Death of Frank J. Darilek of Henkhaus ginning firm
Frank J. Darilek of the Darilek Bros. ginning firm at Henkhaus died after a week of illness. He was 33 or 34, survived by wife Mary Krawmetbaur and three children, plus his mother, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral held from the Bevan residence with Rev. Neubert officiating. Interment at Catholic Cemetery. The Eagle extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Darilek
Darilek Bros
Henkhaus
Charles Bevan
Father Neubert
Frank Darilek
Mary Krawmetbaur
Frank Krametbaur
Albin
John
Joe Darilek
Mesdames
Emil Miculka
Kay BP
Wagner
John Stanek
Eagle
Tribute of Respect for Julius J. Kotzebue
Moulton Camp No 14683M W A expresses sorrow at the death of Julius J. Kotzebue. The resolution notes his exemplary membership, devotion as husband and father, and honor to the community. A copy is filed, published in The Moulton Eagle, and given to his family. Committee members H A Menefee, Geo von Tienen, O B Hilert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Julius J. Kotzebue
Minute Book
Moulton Eagle
H. A. Menefee
Geo. von Tienen
F Committee
O. B. Hilert
Mrs WHK Richter Returns From Beertile Visit
Mrs WHK Richter arrived Tuesday for a several day visit at BeerTile. She was accompanied home by her daughter Agita who has been attending a fitness school there for the past several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Richter
BeerTile
Agita
Finess
Christmas Roll Call Campaign Issued By Red Cross
Dec 16 to Dec 23 marks Red Cross Christmas Roll Call with Lavaca county chairman Hon. Charles Fertsch appointed. George W. Simmons Southeast Division manager urges nationwide enrollment as 100,000,000 strong to answer Here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Charles Fertsch
Hallettsville
Lavaca
American Red Cross
George W. Simmons
Southwestern Division
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Moves and Visits
Ewald Etinger visited Yoa Kum and Cuero since the last issue. Henry Pohler accepted employment with Henry Krause, a produce dealer. Mrs. A Leslie and daughter Lucile returned from Hallettsville Saturday. Mr Fred W Krause and family moved into the Henry Klinger home in southern city. Mrs Fearde Thompson of Dallas visited her sisters Mrs J J Kotzebue and Mrs Arthur J Tschoepe. John Kubena, former county commissioner, went to Hallettsville on official business. John Kaiser and family moved to Moulton from nearby farm. Kaiser is chauffeur for Dr E E Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. W. Krause
Henry Ktlinger
Fearde Thompson
Dallas
J. J Kotzebue
Arthur J. Tschoepe
John Kubena
Hallettsville
John Kaiser
Moulton
Boursville
Mr. Kaiser
E. E. Craven
Soldier Alumni Seeks Home News from France Letter
First Sergeant Alfred C. Balhorn writes from somewhere in France praising the Moulton Eagle. He notes he enjoys reading home news and urges all local soldiers to subscribe to the paper for morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred C
Fatty) Balhorn
France
Local residents report visits and arrivals around town
Mise Hetty Niemeyer left for Yoakum to visit relatives Mrs Elizabeth Quebedeaux visited in Shiner Friday afternoon. Several residents traveled to Utopia and San Antonio for visits and greetings. Edwin Jaeggli returned home on Thanksgiving with an army discharge. Dr B G Daehne named health physician of Flatonia replacing Dr Kotsebue who joined the U S Army. Mrs Eleanor M Covey, mother of Prof L Covey, died at Caero aged 87. Misses Minnie and Louise Locke returned from San Antonio with spring millinery patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Daehne
Flatonia
A. M. Kotsebue
United States Army
Eleanor M. Covey
L. @. Covey
DeWatt County
Caero
Ohio
Minnie
Louise Locke
San Antonio
Rosenthal-Sloan Millinery Company of
St. Louis
Guoter Hotel
Local Red Cross Notes Christmas Parcels Sent Abroad
The Red Cross lists soldiers receiving Christmas parcels including George Baur Jr and many others. The Branch thanks donors Mrs D Lockmann for 500 and Miss Anna Kubala for 2 dollars. Secretary reports expenditures totaling 5 dollars for incidentals with postage freight and telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Baur, Jr
John Brom, Jr
Henry Balhorn, Jr
William Granewald
Rudolph Kubicek
Louis Kubicek
Jobo Paikrabek
Fred Fehrenkamp
Willie Miculka
Dick Janssen
William Westcourt
Maresh
J. W. Bosak
Emil Pustejovsky
Edwin Knesek
Otto Marburger
Arthur Willberg
Ruddie Jemelka
Lavaca County Council of Defense Seeks Honor Roll Data
A Lavaca County notice asks for names and post office addresses of all men who died in service from the county. It requests whether killed wounded or died of disease and urges prompt submission to Secretary H. J. Braunig for inclusion in a forthcoming Honor Roll of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca
Texas
Unis
Death of Charles Kossbiel Sr in Cuero Texas
Charles Kossbiel Sr aged 75 and an early settler died at his Cuero home on Saturday. He was buried at Hillside Cemetery Monday with services by Father G. J. Hendricks. Survived by his widow and ten children: Mrs. F. P. Guenther Canyon, Mrs. L. RK. Chovanetz Houston, Mrs. M. C Kleuser Dallas, Mrs. J. G. Guenther Cuero, Mrs. G. P. Dreyer Cuero, Mrs. J. C. Mayve Cuero, Mrs. I,. J. Pudde Houston, Ed. Kossbiel Huntington Field, Charles Kossbiel Falfurrias, and J. C. Kossbiel Cuero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuero
Texas
Charles Kossbiel
Hillside
G. J. Hendricks
Catholic Church
Kossbiel
F. P. Guenther
Canyon
L. RK. Chovanetz
Houston
School Benefit Bazaar At Opera House Draws Crowd
The Moulton Home and School Club held its annual bénéfix bazaar at the opera house Saturday afternoon. A fair crowd attended and the receipts totaled $9.30. Many items were sold including a turkey, lunch was served, and schoolchildren sang several songs to add to the afternoon's pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Opera House
Club thanks donors and Messrs Kotzebue and Cinadr
The Club expresses gratitude to all donors and to Messrs Kotzebue and Cinadr for the use of the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Messrs. Kotzebue & Cinadr
American Army Crosses German Frontier In War Update
The third American field army has crossed the German frontier. It will take ten months to bring American soldiers home. Three hundred million hungry Europeans look to the United States for food. Peace conferences begin December 16. US war casualties total 262 723 through November 26, excluding prisoners. Brewing of beer and malt beverages halted nationwide at midnight Saturday. William Hohenzollern renounces claim to the throne. Judge J E Yantis dies at Waco aged 54. Four to five thousand teachers attend State Teachers Association in Dallas. About 850 000 men to be released from the army before Christmas per Chief of Staff March. Peter Radford of Fort Worth dies in Madison Wisconsin aged 66. Final session of the Sixty fifth Congress opens with Wilson delivering the message in person. No mail for US troops without return address. Peace delegation includes Wilson Lansing Howes White and Bliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
United States
William Hohenzollern
Germany
J. E. Yantis
Texas Supreme Court
Waco
State Teachers’ Association
Dallas
Peter Radford
Fort Worth
Farmers’ Union
Madison
Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
President Wilson
Robert Lansing
Colom4l M. Howes
Reny M. White
France
Tasker H. Bliss
Praising Country Press Loyalty in Wartime
The article in Successful Farming lauds small-town publishers for patriotism and sacrifice. It highlights editors risking livelihoods to oppose disloyalty and to support war efforts, comparing space given to causes with a farmer’s donation of crops to relief funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Press of America
RE. J. Meredith
Washington
Red Cross
Janszen Family Buys Bay Garage From Stroman
Emil Janszen and son Alfred acquire W. B. Stroman garage on Tuesday. Janszen sells his welldrilling outfit to John Mikulik and Ed Balhern. Stroman has not chosen a new line of work. The Eagle wishes all parties success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Janszen
Alfred
W. B. Stroman
Mr. Janszen
Messrs
John Mikulik
Balhern
Stroman
Eagle
Lavaca County Ranks Third in War Savings Stamps
Lavaca County ranked third among fifty counties in cash sales toward a 500000 to 1000000 dollar war savings quota, with receipts totaling 427102.06 by November 13, equaling 16.16 per person. Dallas based state director Louis Lipsitz praised the county and urged further purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lipsitz
War Savings Committee
Dallas
Texas
The
Eagle
Lavaca County
New Officers Qualify For County Posts
County Superintendent F. Schoppe County Clerk E. T. Long District Clerk Ed. Kach Commissioner J. W. Nachlinger of Precincts 2 and 6 and Constable Henry Krueger of Precinct 6 qualified for their offices this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schoppe
E. T. Long
Ed. Kach
J. W. Nachlinger
Henry Krueger
J W Nachlinger and Ed Filipp Visit Hallettsville Monday
J W Nachlinger the jogoing Nor and Ed Filipp were in Hallettsville Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nachlinger
Jogoing County
Nor
Ed. Filipp
Hallettsville
Etlinger Family Moves Into Modern City Home
Mr Henry Etlinger and family moved into a new two story residence in the northern part of the city. The house is described as modern and ranks among the finest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Etlinger
Omission in War Work Campaign Honored
The Eagle acknowledges that last week's issue unintentionally omitted Mrs Elo Qo Fehrerkamp from the list of women who did noble work in the United War Work Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
Elo Qo
Fehrerkamp
Lorenz Novak Civil War era farmer dies at 74
Lorenz Novak a respected farmer living near town died after a lingering illness on Wednesday November 27. He was born in WartkopIl Austria August 3 1844 and died at age 74 years 3 months 24 days. He came to Texas in 1854 and later moved to near Moulton. He is survived by his wife and twelve children seven sons and five daughters. The Eagle extends sympathy to the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Novak
Father Neubert
Anton Hund
Jacob Stainacher
Frank Miculka
Frank Jahn
Rudolph Filip
Frank Ermis
Wartkop
Austria
Texas
Fayette County
Mexico
Moulton
Torenz
Mathias
Franz
John
Adolph
Albert
Eddie Novak
Mesdames
Martin Boehm
Joseph Liska
Joe Zalman
Louis Liska
Claudie Reindl
Questionaires Due From 18 Year Old Registrants
The 18 year old draft registrants must file their questionnaires with the draft board or be considered deserters and punished. About 30 have not returned them, possibly assuming armistice relief. Questionnaires must be filed before December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Missing in Action Windel Son Reported
Mr and Mrs C Windel of this city received a telegram from the war department stating their son Adolph Windel is missing in action since October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kunesex
Edwin Knesek
Charles Pastejovsky
Emil Pastejovsky
C. Windel
War Department
Adolph Windel
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Chevrolet
Bartosch
Yrorowo
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther and Craven In
Charge
Theresa Guenther
Julian Matocha
Annie Brom
Ewald Etinger
Yoakum and
Henry Pohler
Henry Krause
Mrs. A
Leslie
Lucile
Mise Hetty Niemeyer
Yoakum
Elizabeth Quebedeaux
Shiner
John L. Janesen
Marguerite
Utopa
Sam Bunting
Uvalde
Kindred
Arthur J. Tachoepe
Kotzebue Drug Co
Range
Riday
Mrs. W. ©. Bittick
J. T. Jaeggli
John Bucek
Emily Jaroszewski
William Prepton
Allyne, Kotzebue
Bertha Papacek
Barbara Ducho
Victoria County
Helen’ Menke
Helen Menke
Edwin Jaeggli
Andre
Rudolph Jaeggli
Camp McArthur
Army
William “Ilers
Wallas
Cameron Turbeville
Katte Son
New Orleans
Louisiana
Uncle Sam
Joseph A. Dietschke
Oak Grove
Hayle
Lavaca Co. Council of Defense
H. J. Braunig
Charles Kossbiel, Sr
Bay Garage
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