Wichita Falls Man Named Lavaca County Educational Chair
Secretary of State Gerald C Mann announced Sen ator Ben G Oneal of Wichita Falls as chairman of an educational committee in Lavaca county to explain the New Texas Security Act. The act requires registration for dealers salesmen and agents and revokes permits for fraud. Oneal will speak to civic and luncheon clubs in his district.
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Austin
Gerald C. Mann
Ben G. Oneal
Wichita Falls
Lavaca County
Texas
Mann
Oneal
Shiner Brewers and Gonzales Tie After Prolonged Game
A fourteen inning 5-5 tie ends as darkness halts play between Shiner Brewers and Gonzales at Shiner. Team members include Marvin Merrem and Daniel Darilek of Moulton.
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Shiner Brewers
Gonzales
Shiner
Marvin Merrem
Daniel Darilek
Moulton
Centennial Plans PWA Grant for Dallas Exposition
Centennial officials seek roughly 500000 in a PWA grant to supplement a 1000000 state fund for a central exposition building in Dallas. The move aims to advance the main building project at the centennial event.
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PWA
Dallas
Lindbergh Touted by Republicans as 1986 Presidential Prospect
Republican leaders float Colonel Charles A Lindbergh as a potential opponent to Franklin D Roosevelt in 1986. Lindbergh remains unfazed and unconcerned about the speculation.
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Charles A Lindbergh
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Colonel Lindbergh
Nations at Peace Talks Amid War Spending Cry
A provocative editorial notes most powers seek peace while vast funds flow to war and millions suffer hunger and exposure, asking if these nations deserve their greatness. It highlights inequality and moral questions about global priorities.
Marine Band to Visit Texas Next Month
The United States Marine Band of Washington, the president's own, plans a Texas tour next month with stops likely in several large cities though the full itinerary remains undisclosed.
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United States Marine Band of
Washington
Texas
Confederate veterans reunion planned in Amarillo
Confederate veterans will meet in reunion at Amarillo on September 8. The ranks are thinning and the last roll call on earth may come next month as surviving Southern heroes are hailed for their service and fight for states rights.
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Amarillo
Highway 95 to Run North via Cistern Route
State officials decide Highway No 95 from Flatonia to Smithville will pass through Cistern. Senator L J Sulak of LaGrange announced the Highway Department has agreed to build the road via Cistern, a long sought shortcut to Austin and points north.
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Flatonia
Smithville
Cistern
L. J. Sulak
LaGrange
Eeagle
State Highway Department
The
Eagle
Austin
U S Forecasts Cotton Production For Current Season
The U S Department of Agriculture in its first forecast estimates U S cotton output at 11 798 000 bales this year, up from 9 686 599 bales last season. The report highlights a strong crop forecast and indicates improving yields.
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United States Department of Agricultue
Moulton Firm Buys New Fall Goods
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jaeggli and daughter Dorothy Jean returned from Dallas with a supply of fall merchandise for their store. The purchase marks a seasonal stock upgrade for the Moulton firm.
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Moulton
J. T. Jaeggli
Dorothy Jean
Dallas
Moulton Legion Band Plays Lavaca County Fair Opener
The American Legion Band of Moulton has been engaged to provide music on opening day of the Lavaca County Fair in Hallettsville on September.
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Moulton Legion
The
American Legion Band of
Moulton
Lavaca County
Hallettsville
Couple Moves to Kilgore For New Railway Job
Mr and Mrs Charles Seekamp relocate from Yoakum to Kilgore. He accepts a position in the railroad commission engineering department. Mrs Seekamp is the former Joyce Kopecky of Moulton.
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Charles Seekamp
Yoakum
Kilgore
Seekamp
The
Railroad Commission
Joyce Kopecky
Moulton
Amendment Election Saturday August 24 in Texas
Seven proposed amendments to the state constitution will be submitted to voters at the special election on Saturday August 24. The ballot includes pension system, commitment to state hospitals without court action, repeal of the constitutional prohibition clause, enabling special sessions to submit amendments, expanding suspended sentence revocation for cause, moving officials to salary pay, and providing free textbooks to sectarian and private schools.
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Texas
Moulton Oil Mill Starts Season Run
The Moulton Oil Mill owned by Kolar Bros began its season with a Wednesday morning start. The town report also notes several regional visits and local events, including residents visiting kin in Flatonia Cuero Kyle Yoakum Schulenburg and Hallettsville, plus a Texas Relief Commission appointment in Plainview.
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Moulton Oil Mill
Moulton
Kolar Bros
Haikenwaelder laid to rest in Moulton after illness
Steve Haikenwaelder a long time Moulton resident died at Shiner hospital after five weeks illness. Funeral at St Josephs Catholic Church in Moulton with burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery conducted by Rev Joseph Kopp. Survivors include widow six children and four grandchildren. He was 71 years old born September 1 1863 in Austria and came to Texas at 17 establishing work as a brick mason.
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Steve Haikenwaelder
Moulton
Shiner Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Moulton Catholic
Joseph Kopp
Willie Hoepfi
Theodore Wenske
Peter Etlinger
Rudolph Haas
Adolph Haas
Walter Mueller
Frank Biehunke, Jr
Vladik Boehm
Elo Fehrenkamp
Edwin A. Jaeggli
Charles Beran
W. A. Bergfeld
Sons
Herman Lodge
St. Joseph’s Society of
Haikenwaelder
Austria
Texas
Schulenburg
Antonia Dworsky
High Hill
Schnelzer
Rud. Heinrich
Richard Kuehn
Henry Wenske
Oak Grove
Alfred Haikenwaelder
Witting
Herman Wustenbart
Alvin Riske
Eagle
Denton and Martinka Wed in Hallettsville
William Denton of San Antonio and Miss Mary Martinka wed in Hallettsville on Friday August 9 with Justice H W Strickler officiating. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs F A Cinadr of Moulton. The Eagle extends congratulations to the couple.
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William Denton
San Antonio
Mary Martinka
F. A. Cinadr
Moulton
Hallettsville
Justice of the Peace
H. W. Strickler
The
Eagle
School Openings Reported in Hallettsville and Shiner
Hallettsville and Shiner report new school openings on September 9. Mrs Ruth Jaeggli returns from an extended visit in Brenham with Mr and Mrs H C Zschappel. Mr and Mrs F C Smith and daughters Lorena Ruth and Frankie return from a visit in Louisiana.
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Ruth Jaeggli
Brenham
H. C Zschappel
F. C. Smith
Lorena Ruth
Frankie
Louisana
Lavaca County Farmers See Major Cotton Income Rise
Lavaca county cotton income for the last year totaled 1 921 334 72 dollars, far above 1982 and higher than 1933, based on three year county figures from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Farm value of lint and seed exceeded 1 000 000 dollars more than 1982, plus 155 709 62 dollars in benefit payments. unsold Bankhead certificates are excluded.
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Lavaca County
J.m.parks
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
Parks Politie
Cooking School Largely Attended at Herman Park Hall
A large group of ladies attended a cooking school at Herman Park hall early in the week. Miss Bonnie Val Carpenter, a noted home economist, led lectures and demonstrations on modern cooking and home making under the auspices of Central Power and Light Company.
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Herman Park Hall
Central Power and Light Company
Bonnie Val Carpenter
Mrs. Otto Wulf Buried After Typhoid Death
Mrs. Otto Wulf aged 20 died of typhoid fever at Yoakum hospital Tuesday afternoon. Burial followed Wednesday at Stonewall Cemetery with Rev. C A Dickson officiating. Pallbearers were Arthur Darilek Louis Cimrhanzl Jerry Darilek Louis Selzer Bill Wulf and Richard Paasch. Mrs. Wulf, née Gladys Briggs, was married to Mr. Wulf last December. The Eagle extends sympathy.
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Otto Wolf
Yoakum Hospital
Stonewall Cemetery
C. A. Dickson
Arthur Darilek
Louis Cimrhanzl
Jerry Darilek
Louis Selzer
Bill Wulf
Richard Paasch
Wulf
Gladys Briggs
The
Eagle
Gonzales Store Destroyed by Fire in Texas
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the combination store and dwelling of L. D. Buchanan in Gonzales Texas. Loss estimated between 5000 and 7000 dollars with practically all contents burned.
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Gonzales
Texas
L. D. Buchanan
Moulton Nears Completion of New Water Tower and Tank
Work on Moulton's new water tower and tank advances toward completion with the final section of the tank being placed. The completed tower will be painted black and the tank aluminum.
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Moulton’s
Moulton
Edward H Fehrenkamp Celebrates 18th Birthday
Edward Henry Fehrenkamp, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Fehrenkamp of Moulton, entertained friends and relatives at the parental home Wednesday afternoon to mark his 18th birthday. Refreshments were served.
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Edward Henry Fehrenkamp
Henry Fehrenkamp
Moulton
Meitzen and Burkett Visit Bandera Family Return
R W Meitzen and John Burkett of Bandera accompanied Mrs Meitzen and her children on their return home from a several week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George von Lienen.
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R. W. Meitzen
John Burkett
Bandera
Moulton Club Plans Special Meeting at Legion Hall
The Moulton Home Demonstration Club will hold a special meeting at the Legion Hall on Thursday night August 16 at 8 PM. All members are urged to be present.
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Moulton
Legion Hall
Roeders Visit Moulton Guests Of Fehrenkamps
Boerne Superintendent C. C. Roeder and Mrs Roeder spent last Thursday in Moulton visiting friends. They were guests of Mr and Mrs E C Fehrenkamp. Roeder also paid a pleasant call at The Eagle Office.
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Lillian Loretta Darilek
Schulenburg
W. E. Darilek
John G. Konvicka
Leo Strauss
Fred Srauss
Hallettsville
Steve Haidenwaelder
Eagle Office
C. C. Roeder
Boerne
Moulton
E. C. Fehrenkamp
Roeder
Fire Loss Is Heavy on August 7 for Fehrenkamp
F. T. Fehrenkamp reports two barns and contents burned in an unknown origin fire on August 7. He estimates losses between 2600 and 8000 dollars and had no insurance.
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F. T. Fehrenkamp
Luling Diver Breaks Neck in River Accident
In Luling Texas Fred Johnson Jr of Luling dived into shallow water in the San Marcos river and struck a rock. He was hospitalized with his neck in a cast after suffering two gashes to the back of the head and a broken neck vertebra.
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Luling
Texas
Fred Johnson, Jr
San Marcos
Tea and Lunch At Luther Hall Draws Local Crowd
The Moulton Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society hosted a tea and lunch at Luther Hall on Tuesday evening. A goodly crowd attended as the Moulton High School Orchestra performed a program enjoyed by all.
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Moulton
Mou Fire Department Plans Annual Celebration
A special meeting of the Mou Fire Department will be held at the regular meeting place Monday night August 19 at 8 o'clock to arrange the annual celebration. All members are requested to attend.
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Mou!Fire Department
Moulton High Band Plans Sunday Concert at Sulphur Park
The Moulton High School Band will perform a concert at the Sulphur Park Swimming Pool this Sunday afternoon.
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Sulphur Park
Moulton High School
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U. S
J. T. Jaegeglhi
Moulton, Texas
Rose Nell Mace
Joe Etlinger
Grace Mae Frey
Cuero
Alice Klobedans
Mariette Gerhold of
Mrs
E. A Jaeggli
Ad. Selzer
San Joaquin, Calif
F. P. Raab
H. C. Zschappel
Bobbie
Ed. Kolar
Kyle
Austins
Merle Schmeltekopf
B. H. Cordes
Henry Etlinger
Mary Ann White
Kolar
Oscar
August Elster
Ludwig Heinrich
Alif
Evelyn Richter
Texas Relief Commission
Plainview
John Freytag
William Hillmer
Roscoe
Denton-Martinka
Lavaca
Otto Wulf
Luther Hall
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