Birthday Party Honors Miss Hilda Huff at 15th Birthday
Miss Hilda Huff celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a pretty Sunday night party. Refreshments included cake pies and sandwiches. Guests included numerous Misses and Messrs from local families such as Fishbeck Freytag Janssen Selzer Reindl Jaroszewski Raab Templin Filipp Kasper Helweg and Koenig alongside several others. Guests wished her many happy returns as they departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Huff
Agnes Fishbeck
Della Freytag
Mary Hoepfi
Margaret Janssen
Leona Selzer
Rosie Brom
Emma Kasper
Pauline Placke
Smithville
Mary Zavesky
Edna Hondsnurscher
Theresa Kalischka
Selma Helweg
Una Gray
Henrietta Koenig
Hilda Marburger
Emma
Rosie Reindl
Hilda
Adella Jaroszewski
Stasie
Ida Raab
Clara
Elsie Templin
Helen
Augusta Filipp
Amalia
Annie
Lucken Janssen
Messrs
Johnnie Fishbeck
Victor
Rudie
Arnold Freytag
Anton
Joe Raab
Emil
Frank
Walter Koenig
Rudie Billimek
Erwin Kram
Christian Krom
Willie Hartmann
Shiner
Joe Zavesky
Fritz Heerssen
Otto Templin
Frank Machart
Adolf Ermis
August Kasper
Leon Helweg
Frank Gray
Walter Marburger
Edwin Darilek
Edwin
Willie Schodde
Eddie Mares
W. H. Schodde
Confirmation at Lutheran church names five girls eight boys
A class of five girls and eight boys was confirmed at the Lutheran church Sunday morning, Rev. E. Hannemann officiating. They were Lisette Jaroszewski, Eron Templin, Killer Nieman, Elsie Baur and Dorothy Gerdes, Glenn Hill, Leander Mueller, Melvin Helwig, Ruben Ehilert, Henry Earl Kot Zebue, Jesse Rebmet, Willie Schode, and Oscar Kaiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Rev
E. Hannemann
Lisette Jaroszewski
Eron Templin
Killer Nieman
Elsie Baur
Dorothy Gerdes
Glenn Hill
Leander Mueller
Melvin Helwig
Ruben Ehilert
Henry Earl Kotzebue
Jesse Rebmet
Willie Schodde
Oscar Kaiser
Local social notes from Tulip August 2 1921
A list of residents and visitors in Shiner and nearby towns including Victor Rehmer, George Mehner, Mrs Emily Westerhoff, Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli, Emil Pesek, Mrs Anna Moellenberndt, Rev Lawrence FitzSimon, Henry Giesbers Jr, F J Knesek and Adele, Aug Dulak and family, Mrs G F Keller, Wm Schmidt, Roy Dagg, Miss Theresa Othbour, Wm Hillmer and wife, John Frerichs, Miss Annie Kabanek, Mesdames Valla and Schutz, Catholic Ladies Aid, K W Neskorik family, Meinhard Kotzebu, Edmund Meyer, Balborn, Lueke, Kleihege, First State Bank ad, Fritz Heerssen, Sophia, Louis Schacherl, Albert Ducho family, Miss Tillie Ducho, Miss Clara Templin, Emil Schmidt, Miss Bea Leazar, Miss Minnie Fisbeck, Miss Norma Klobedans, Leon Kaiser, Tulip, Aug 2 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Heerssen
Fritz
Sophia
Louis Schacherl
Freyburg
Albert Ducho
Emil Schulz
John Ducho
Tillie Ducho
Clara Templin
Emil Schmidt
Rosenberg
Bea Leazar
Minnie Fisbeck
Electric Light Plant and Ice Factory Assured in Milton
Interest in building an electric light plant and ice factory in Milton was revived last week. FE T Fehrenkamp and Ed Boehm lead the effort, about 30 000 subscribed, shares at 100 each. A meeting will choose a site and begin erection. ice plant may wait due to late season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
FE. T. Fehrenkamp
Ed. Boehm
Local Social Notes from Flatonia and Nearby
Flatonia Route 4, William Briggs and wife visit J. C. Marsee family. Alfred Marsee and wife with Jim Weidel and wife. Johnnie Meyer travels to Nixon, returns on Saturday. Joe Gold and family visit Mr Gaertner. Rolen Wood and wife with Lillie and Ella Kuelin and Rudolph Filipp fishing at Green Lake. Reader asks Tommie for weekly letters. White Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Briggs
J. C. Marsee
Alfred Marsee
Jim Weidel
Johnnie Meyer
Nixon
Joe Gold
Gaertner
Rolen Wood
Lillie
Ella Kuelin
Rudolph Filipp
Green Lake
Tommie
Oak Grove Community Notes and Visits
Dry weather allows farmers to store feed. Visitors include Mrs Joe Boehm and daughter with Miss Frieda Smith of Sealy to Martin Boehm’s family. Frank M Novak finishes a new rent house on his farm. Joseph Sturm of Moulton visits Otto Hoeff's family. Visitation by Isador Kubicek wife baby and Alfonse Kubicek wife at Frank Kubicek home. A barbecue picnic at Henkhans Frank Oehl near Flatonia week prior. A dance at Hirsch home for Miss Selma’s birthday with cake coffee and sandwiches. Joe Kubicek erecting a rent house on his farm. Darling Tommie letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boehm
Frieda Smith
Sealy
Martin Boehm
Frank M. Novak
Joseph Sturm
Moulton
Otto Hoeff
Isador Kubicek
Alfonse Kubicek
Frank Kubicek
Henkhans
Frank Oehl
Near Flatonia
Hirsch
Selma
Joe Kubicek
Tommie
Culak School Fair Weather and Local Visits
Culak School notes pleasant weather as Willie Hartmann visits Shiner area for the week with Gust Huff and W. H. Shodde families. Fritz Hartmann and Mrs. Hartmann with Edgar of Dryer came to visit and returned home. Aug Hartmann Jr and family from Shiner visited W. H. Schodde and family. Mr and Mrs Gus Huff went to Shiner where Huff attended the Farmers Union convention and Mrs Huff visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Hartmann
Shiner
Gust Huff
W. H. Shodde
Fritz
Farmers Union
Mrs. Huff
Mrs
Aug, Hartman, Sr
Local Social Notes Feature Visitors and Travel Plans
Miss Ruth Arnim returned from Wlatovia on Wednesday and Miss Alma Mang of Dilworth visited home folk this week. Bertha Papacek left for San Antonio on Saturday to visit friends, while Mrs. C. M. Kotzebue departed for San Antonio to visit relatives. Helen Menke headed to Galveston for a seaside stay, and Mr. J. W. Nachlinger family and Mrs. B. Nachlinger with Mrs. W. J. Uordes from Taylor came in on Tuesday. A Moulton Home and School Club meeting is set with Mrs. E. Studeman on Friday. Ludwig Heinrich and family and Josephine Elster returned Monday from San Marcos and Braunfels. German services are listed for Sunday, English services in the evening. Mrs. G. L. McMas ter and Miss Eunice Arnold of Yoakum with others are guests at the Papa cek home. Henry Krueger and wife and Joe Wagner and wife spent Sunday at Black Jack Springs with Albert Sauer and family. The Kotzebue and Gerbermann groups visited Moulton Friday and Saturday. Felix Pavlas of West speaks on Non Partisan League, noting county organization. Pelzel and companions from Schulenburg toured Floresville area. crops reported poor. J. F. Hruska and daughter Claudia left for Fayetteville to visit Knesek bedside. Knesek later died. Gustav Krueger, recently ill, was seen about town. Anna Kresel and Bessie returned to Cleveland after weeks with Rosa Diouby. Beory Havlik of Cameron visited John Havlik. Cotton crops in Milam County said to be about half prior yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beory Havlik
Cameron
John Havlik
Lle
Milam County
Fayetteville
Moulton Route Two Social Notes From August 1 1921
Dry weather is appreciated by locals. Visitors to the Wenske home include Emil Vogt and family Paul Wenske Herman Wenske Wm Breitchoff Rudie Vogt Roy Vogt John Wenske Charles Wenske Eddie Wenske and families. Alvina Weber visited Shiner with the Wenske family. A dance at Witting on Saturday was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wenske
Emil
Vogt
Paul Wenske
Herman
Wm. Breitchoff
Rudie Vogt
Roy
John
Charles Wenske
Eddie Wenske
Mesdames E. Breitchoff
Otto Moeter
A. Bristchoff
Leo
Lucy
Shine
Shiner Route 3 Notes Quiet Dry Weather and Social Visits
In Shiner Route 3 district dry weather benefits cotton fields. Misses Sophie Tousek and Mary Jilek visit Miss Mary Zanesky. A birthday gathering at Frank Mackart home features ice cream and cake. Families and neighbors such as the Darileks Krejots Broms Michalecs Krejots and Bevan join Sunday visits. Health in the community remains good and pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Tousek
Mary Jilek
Mary Zanesky
Frank Mackart
A'L
Anton Darilek
Martin Tousek
Bessie Krejot
Charlie
Rose Brom
Steve Michalec
J. F. Michalec
Frank Krejot
John Bevan
Joe Krejoi
Frank Simper
Albert Simper
Lavaca Evader List Published Includes Shiner Yoakum Members
The official Lavaca county draft evader list is released listing four men from Shiner five from Yoakum four from Hallettsville and one from Sublime with the county draft status publicized in Shiner Texas dated July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Texas
Lavaca County
Yoakum
Hallettsville
Sublime
Papacek Family Enjoy Pleasant Camp Breezy Outing
Mr. R. B. Papacek and family with Elon Jehremkamp and Mr and Mrs William H Pundt returned from a pleasant outing at Camp Breezy New Braunfels San Antonio and Medina Dam. They traveled by automobile and admired scenery described as rivaling California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Papacek
Mra
Elon
Jehren
Kamp
William H. Pundt
Camp Breezy
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Medina Dam
California
Red Cross Notes on Malaria Threat and Prevention
A historic note describes malaria as a constant regional plague in the southern United States. It explains transmission by Anopheles mosquitoes, the role of standing water, and practical control measures including screening, draining pools, kerosene oil, and introducing minnows to eat larvae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
First bale of 1921 cotton sold at Moulton market
Charles Beyer of Komensky area marketed the season’s first 1921 cotton bale in Moulton Monday afternoon. The 491 pound bale sold for 1 cent per pound to Farmered& Merchants State Bank and was gannned by Kubenka Bros. Komensky brass band accompanied the sale, adding life to town as residents moved about.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Charles Beyer
Komensky
Here
Farmered& Merchants State Bank
Kubenka Bros
Komensky Brass Band
A. and M. College Senior Returns from Engineering Tour
Louis Baur an A. and M. College senior has returned from an engineering tour that included St. Louis Pittsburg New York and other places. He traveled with several A. and M. seniors from different parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Baur
St. Louis
Pittsburg
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Opera House
The
Tarzan
Hank Mann
Sun
Charlie Ray
Victor Rehmer
George Mehner
Emily Westerhoff
Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli
Dallas
Emil Pesek
Anna Moellenberndt
Lawrence FitzSimon
Henry Giesbers, Jr
la. Grange
Kindred
F. J. Knesek
Adele
Dulak
Waco
G. F. Keller
Oakland
Wm, Schmidt
Roy Dagg
Theresa Othbour
Wm. Hillmer
Joe Schindler
John Frerichs
Red Rock
I.balhorn
Annie Kabanek
K. Vualenta
Mesdames
Robert Valla and
Herman Schutz of
Flatonia
Jacob Tomasko
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Willie Brosch
K. W. Neskorik
Taylor
West
Edmund Meyer
Henry Balborn
Louise Lueke
Mary Kleihege
First State Bank
Baursville
Klobedans Garage
E. W. Klobedans
Oak Grove
Darling
Culak School
Ruth Arnim
Wlatovia
Alma Mang of
Dilworth
C. M. Kotzebue
Helen Menke
Galveston
Sea Shore
J. W. Nachlinger
B. Nachlinger
W. J. Uordes
Moulton Home and School Club
E. Studeman
Ludwig F. Heinrich
Mise
Josephine Elster
Sap
Marcos
Raunfels
Citheran Church
Mre. G. L. McMaseter
Mise Eunice Arnold
Yoakow
Mieses
Ethel and
Blanch Arnold
Bay City
Henry Krueger
Joe Wagner
Black Jack Springs
Albert Sauer
Helia Kotzebue
Mre
Julius Kotzebue
Bernard
Anton Gerbermann
Cat Spring
Felix Pavlas
Pavlas
K. Pelzel
Schulenburg
Floresvillle
J. F. Hruska
Claudia
K. J. Knesek
Mr. Knesek
Gustav Krueger
Anna Kresel
Mise Bessie
Cleveland
Ohio
Rosa Diouby
Near Dickson School
America
Europe
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Dearie
Lavaca Evader
Red Cross
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