wenken Dies in California Suicide
William Wenken former resident of this section died at Livingston California on March 18 after a battle with cancer He ended his life with strychnine Surviving him are his wife four children two brothers and five sisters.
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William Wenken
Livingston
California
Filipp shoots self while examining automatic at Johnson home
Filipp, son of Mr and Mrs Ad Filipp, accidentally shot his right hand Thursday night while inspecting a firearm at the Jim Johnson residence. The bullet also penetrated a flashlight in his pants pocket.
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Ad. Filipp
Jim Johnson
Oscar Wild Shot In Dallas Street Incident
Oscar Wild son in law of Mr and Mrs Leonard Antrich of Moulton was found on a Dallas sidewalk with a bullet wound to the head early Saturday. Authorities caution whether it was an accident or a robbery. He was alive at last report.
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Oscar Wild
Leonard Antrich
Moulton
Dallas
West Texas State Normal College
Canyon
Town Defeats School 17 to 16 in Opening Baseball Game
The season opener Sunday afternoon saw the town team edge the school nine by 17 to 16 in a close baseball contest. Both squads traded runs with a late rally securing the win for the town squad.
Prof Ferdinand Guenther Dies in Amarillo Texas
Prominent Canyon educator Prof Ferdinand P Guenther died in Amarillo on March 25 1925 after an operation for liver trouble. Surrounded by family he had taught across Texas and led Lavaca county schools as superintendent. Funeral rites were held in Amarillo and Schulenburg with interment in Schulenburg Catholic Cemetery. He leaves wife five daughters two brothers and four sisters.
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Ferdinand Paul Guenther
Canyon
Amarillo
Texas
St. Anthony Sanatorium
John
Frank Guenther
Tillie
O’brian
Fort Worth
Denver
K. of C
Schulenburg
Louise Jaterka
F. P. Guenther
J. G. Guenther
Moulton
F. J. Guenther
LaGrange
Annie Winkler
Mission
Theresa
Tillie Guenther
San Antonio
David W. Jones Death in London at 58
David W. Jones died in London on February 9 from heart failure at age 58. He was the father of Mrs. R. H. Schodde and resided about five miles south of Moulton. He leaves a widow and three children. the Eagle offers condolence.
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David W. Jones
R. H. Schodde
Moulton
London
England
Jones
Eagle
Wesselman Stock Co Presents Weekly Jazz Program
The L. B. Wesselman Stock Company hosts nightly shows all week with a full retooled program. John Willrich of Houston leads the jazz orchestra delivering snappy music for large crowds.
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L. B. Wesselman Stock Company
Jazz Orchestra
John Willrich
Houston
Trustees' Election in Moulton Independent School District
Election set for Saturday April 4 in Moulton to fill four trustee seats for two years. Nominated are August W Janszen Same Boehm Adolf Vana and O F Knape with holdovers George Baur Joe C Kopec ky and John C Mueller.
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Moulton
Moulton Independent
W. Janszen
Same Boehm
Adolf Vana
O. F. Knape
George Baur
Joe C. Kopecky
John C. Mueller
Round About Town Occupancy and Additions Noted
R Preston prepares to move into a western town residence, Emil Pundt completes a residence addition, Franz Koenig builds a new cottage in the southeast, and the Pierce Oil Corporation installs a distributing station in Moulton.
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R. Preston
Emil Pundt
Franz Koenig
Pierce Oil Corporation
Moulton
Mrs Otho Casey Hosts 42 Club Meeting Damaged Text
Mrs Otho Casey hosted the 42 Club on March 19. Mrs Frank J. Wagner won a prize aluminum pitcher and Mrs B R Shore won the booby handkerchief. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be with Mr Elo C Fehren kamp.
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Otho Casey
Frank J. Wagner
B.R. Shore
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
School Play Always in Trouble Draws Large Audience
The Nickel School auditorium hosted the Friday evening performance Always in Trouble for teachers and pupils. Proceeds totaled 4365 dollars for the school. The term assigns conclude about mid May.
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Nickel School
Ladies Return Home From Canyon and Nearby
Mrs. F. P. Guenther and daughters Margaret and Anabel of Canyon plus Miss Biss of Silver Springs New Mexico Miss Erna of Alpine and Miss Alma of Houston returned to their homes Monday.
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F. P. Guenther
Margaret
Anabel
Canyon
Biss
Silver Springs
New Mexico
Erna
Alpine
Alma
Houston
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Alfred Hirsch
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Canyon Normal Faculty
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J. E. Stavinoha
Ammansville
Fred Mueller
Ernst Ohlebusch
Rowena
Marian Guenther
Vladik Darilek
Draughon’s Business College
Emil Darilek
Hallettsville
John Jehxoko
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Wesselman Stock Co
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
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