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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
5
Supt Ponton remains in his room though the student body hopes for his return to school activities by week’s start. The Greive school under Prof Joe Stevens will close with an entertainment and box supper on Sunday night April 11 with English and Bohemian exercises. all are invited to attend.
Messrs I H B Valenta of Sweet Home A J Blohm of Shiner and W H Bennett of Hallettsville completed their labors Wednesday selecting jurors for the next term of District Court according to the Hallettsville Herald.
William Tomasco spent Monday in Yoakum and will return later to set up a roads display similar to the Shiner Drug Company's window in Shiner. The window impressed observers and is expected to aid upcoming issues. William Hillmer and wife of Moulton visited Shiner last Friday at J. H. Lockmann's home.
A roundup of social visits and moves includes Bob Hull leaving for Waco, Robert Vyvial visiting family in Fintonia, George Lomax in the county seat, August Elster of Shiner in Moulton, and other locals like Mrs. Adolph Rabe, Dr. and Mrs. Kotzebue, Mrs. Vincent Rehmer and her son Jesse, T. T. Dickson of Houston, Mrs. M. C. Kubitz, Mrs. Teller, Mrs. Jac Tomasko and Mary, plus Ewald Etlinger returning from Massey College to spend time with his parents. Archie Marie moves to Antonio for a jewelry job, J. R. Kremenek returns to Flatonia after selling the City Bakery, and a teachers’ meeting in Cuero draws local attendees. The Novohrad elder K Holub dies at 84.
At Kokomo Indiana the schools superintendent held a city wide spelling test with six hundred participants. Fifty two achieved a perfect score and a long list of misspelled words is given. A servant with sixty three years service and eight weeks schooling scored perfectly. The article notes several individuals and ends with two sentences containing a dictation exercise.
The split log drag has contributed more toward economic maintenance of public highways than any modern implement. It requires no legislature or bond issues and can be built or bought for twenty dollars. It is easily operated by anyone who can drive a team, and more drags are urged in the state.
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