Changes His Name for Simpler Signing
Vladimir Jeremiah Pustejovsky of Baton Rouge has legally changed his name to Jerry Vladimir Post. The new name, easier to understand by telephone and to sign, is now used by the Baton Rouge Electric Company transportation superintendent.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Vladimir Jeremiah Pustejovsky
Charles Pustejovsky
Jerry Vladimir Post
Jerry
The
Baton Rouge Electric Company
Reading a newspaper snippet about observances
The note highlights Mothers Day on Sunday May 9 and marks anniversaries for the 90th San Jacinto battle, the 100th Texas independence, and the 20th San Francisco earthquake with plans in progress.
Misses Ida Louise Minnie Lueke and Helen Kaase visit Wolters home
Miss Ida Lueke Louise Lueke Minnie Lueke and Helen Kaase visited at the Wolters home in Schulenburg on Sunday.
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Ida, Louise and
Minnie Lueke
Helen Kaase
Wolters
Schulenburg
Moeller Family Hosts Visitors on Flatonia Route 4
Mr. Joe Beyer and family and Mr. O B Moeller and family of Moulton spent Sunday night at the H B Moeller home. Eddie Moeller and family of Shilo and Otto Noah and family of Breslau visited J W Moeller. Mrs Joe Beyer Jr and son returned to Moulton after a week with relatives.
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Joe Beyer
O. B. Moeller
Moulton
H. B. Moeller
Eddie Moeller
Shilo
Otto Noah
Breslau
J. W. Moeller
Joe Beyer, Jr
Lost Battalion screening at opera house
The Lost Battalion will be shown on Monday and Tuesday nights April 26 and 27 under the Geier Merrem Post No. 392 American Legion auspices. The film is historically correct and viewers should attend.
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Opera House
Geier- Merrem
American Legion
Subscriptions Paid by Readers in Moulton
The Eagle thanks readers for payments since last report including Anton Svoboda Louis A Migl Henry Krueger F C Kaase E J Freye Emil Aschenbeck William Wilks Lud Janssen all of Moulton.
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Anton Svoboda
Moulton
Louis A. Migl
Henry Krueger
F. C. Kaase
E. J. Freye
Emil Aschenbeck
William Wilks
Lud
Janssen
A Brilliant Fete Honors Bride On April Reception
A group of young women hosted a wedding fete at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pustejovsky’s home on Wednesday evening April 14 for Miss Millie Pustejovsky. Miss Adele Grametbauer and Miss Vlasta Hajek led games and a Bride’s Book entry.
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Millie Pustejovsky
Charles Pustejovsky
Adele Gramerbauer
Runge
Viasta Hajek
Moulton
Pauline Janszen
Cecile Rehmet
Mildred Knape
Lillian Biehunke
Vlasta Hajek
Emma Hrnck
Minnie Pundt
Mollie
Emma Hinci
Annie B.arnim
Ruth Arnim
Annie Brom
Olive Ray Young
Kathleen Preston
Stella Mladenka
Lillian Biehunko
Public School Per Capita Funds Increase to Twelve Dollars
The state public schools received a further per capita apportionment of $2.00 last week, bringing total disbursements to $12.00 of a planned $14.00. The remaining $2.00 is expected in June. State Superintendent Marrs expects next year’s per pupil amount to reach $15.00.
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Marrs
Mrs. Arnim clan returns home after visit
Mrs. Alfred C. Rehmer and children from Taylor and Mrs. T. T. Walker of San Saba, who had been visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O. Arnim, left for home on Wednesday of last week.
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Alfred C. Rehmer
Taylor
T. T. Walker
San Saba
Ed. O. Arnim
Legion post enrolls 73 members in current year
Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion reports 73 members this year. Local ex service men mostly belong to the Legion. H A Menefee of Beaumont visited family here over Sunday and Monday. Residents Fred Fehrenkamp and family and Mrs R Valenta and Mrs L E Taylor visited Gonzales last Thursday. Adolph Baur and family visited Yoakum Sunday to see home folks and the baseball game. Edwin Knesek and wife visited Eagle Sunday with Emil J Knesek and family. Sam Albrecht attended Ciad Martinka wedding in El Campo. Richard Boehm and Lexie Petrek spent Sunday afternoon in Schulenburg.
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Geier-Merrem
American Legion
Fred Fehrenkamp
R. Valenta
L. E. Taylor
Gonzales
Cinadr and Matinka Wed in El Campo Ceremony
Frank Cinadr of Moulton and Lillie Matinka of El Campo were married Monday morning at El Camp with Rev. Father V A Raska officiating. The bride, popular in El Campo, and the groom, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cinadr, work in the family tailoring business. They left for a new home in Moulton after a wedding dinner, with best wishes for a long, happy life.
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Frank Cinadr
Moulton
Lillie Matinka
el Campo
ElCamp
V. A. Raska
ElCampo
Jacob Cinadr
The
Eagle
Mrs. Cinadr
Road bond injunction targets Lavaca Fort Bend DeWitt counties
George C. Dunn of Wichita Kansas seeks to stop Lavaca Fort Bend and DeWitt counties from spending road bond funds. The Lavaca County Commissioners Court hired W T Bagby to assist County Attorney Paul Fertsch in the injunction case. Proceedings set in Houston federal court on Friday April 23.
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DeWitt
Fort Bend
Lavaca
Houston
George C. Dunn
Wichita
Kansas
Lavaca County
Committees Set Meeting on May 1 in Hallettsville
FormerState Senator D A Paulus chairman of the Lavaca County Democratic Executive Committee calls a meeting in Hallettsville May 1 to fix candidate assessments for county and precinct offices and decide if a run off primary will be held.
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D. A. Paulus
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Democratic Executive Committee
Forty Two Club Hosts Afternoon Social Event
Mrs J T Jaeggli hosted the Forty-Two Club last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Edwin Jaeggli and Miss Lenora Janeza led in high score, with Mrs Jaeggli winning the prize a set of table numbers in a draw. Mrs F P Raab took the booby a score pad. Refreshments included chicken salad crackers sandwiches cake and coffee.
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J. T. Jaeggli
Edwin Jaeggli
Lenora Janeza
Jaeggli
F. P. Raab
Shiner Faculty Re elected for Next Scholastic Session
At a school board meeting the entire Shiner faculty was re elected for the upcoming scholastic session. Miss Lydia Koester of this place is a member of the Shiner teaching staff.
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Shiner
Lydia Koester
Birth Reported in Moulton for Louis Jr.
A baby boy named Louis Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis A Mig of Moulton on Thursday April 15. The announcement notes the new arrival and lists the parents' names and residence.
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Louis A Mig
Moulton
Louis, Jr
Ladies and families motor to Schulenburg Friday
Mrs Eric Brunkenhoefer and daughter Mildred travel with Mrs Tillie Franke and Mrs Victor Fehrenkamp and children to Schulenburg Friday afternoon.
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Eric Brunkenhoefer
Mildred
Tillie Franke
Victor Fehrenkamp
Schulenburg
Fortunate Calamity staged for school benefit play
The comedy drama The Fortunate Calamity was staged for the second time at Witting Hall Wednesday night of last week. Presented by the Witting community under Mr. Herbert Meiners, the school principal, the play gave excellent satisfaction and the proceeds benefited the school.
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Witting Hall
Witting
Herbert Meiners
Witting School
Dr H W Lubben Named to State Dental Board
Dispatch from Austin dated April 13 reports Dr H W Lubben of Galveston has been appointed to the State Board of Dental Examiners by Governor Miriam A Ferguson. Dr Lubben is a cousin of Mrs O F Knape of Moulton.
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Daily Press
Austin
Texas
H. W. Lubben
Galveston
State Board of Dental Examiners
Miriam A. Ferguson
Lubben
O. F. Knape
Moulton
Teachers Treat Pupils At Boursville School Event
Prof J F Beal principal and assistant Miss Alice Kotzebue hosted a Thursday barbecue for the school. Pupils enjoyed mutton barbecue and the meal with enthusiasm.
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J. F. Beal
Boursville School
Alice Kotzebue
Hallettsville Hi Bats Past Moulton on Friday Win
Hallettsville High School defeated Moulton High School 14 to 2 on the local baseball diamond Friday afternoon. Hallettsville used a strong offense and solid pitching to secure the win.
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Hallettsville
Moulton
Local Visitors Report Weekly Homecoming Mix
Mr and Mrs John Cinadr and two women left for San Antonio on Thursday. Mr C H McGill and family from Gonzales visited the Raventa home Sunday. George Bargman and family from Gonzales visited Moulton Sunday. Benjamin Appelt visited Hallettsville Sunday. Theodora Jaeggli of Gonzales visited her relatives here Sunday.
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John Cinadr
Doris Cooper
Lillie Lucke
San Antonio
George Bargman
Gonzales
Moulton Sunday
Texas Spinach Production Share Highlights State Role
Texas grows nearly one third of all spinach produced in the United States, underlining its leading role in national production and supply. The statistic reflects statewide farming intensity and crop focus amid broader agricultural trends.
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Texas
United States
Large Texas Irrigated Land Area Reaches 750000 Acres
About 750000 acres in Texas are under irrigation, indicating extensive farming water use and crop potential across the state.
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Texas
Texas Honey Production Reaches Five Million Pounds
The annual report shows Texas producing five million pounds of honey. Beekeepers across the state contributed to the output, reflecting steady growth in apiculture.
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Texas
Texas Newspaper Count and County Size Fact
A fact note states Texas has 106 daily and 662 weekly newspapers and its largest county spans 6,137 square miles.
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Texas
Fort Davis Tops Texas For Highest Elevation
Fort Davis claims the greatest altitude of any Texan town at 5 280 feet above sea level.
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Fort Davis
Texas
Barbecue And Trapshoot At Local Gun Club
The Moulton Gun Club held a trapshoot last Sunday with local sportsmen and visitors from Yoakum Shiner Hallettsville and Flatonia. A noon mutton barbecue punctuated the event before shooting resumed. Attendees reported a good time and urged another shoot soon.
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Moulton Gun Club
Yoakum
Shiner
Hallettsville
Flatonia
Local visitors and departures noted in Gay Hill area
Rud Jaeggli and son Edwin Hermann Thar G Bohnenkamp and William Hillmer visited Gay Hill last week. Dr J G Guenther left for Dallas for the AMA convention with Bohnenkamp as delegate. Fritz Koch and Bohnenkamp headed to Maxwell for the Lutheran Synod. Vladik Darilek returned home from West Columbia and Ellen and Dorothy Gerdes of Seguin were visiting.
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Rud
Jaeggli
Edwin
Hermann Thar
G. J. Bohnenkamp
William Hillmer
Gay Hill
J. G. Guenther
Dallas
The
American Medical Association
Fritz Koch
Maxwell
Lutheran Synod
Ellen
Dorothy Gerdes
Seguin
City
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A.M. Kotzebue
H.A. Menefee
Texas Company
Beaumont
Adolph Baur
Edwin Knesek
Emil J. Knesek
Sam Albrecht
Richard Boehm
Lexie Petrek
Cinadr
Martinka
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Moulton, Texas
Dr. Lubben
Hallettsville Hi
Mr. C. H. McGill
Benjamin Appelt
Vladik Darilek
West Columbia