Graduation Exercises At Baursville School
On Tuesday night April 20 a large audience witnessed graduation exercises at the Baursville school. The graduates were Elizabeth Marie Dietschke and Allyne Ida Wagner. Prof. Chas W. MacDonald and County Supt. Frank Schoppe delivered addresses and presented the diplomas. The play Here Comes Charlie followed the ceremonies with strong applause for cast members including Mary Belle Davis Ruth Dooley Cara Schoenfeld Allyne Wagner Elizabeth Dietschke Anton Schoenfeld Erwin Haas Joe Schoenfeld Roy Vogt and Jody Haas. The Komensky Entertainers performed between acts with Rudolf Darilek on piano accordion Viola Faltisek and Dolores Ducho singing.
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Baursville School
Elizabeth Marie Dietschke
Allyne Ida Wagner
Chas
W. MacDonald
Frank Schoppe
Charlie
Mary Belle Davis
Ruth Dooley
Cara Schoenfeld
Allyne Wagner
Elizabeth Dietschke
Anton Schoenfeld
Erwin Haas
Joe Schoenfeld
Roy Vogt
Jody Haas
Komensky
Rudolf Darilek
Viola Faltisek
Dolores Ducho
Club Reporters Meet April 28 in Hallettsville
A reporters school for all Home Demonstration and 4 HR clubs in Lavaca county will be held in Hallettsville on Saturday April 28 starting at 9 00 A M All club reporters are urged to attend Co Home Dem Agent
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Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Baursville P T A Sets Special Meeting
The Baursville P T A will hold a special meeting on Monday April 30 to finish plans for the schoolhouse picnic and dinner on May 6. Members are urged to attend.
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Baursville P.T. A
Program Shines At St. Josephs School Gathering
A good sized crowd witnessed a program by the pupils of St. Josephs School on Sunday night. The diverse numbers were enjoyed by all attendees.
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St. Joseph’s School
Culak School Program Set for Monday Night
A program will be given at Culak school on Monday night April 30 beginning at 8 oclock. No admission will be charged.
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Culak
Lutheran Convention at Fredericksburg Returns Delegates
Rev. A. H. Falkenberg and George von Lienen returned from the Texas District American Lutheran Church convention in Fredericksburg April 17 22 representing Zion's Lutheran Church The convention carried a heavy program leaving little time for recreation The Chamber of Commerce hosted a barbecue supper for delegates on the fair grounds Wednesday evening
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A. H. Falkenberg
George von Lienen
Texas
American Lutheran Church
Fredericksburg
Zion’s
Chamber of Commerce
Birthday Celebration For Eu gene Otto On April 12
A merry crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Zimmermann on Thursday evening, April 12, to help little Eugene Otto celebrate his third birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Machart and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Marek and family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hohman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Pavlas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ehler, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ammermann and family, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zimmermann and family, Mrs. Hulda Stuehrenberg and family, Mrs. Minnie Zimmermann, Miss Viola Culak and Miss Rosie Schortner, Edgar and Henry Zimmermann, Joe Balsika, Benny Dietschke and Henry Mueller, and Mr. and Mrs. Anton Mueller and family of Shiner.
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Otto Zimmermann
Eugene Otto
Frank H. Machart
Frank L. Marek
Louis Hohman
Anton Pavlas
Adolph Ehler
Ed. Mueller
Paul Ammermann
Emil Zimmermann
Hulda Stuehrenberg
Minnie Zimmermann
Viola Culak
Rosie Schortner
Edgar
Henry Zimmermann
Joe Balsika
Bennie Dietschke
Henry Mueller
Anton Mueller
Shiner
Program for May Day Legion Post 392 Meeting
Geier Merrem Post 392 American Legion outlines a May 1 8:00 PM program including prayer post chaplain songs My Country audience reading Mother's Day by Ethel Wagner Virginia Valenta and Dorothy Fehrenkamp piano duet Corrine Anders and Alice Vondrak music Young Legionaires accordion solo Victor Machart and Star Banner song audience participation.
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Geier-Merrem Post No
American Legion
Ethel Josephine Wagner
Virginia Valenta
Dorothy Fehrenkamp
Corrine Anders
Alice Vondrak
Firemen's Dance Largely Attended at Hermann Park Hall
The annual Firemen's Dance held at Hermann Park Hall on Saturday night April 21 drew a large crowd. The Ernest Schultz Orchestra of Shiner supplied the music as patrons enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
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Hermann Park Hall
Ernest Schultz
Shiner
County Board Meets May 8 in Hallettsville Courthouse
The county board of trustees will meet at the courthouse in Hallettsville Tuesday May 8 to classify the county public schools. J B Wilson of Bellville Democratic nominee for state senator from the 15th district visited Moulton last week Wednesday to meet voters, accompanied by H Paulus of Yoakum.
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County Board of Trustees
Hallettsville
J. B. Wilson
Bellville
Moulton
Press Association Holds Convention in San Antonio
The seventh annual Southwest Texas Press Association convened at the St. Anthony Hotel with sessions Friday and Saturday. H. D. Meister opened the meeting, and officers were elected including George H. Atkins as president. Former Gov. Will H. Mayes urged centennial efforts as Congressman Kleberg addressed the banquet. Various local figures were noted visiting or attending events and anniversaries.
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Southwest Texas Press Association
St. Anthony
San Antonio
H. D. Meister
H. H. Jackson
Will H. Mayes
Pundt Opens New Market In Old Bank Building
Pundt opened his new meat market last Monday in the old Farmers and Merchants State Bank building recently vacated by Central Power and Light. The shop features up to date fixtures and a spotless presentation. Several area residents and visitors stopped by to tour the market.
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Ed. Pundt
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Central Power and Light Company
Rally Day Planned in Hallettsville with Fiddlers Contest
Home Demonstration Council members Mrs. Joe K. Etlinger Mrs. Edmund Richter Mrs. F. J. Wagner and Miss Hilda Jaroszewski attended a Hallettsville meeting. They announced a rally day on July 14 featuring an old-time Fiddlers contest open to Lavaca County residents.
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Joe K.etlinger
Edmund Richter
F. J. Wagner
Hilda Jaroszewski
Home Demonstration Council
Hallettsville
Lavaca County
Class Play Friday May 4 At Moulton High Auditorium
The 1934 class play I Like Your Nerve a comedy in three acts will be presented at the Moulton High School Auditorium Friday night May 4 Watch for further announcement next week.
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Moulton High School
Think Caps and Saving in a City Economy
Opinion on saving money and civic leadership urges readers to start saving today. It argues readers should buy wisely from newspapers ads, support a chamber of commerce, and recognize that a city needs proactive men to use its advantages. It notes taxes burden citizens and warns against revenue-focused policy.
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Chamber of Commerce
President Signs Bankhead Bill to Limit Cotton Crop
President Roosevelt signed the Bankhead compulsory cotton control bill to place the cotton industry on a sound financial basis and limit sales from the 1934 crop to 10 million bales. He said the measure aims to consolidate progress and involve 92 percent of cotton acreage, backed by Senator Bankhead and Rep Bankhead of Alabama.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Alabama
Tom-Tom Duchess Selection Sought by Chambers
The Yoakum Chamber asks the Moulton Chamber to choose a duchess for the annual Tom-Tom Celebration in June. Interested young ladies should contact Vladik Boehm, secretary of the Moulton Chamber of Commerce.
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Yoakum Chamber of Commerce
Moulton Chamber
Moulton
Vladik Boehm
Moulton Chamber of Commerce
Moulton P T A Meets Friday
The Moulton Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school auditorium this Friday afternoon at the usual time. The 2nd grade pupils will render a program.
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Moulton
Macon Flies Across Texas En Route to Florida
The dirigible Macon of the United States navy crossed Texas on Saturday en route from California to Florida for fleet maneuvers. It departed El Paso at 10 45 am, covering 900 miles in about 12 hours with a crew of 19 officers and 80 men aboard.
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United States Navy
Texas
California
Florida
el Paso
Evergreen P T A Hosts Dramatic Club Theater Party
The Evergreen Parent Teacher Association entertained the Dra matic Club with a theater party at Yoakum Monday evening. All attendees enjoyed the event.
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Evergreen Parent-Teacher Association
Dramatic Club
Yoakum
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