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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
8
Frank Schoppe expresses gratitude for sixteen years of service and county support. The column reports a series of local visits, travels, and brief notes on residents including Merrem, Etlinger, Jaeggli, Strauss, Brast, Raabe, Kieshnik, White, Kopecky, Janszen, Beyer, Mueller, McElroy, and Schindler. drought reports from Forth Worth Ennis and Dallas.
Funeral services were held for Henry Schulenburg age 68 at St. Pauls Lutheran Church after he collapsed and died during Sunday services led by Rev. C Lehne. He was a substitute organist and is survived by two sons Walter and Robert a daughter Mrs Will Broesche and a sister Mrs August Weiss of Mood.
Miss Dora Wendt and Walter Henkhaus of Shiner were married Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Church in Yoakum. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Charles Wendt of Yoakum. They will reside in Shiner.
Official results show Arnold Freytag 1422 votes for County Commissioner Precinct 2. A J Darilek 891 votes for Justice of the Peace Precinct 6. Chas Welff 551 and John A Baros 332 for Public Weigher Precinct 6. Henry Krueger 433 votes and Joe Hrnci 412 for Constable Precinct 6.
The department of agriculture places the national cotton crop at 9,195,000 bales for 1934-35 the smallest in over thirty years. Texas yields are estimated at 2,282,000 bales.
The Christian Mothers Society of Moulton holds a bazaar and lunch at St Josephs Catholic congregational hall on Sunday August 12 with the public invited. Miss Eunice Kopecky visits Grace Frey in Cuero and Ruth Kopecky visits J C Kopecky in Gonzales this week.
Sunday events announced for August 12 1934 include Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 00 a m and a German Service at 11 00 a m. Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a cordial invitation to the public.
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