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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

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Barbecue Hosts Firefighters and Legion Band Near Boehm Pasture

Last Monday evening Vladik Boehm J T Jaeggli and R B Papacek hosted the Moulton Fire Department American Legion Band and guests from nearby towns. A mutton barbecue with bread pickles chow chow and coffee followed a brief meeting and speeches by Fire Chief R F Heye and Texas Fire Association official Louis Scholl.

Vladik Boehm J. T. Jaeggli R. B. Papacek Moulton American Legion Band Boehm Messrs. Boehm Jaeggli Papacek Fire Department F. T. Fehrenkamp A. H. Falkenberg R.F. Heye Cuero Louis Scholl Texas Fire Association Gonzales

Ma Gets 402239 In First Primary

Fort Worth Texas August 8 Complete official totals were announced in the first primary by the state democratic executive committee here today Eighteenth amendment For submission 405309 against 177618 For governor J Ed Glenn 2089 R S Sterling 296383 C A Frakes 2838 Frank Putnam 2962 Miriam A Ferguson 402239 M H Wolfe 32241 Tom F Hunter 220391 Roger Q Evans 3974.

Fort Worth Texas Democratic Executive Committee J. Ed Glenn R. S. Sterling C. A. Frakes Frank Putnam Miriam A. Ferguson M. H. Wolfe Tom F. Hunter Roger Q Evans

Gonzales County Gin Operator Killed in Accident

W C Jones a 56 year old cotton gin operator 20 miles south of Gonzales was killed August 2 when thrown into a flywheel by a belt at his gin He died about an hour later Jones born and raised in San Marcos Texas could not be reached for further comment

W.C. Jones Gonzales Mr. Jones San Marcos

Cotton Receipts and Local Notes From Moulton

Public Weigher Charles Welff reports 450 bales of new cotton marketed in Moulton by 5:00 p m Wednesday. Mr and Mrs H L Zschappel and son Bobbie of Brenham visited Mrs Rud Jaeggli last Sunday. A 60 pound baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Louis Hollmig of Fredericksburg on August 3 Mother and child are doing nicely. Mrs Hollmig was Miss Mary Knesek, daughter of Adolph Knesek of Moulton. Congratulations

Charles Welff Moulton H. L. Zschappel Bobbie Brenham Rud. Jaeggli Walter Louis Hollmig Fredericksburg Hollmig Mary Knesek Adolph Knesek

Moulton Legion Band Wins First Prize At Corpus Christi

The American Legion Band of Moulton with Shiner drum corps won first place at the Texas State American Legion convention in Corpus Christi. They entertained crowds in hotel lobbies, led the parade, and performed a closing concert at the Nueces hotel. Port Arthur won the Drum and Bugle Corps title. Carl Nesbit was elected state commander, with officers named for various posts. Wichita Falls picked as 1933 convention city.

Moulton Legion Corpus Christi American Legion Band of Moulton Drum and Bugle Corps Shiner Geier-Merrem Kolar-Stanek The American Legion Nueces Hotel Port Arthur Austin Carl Nesbit Mineola Earl Earp Sweetwater Garland Adair McCamey Bill Leslie Bay City W. F. Spiegel Scott Reid Groesbeck George Broom Amarillo F. Willingham Palestine Harry Lambert Pecos Fred F. Fehrenkamp Fehrenkamp Legion Auxiliary C. H. Roach Taylor A. E. Powers Dallas W.L. Ezel Beaumont Frank Spiller James Post Cleburne W. C. DeCordova Lubbock William Wyatt San Marcos van D. Teel San Antonio Wichita Falls

Ninth Congressional District Convention Nomination Held In Victoria

The Ninth District convention will meet in Victoria on Saturday August 27 to formally nominate Congressman J. J. Mansfield of Columbus after his overwhelming July primary win. Mansfield has served in the national congress since 1916.

Victoria J. J. Mansfield Columbus Judge Mansfield National Congress Stanley Kulawik Cuero Mansfield Kulawik Brazoria -Penesee Calhoun Colorado DeWitt Fayette Grre Gonzales Jackson Te Wee Ee Lavaca Ove Matagorda

Democratic Runoff Set for August 27 in Lavaca County

The Democratic runoff primary is scheduled for Saturday August 27. Candidates include governor and congressmen at large. Lavaca County tax collector candidates are J V Prasek and Henry Schornack. County commissioner Precincts 2 and 6 feature Arnold Freytag of Moulton and Edwin V Gallia of Moravia. Freytag led with 514 votes and Gallia with 437 in the first primary. 543 total votes for other candidates. In Precinct 6 constable runoff, Henry Hrnck and Joe Krueger tally 98 and 89 votes respectively.

J. V. Prasek Henry Schornack Lavaca Arnold Freytag Moulton Edwin V. Gallia Moravia Freytag Gallia Henry Krueger Joe Hinci Constable Hrnck Krueger

Moulton Lodge Installs 298 Officers for Year

Moulton Lodge No. 298 A F and A M installed new officers for the year led by Worshipful Master W A Bergfeld. Senior Warden William Miculka junior Warden E D Meyer senior Deacon William H Woehler Jr Henry K E Fehrenkamp junior Deacon Victor O Fehrenkamp treasurer W E Smith secretary Lee Bunting tiler.

Moulton Lodge No A. F A.M W. A. Bergfeld Wm. Miculka E .D. Meyer Wm. Hy. Woehler, Jr Henry KE. Fehrenkamp Victor O. Fehrenkamp W. E. Smith Lee Bunting

Cotton Crop Report Triggers Sharp Cotton Price Rise

The USDA estimates the 1932 U S cotton crop at 11,306,000 bales versus 17,096,000 in 1931. Texas production is forecast at 3,826,000 bales. Prices jumped sharply when the report was released.

United States Department of Agriculture Texas

Weimar Editors Tour Rich Agricultural Loop Through Central Texas

John H. Brooks and R. H. Yoder editors of the Weimar Mercury with Yoder’s son Robert visited The Eagle office and toured Schulenburg Flatonia Moulton Shiner Yoakum and Hallettsville, returning via Schulenburg. The motor tour highlighted excellent highways linking a major farming region.

John H. Brooks R. H. Yoder Robert Weimar Mercury Eagle Office Schulenburg Flatonia Moulton, Shiner Yoakum Halletsville

Yoakum Schools Open Tuesday September 6 1932 33

Yoakum Public Schools will open the 1932 33 scholastic session on Tuesday September 6. L B McGuffin serves as superintendent. Local residents visitations include the Fehrenkamp and Kotzebue families with several guests from Shiner Ellinger and Corpus Christi.

Yoakum Yoakum Public Schools L. B. McGuffin

Legion Attendees Include Heerssen At Corpus Christi Meet

William Heerssen of Freyburg a member of Geier Mer Rem Post No 392 attended the American Legion convention held in Corpus Christi last week with other legion members.

William Heerssen Freyburg Geier-Merrem American Legion Corpus Christi

Prominent Citizen Otto Wieting Dies After Illness

Otto Wieting of near Moulton died at his home Tuesday at 11 10 AM after several weeks of illness. Funeral held at home and Zion's Lutheran Church with Rev. A H Falkenberg. Burial in Moulton Public Cemetery. He was 59 years, 10 months, 1 day old. Born October 8 1872 in Germany. Traveled world as seaman at 15, came to Texas 1898, Lavaca County resident. Married Louise Hohmann December 4 1900. four children. survives widow, three children, four grandchildren. Two brothers in Germany, two half brothers and two half sisters in Texas. The Eagle extends sympathy.

Otto Henry Ditmer Wieting Moulton Zion’s Lutheran Church A. H. Falkenberg Wieting Germany Texas Lavaca County Louise Hohmann Henry Kaiser Willie Wieting Edwin Lilie The Eagle

The Bridge Club Hosts July 28 Gathering

Mrs John Cinadr entertained three tables of Bridge Club members at her home on July 28. Seven games determined prizes with Mrs Bill Meyer earning embroidered pillow cases and Mrs Roy Meyer of Flatonia receiving a waste basket. A salad course and ice cream were served to the listed guests.

John Cinadr Bridge Club Bill Meyer Roy Meyer Flatonia Sam Jaeggli Erna Kotzebue Frank Heger Oscar Darilek J. T

Delightful Party at Bergfeld Home Honors Miss McKay

The Bergfeld residence hosted a Thursday gathering in honor of Miss Agnes McKay of Seguin. Guests Mary Louise and Virginia were joint hostesses with bridge and dancing lasting late. Helen Boehm led high bridge, Billie Orr top boys score, gifts included a handkerchief and three cigarette cartons.

W. A. Bergfeld Mary Louise Virginia Agnes McKay Seguin Helen Boehm Billie Orr Miss McKay Annie Laurie Jaeggli Vivian Riske Helen Marguerite Boehm Messrs Boola Kotzebue Donald Bunting Wallace Casey Henry Bohnenkamp Hugo Giesbers Oscar Raab John Lewis Jaeggli

Baby Robert Adolf Hoffmans Born to Moulton Couple

Mr and Mrs Virgil Hoffman of Moulton announce the birth of a son named Robert Adolf born Wednesday August 8. Mrs Hoffman is formerly Miss Mary Filipp daughter of Mr and Mrs Ad Filipp of near Moulton. Congratulations.

Virgil Hoffman Moulton Robert Adolf Hoffman Mary Filipp Ad. Filipp

Governor Sterling Pays Moulton Visit Tuesday Afternoon

Governor R. S. Sterling spoke in Moulton between 12:00 and 1:00 pm as part of a busy campaign schedule. State Senator Bob Stewart and Attorney Henry S. Paulus led talks praising Sterling, urging renomination, and highlighting highway work in Lavaca County.

R. S. Sterling Moulton Sterling Bob Stewart Fort Worth Henry S. Paulus Yoakum Paulus Lavaca Messrs Stewart Ed. Boehm

The Home Town Fire Department Appeal

A civic plea to support the Home Town Fire Department through participation in practices and financial contributions. The notice argues a well funded department lowers insurance rates and residents may gain large dividends in safety and property protection when a fire occurs.

Woods Nominated State Superintendent

L. A. Woods was nominated for the office of state superintendent in the Democratic primary, defeating Charles N. Shaver who had been appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late S. M. N. Marrs.

L. A. Woods Charles N. Shaver S. M. N. Marrs

Gonzales Sheriff Sam Hart Wins Re election in Democratic Primary

Official returns from Gonzales County show Sheriff Sam Hart re nominated for sheriff after defeating opponent B Neighbors by eight votes in the democratic primary.

Gonzales County Sam Hart B. Neighbors

Also Mentioned on This Page

Boehm’s Ninth Congressional District Mansfield Kulawik Masonic Lodge Weimar F. T.fehrenkamp Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp Henry Ruegg Houston F. J., Meyer F. Meyer E. Koniakovsky Ellinger Soyder Peters Be Merchants State Bank Moulton, Texas Community Bank Otto Wieting the Bridge Club Home Town Fire Department Woods
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