Mr. Mathis Meiserschlaeger Dies at 84 in Old Moulton
Mr. Mathis Meiserschlaeger died at his home in Old Moulton on Thursday August 15 at noon due to heart failure. The 84 year old Austrian-born resident was survived by his wife, one son Frank of Clovis California, several grandchildren, and was laid to rest in Moulton Catholic Cemetery after a Friday service conducted by Rev Joseph Kopp. Pallbearers were Joe Schoenfeld Herman Schoenfeld John Rothbauer Frank Rothbauer Otto Pilzner and Valentine Frysak.
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Kopecky Drug CO
Joe C. Kopecky
Moulton
Texas
Mathis Meiserschlaeger
Old Moulton
Father Joseph Kopp
Moulton Catholic Cemetery
Joe Schoenfeld
Herman Schoenfeld
John Rothbauer
Frank Rothbauer
Otto Pilzner
Valentine Frysak
Mr. Meiserschlaeger
Austria
Frank
Clovis, California
Pfuhl Granted Bond After Waiving Exam in Shiner Raid
Arthur Pfuhl of Shiner was arrested during a home raid and released on $500 bond after waiving an examining trial before Judge Lickey. County Attorney Paul H. Fertsch prosecuted, Henry S. Paulus defended. The case moves to the October term of district court.
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Arthur Pfuhl
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Visiting relatives and friends across Texas towns
Local residents from Temple Shiner Moulton Ammansville Gonzales Sabinas and San Antonio travel to see relatives over a weekend Families named include Hines Heerssen Krueger Boehm Valenta Boehm Riske Arnim and Fehrenkamp with gatherings in Ammansville Sabinas San Antonio Shiner Gon zales and Moulton during a multiteam visit season.
Jaegglis Spend Sunday in San Antonio
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Jaeggli spent Sunday in San Antonio. Mrs. A. S. Greive and baby and Miss Elaine Rehmer returned with them to spend the week.
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E. A. Jaeggli
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A. S. Greive
Baby
Elaine Rehmer
Youth and the New Leadership
Craig Hazlewood argues that current rapid economic growth demands bold young leaders. He cites Frank Woolworth Charles Schwab and Thomas Edison as exemplars whose persistence and study forged industrial leadership. The piece frames the next decade as a test of courage and rigorous preparation for future top roles.
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Charles Schwab
Itz
Thomas Edison
Card of Thanks for Mathis Meiserschlaeger
We thank all who assisted during the death of our husband and father Mr Mathis Meiserschlaeger. Special thanks to Rev Joseph Kopp and those who brought flowers. Mrs Mathis Meiserschlaeger and Son.
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Mathis Meiserschlaeger
Joseph Kopp
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