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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1921
Page
1
The pupils present an entertainment at the opera house on Tuesday May 10 to raise funds for the Catholic school. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
Closing notice announces partial town business shutdowns on Thursday May 5 at 2 30 pm due to Lutheran Frauen Verein picnic at Hermann Park. Listed participants include Rud Jaeggli & Bro G A Baur VU B Kilert Dulak Bros F Biebunko First State Bank Brunkenboefer Raab Farmers Merchants Bank Ed Boehm's Sons Papacek Krause Wm Todd H J Koester Janzen Millinery Joe Biehunko F T Fehrenkamp Sons Henry Krause F J Kuesek Son W F Oehl Miaonie Lueke Willei Schroeder L Rehmer Sons Jacob Cinadr F Krenek Jno Harti Jr Joe Janota Zat Johnson O F Knape Ad Anders Aug W Janszen F Tilicek Jacob Tomasko Dr P O Puck.
Construction underway to add safety deposit boxes in the bank vault. Valuables deposited by customers will be protected by our Electrical Burglar Alarm System at First State Bank.
The Junior Red Cross plans a major clean up of school yards and playgrounds in 2500 schools across Arkansas Colorado Kansas Missouri New Mexico Oklahoma and Texas as part of spring and summer efforts by its 300000 members. Junior members will also support sanitary drives including rat control and fly campaigns in their communities.
At Hallettsville on April 22 and 23 the Shiner High School girls’ debating team of Elvera Herder and Louise Thulemeyer won the district interscholastic meet. Judges included reps from the State University Rice and San Marcos Normal. Ione Striebeck of Shiner took second in the senior declamation contest.
Joe Jemelka a prominent farmer from Route 1 Moulton died Saturday after a brief illness appendicitis was the cause. Funeral from his late home Monday at 9 am interment in Moulton Catholic Cemetery Rev Father Kopp officiated. He was 55 or 56 and survived by his widow seven children Emil Joe Rudolph Will Jemeika Mesdames Albert Pelich Frank Pelich and Adolph Mikulik. The Eagle offers condolences.
Charles Zavesky of Hallettsville visited Culak School on Sunday. Mrs Gus Huff and daughter Ella dropped by Monday. Mrs W Reindl is recovering from illness. August Hartman and wife and Sleury Blank and wife and son from Dreyer visited Gus Huff. W A Schodde and family motor to Shiner Sunday. Sweet 16.
Route One visiters Paul Templin family and Hulda Eschenberg and Willie Thiede group joined Otto Templin clan. Clara Kroa Templin and Otto visited Sophia Heerssen. Local audience attended the performance of The Jonah at Moulton with positive remarks.
German services at Moulton Sunday May 1 at 10 am and English services at 7 30 pm. Both services will reference the Diet of Worms. A collection will be taken for the spiritual support of the sufferers in Europe.
Mrs. Charles Krause visited her daughter Mrs. Frank Lomasco at Shiner between trains on Monday, stopping briefly to see the family during travel.
Mrs ER Hannemann charmingly entertained the Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein at noon. Next meeting with Mrs Henry Wilinger on May 12. Verein plans a Hermann Park picnic on May 5 at 1 PM with handmade articles, fishing pond, and refreshments. all are invited.
Mrs H Menke leaves for Shiner to visit relatives. Otto Janezen family returns to Galveston. Hartman couple celebrate birth of baby boy. Kubenka and Zalman families visit Runge. Several locals attend Sons of Hermann grand lodge in San Antonio. Rehmet family returns from Fiesta in San Antonio. Charles Wagner and Emily Kocian wed. Father Kopp officiates. Home and School Club host a Saturday gathering with refreshments. Nickel High School trustees announce Monday closing with two graduates. Lillian Jaegels joins Kingsville schools faculty for next year. Sam and Will Moore Institute students enjoy San Jacinto Day outing. Fehrenkamp Neskorik Biebunko Cinudi and Rehmer plan Mexico City excursion. Roeder and Pochman decline re election. new plans beyond district.
The Forty-Two Club met Thursday afternoon April 14 with eight players. Mrs Anton Kolar won the prize a hand embroidered apron. Ice cream and cake were served. Attendees included Mesdames Frank Wagner Jr J T Jaeggli C C Roeder Edwin Jaeggli V Rehmet Helen Kotzebue Sam Jaegli H A Menetee Ed Studeman and Miss Evelyn Richter Pauline Rehmet. Mesdames Sam Jaegli and Edwin Jaegli to entertain April 28.
Mise Mae Magnus visited Muldoon resident Joe Weidel. A dance occurred at the Dre Slausen home Saturday night. Elder Allen will preach at Claiss schoolhouse Saturday night and Sunday morning. J. L. Johnson of Lockhart was in town last week for business. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weidel of Muldoon repeat Sunday at the Klory Byrd home.
Family thanks all who assisted during illness and death of Joe Jemelka and for the beautiful flowers. Special thanks go to Kev Father Kopp Mrs Joe Jemelka and their children.
Miss Ella Meyer returns home from Swiss Alp with sister Mrs. QO F Knape. Paul Ammerman and Henry Zimmerman families visit Needville then return. A group of Moulton youths attend a Flatonia dance praised as a fine affair. Texas Farm Bureau representative to address Hallettsville businessmen and farmers on cotton sale methods and upcoming crop at the court house Saturday at 2 p.m.
Shiner’s bright season dimmed Sunday as Moulton won a close game. Moulton’s battery was Kolar and Pundt. Dewitt Lavaca County Baseball League formed at Yoakum. Twenty four games scheduled with May 3 opener at Schulenburg Shiner at Yoakum Cuero at Hallettsville. A loving cup will crown the pennant winner. League directed by K J Mikulenka of Yoakum.
Simith Leaver, a carrier on Royal Route two, suffered a painful facial injury when his horse kicked him. His lip was badly lacerated and eleven stitches were required to close the wound.
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