Death of Ferd Lehnert in Texas at 63
Ferd Lehnert died near Moulton on Tuesday July 28 and was buried in Moulton Catholic Cemetery the next day. Rev. Father Kopp officiated with pallbearers John Woellert Joe Kloezel Eddie Lake Henry Ehler Joe Berger and Alfons Nitschmann. He was born August 31 1861 in Kuntzdorf Germany and came to Texas in 1886. He married Theresia Berger August 30 1888 and moved to Lavaca County in 1890. Survived by wife eight children and 20 grandchildren, plus one brother and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferd Lehnert
Moulton
Father Kopp
John Woellert
Joe Kloezel
Eddie Lake
Henry Ehler
Joe Berger
Alfons Nitschmann
Mr. Lehnert
Kuntzdorf
Germany
Texas
Local group returns from Lubbock with supply details
Ben Janssen reports leading a crew of 28 for four weeks in building the Lubbock compress. They moved half a million feet of lumber, 3 carloads of corrugated iron and 11 000 pounds of nails. Others named include George and Henry Janssen E W Sonntag Herman Kempe Emmett Dreyer Robert and Henry Saur Otto Gloor Ben Schulze Edmund Tietjen Emil Morgenroth and Paul Kempe Jr. from Shiner Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
George
Henry Janssen
E. W. Sonntag
Herman Kempe
Emmett Dreyer
Robert
Henry Saur
Otto Gloor
Ben Schulze
Edmund Tietjen
Emil Morgenroth
Paul Kempe,Jr
Lubbock
Ben Janssen
Shiner Gazette
Local residents travel and visit across Texas
Miss Theresia Kalischko left for Richmond and ordered her copy of The Eagle sent there. Attorney W. E. Parr and J. D. and W. B. Nolan of Hallettsville were in Moulton. Henry Earl Menefee visited parents from Port Arthur. Kathleen Preston returned from Houston. John Brunkenhoefer and Hermann Schindler shopped in San Antonio for barber shop fixtures. Lucas Rehmet Vine Rehmer and Edmund L. Etlinger attended Mrs. Frances Walshak’s funeral in Gonzales. Karl Bunting, now in Uvalde, visited his brother Lee Bunting. West Texas suffers from the drought. August Hohensee and family returned from Rowena. crops look fair there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Kalischko
Richmond
Eagle
Lucas Rehmet
Vine Rehmer
Edmund L. Etlinger
Gonzales
Frances Walshak
Karl Bunting
Uvalde
Lee Bunting
West Texas
Card of Thanks for Fred Lehnert
We express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted us during the illness and death of our husband and father Fred Lehnert. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rosenauer Alfons Nitschmann Mr. William Kram and Rev Father Jos Kopp, our relatives and all who sent flowers. Mrs Fred Lehnert and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lehnert
Joseph Rosenauer
Alfons Nitschmann
William Kram
Jos. Kopp
Tunner's Bitter Wine and Fli-Gass Advertisement
An old advertisement quotes Woodrow Wilson praising youth and extols Tunner's Bitter Wine as a stomach cleaner and summer tonic. It claims the product smooths digestion, improves comfort in heat, and urges readers to buy from local druggists or contact Joseph Triner Company in Chicago. Also promotes Triner's Fli-Gass for insect control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Tunner
Joseph Triner Company
Chicago
Ill
Triner
Oscar Lee Bunting Visited Moulton Last Week
Oscar Lee Bunting of San Antonio was in Moulton one day last week, according to local reports. He spent time in the city area for unspecified personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Lee Bunting
San Antonio
Moulton
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Grandma's Pounds
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G. & A. Baur
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P. D. Pack
Bank Bldg
Engl
A. Dentsch Gesvrochen
Dr. J Alp, Kroschei
Shiner
W. E. Parr
J. D. and
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Henry Earl Menefee
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Mrs
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Kathleen Preston
Houston
Grace Preston
John Brunkenhoefer
Hermann Schindler
August Hohensee
Rowena
Paul Hohensee
Hohensee
Eiln
Boehm’s’ Sons
Frank A. Cinada
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George O.maxwell
D.D.S
J G Guenther
Sam Jaeggi
Guenther & Jarggli
L.rekmeté
Sons
Moulton Meat Market
Tyes
B. Moeller
Yoakum
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Hermleigh
F. L. Filipp
Life Insurance
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