Mrs Mildred Kotzebue Dies in Tulsa Oklahoma
Mrs Mildred Kotzebue wife of Meinhard H Kotzebue district governor of the National Aeronautical Association and general superintendent of Tulsa Boiler and Machine Company died November 27 in a Tulsa hospital. Born in Walla Walla Washington she was 29 and a noted vocalist who traveled widely before marriage. Survived by her husband her parents three sisters and one brother. The Eagle offers sympathy to the bereaved.
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Mildred Kotzebue
Meinhard H. Kotzebue
Tulsa Boiler and Machine Company
National Aeronautical Association
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kotzebue
Traffic Count On Moulton Shiner Road Reported
County Commissioner F J Butschek tallied three day traffic on the Moulton Shiner road at the behest of the State Highway Department. Over November 25 26 and 27 autos busses trucks and horse vehicles totaled 1217 with an average daily traffic of 405 23 and through traffic around 135. Moulton voters previously approved road bonds and supporters seek state funding for the project.
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State Highway Department
F. J. Butschek
Moulton-Shiner Road
Highway Department
Moulton
Good Road
Socials Tale From Yoakum Friday Evening
Mr and Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp Mrs Ed Boehm Sr Marguerite Boehm and Ethel Mary Boehm were in Yoakum Friday evening.
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Elo Fehrenkamp
Ed. Boehm
Marguerite Boehm
Ethel Mary Boehm
Yoakum
Hallettsville Pair Wed in Quiet Lutheran Ceremony
Mr GO R Brown of Hallettsville and Miss Mildred Riske of Moulton were quietly married at the bride’s home Sunday afternoon with Rev A H Falkenberg officiating. The bride, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles O Riske, was raised in Moulton and is a Moulton High School graduate. She has led Luther League and Sunday School work and has been a bookkeeper for Moulton Motor Company. The groom works as a bookkeeper for Siegmund and Quitta in Hallettsville. After a trip to Austin San Antonio and the Magic Valley, they will reside in Hallettsville. The Eagle extends best wishes.
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GO. R. Brown
Hallettsville
Mildred Riske
Moulton
A.H. Falkenberg
Lutheran Church
Charles O. Riske
Moulton High School
Luther League
Moulton Motor Company
Siegmund & Quitta
Austin
San Antonio
Magic Valley
Eagle
Congress Should Pass Universal Draft Law
The American Legion urges Congress to enact a universal draft law drafting wealth as well as manpower in war. Supporters say passage should take priority over other measures this session to prevent future conflicts.
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Congress
American Legion
First State Bank Makes Improvements
The First State Bank building gains a stucco finish enhancing its appearance. Heavy window guards protect all downstairs windows as work continues with a tile floor and marble fixtures planned.
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First State Bank
Turkey Dinner and Bazaar Benefit by Moulton PTA
The Moulton Parent-Teacher Association hosted a turkey dinner and bazaar on Saturday with strong attendance. Receipts totaled 88.69 dollars.
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Moulton
Parent-Teacher Association
Moulton Couple Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Janssen, ages 81 and 68, observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home in Moulton with a decorated setting and generous refreshments. The couple wed near Fayetteville in 1877 and built a thriving farm, later moving to a modern bungalow. Their family of 11 children, 33 grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren joined the celebration along with many relatives, friends, and church members.
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John L. Janssen
Janssen
Fayetteville
Fayette County
Moulton
Mrs. Janssen
Mrs Henry Balhorn Dies at Her Home in Moulton
Mrs Marie Annie Balhorn wife of Henry Balhorn died at her home here on Friday after a weeks long illness. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran church with Rev A H Falkenberg officiating and interment in Moulton Public Cemetery. The pallbearers were W A Bergfeld G J Bohnenkamp August Ellinghausen John Mang John H Willberg and Alvin Hajek. She was 67 years 8 months and 1 day old born March 31 1860 at New Ulm Austin County. She married Henry Balhorn November 23 1879 at Frelsburg and lived in Mentz before moving to Moulton in 1902. She leaves her husband seven children and seven grandchildren plus two sisters and two brothers. The Eagle extends sympathy to survivors with many relatives from distant towns attending.
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Marie Annie Balhorn
Henry Balhorn
Moulton
Rev
A. H. Falkenberg
Lutheran Church
W. A. Bergfeld
G. J. Bohnenkamp
August Ellinghausen
John Mang
John H. Willberg
Alvin Hajek
Balhorn
Kleihege
New Ulm
Austin County
Frelsburg
Colorado County
Mentz
Henrietta Mathilde Meyer
Earnest Balhorn
Yoakum
Annabelle Annie McCann
Arthur Adolph Balhorn
Round Rock
Henry Ben Balhorn
Manuel William Balhorn
Jefferson City
Missouri
Daniel William Balhorn
San Antonio
Louis Krauser
Freisburg
Ed, Balhorn
Joe Kleiheve
Henkhaus
Ben Kleiheve
Moulton Boy Marries LaGrange Girl
Richard F. Rehmet and Laura Weber wed at La Grange Lutheran parsonage on November 30 with Rev. Hesse officiating. He is eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lucas Rehmet of Moulton and she is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Weber of LaGrange. Couple to reside in LaGrange. The Eagle extends congratulations and best wishes.
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Richard F. Rehmet
Laura Weber
LaGrange
Hesse
Lucas Rehmet
Moulton
A. F. Weber
PTA Meeting Notice at Moulton Schoolhouse
The Moulton Parent Teacher Association will meet at the schoolhouse this Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A program is scheduled to begin at 3 o'clock.
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Moulton Parent Teacher Association
Mrs Krueger Celebrates 80th Birthday Reception
Mrs John Krueger entertained relatives and friends Monday afternoon for her 80th birthday anniversary. Dainty refreshments were served. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs John Blohm of Shiner Mr and Mrs Fritz Niemeyer of Uvalde Mrs Otto Templin of Seguin Mrs William Schmeltekopf and Mr Schmeltekopf of Kyle.
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John Krueger
John Blohm
Shiner
Fritz Niemeyer
Uvalde
Otto Templin
Seguin
William Schmeltekopf
Schmeltekopf
Kyle
Baptism at Zions Lutheran Church Honors Pietsch Boy
During Sunday service Alves Fred Pietsch son of Mr and Mrs Fred G Pietsch was baptized with Rev A H Falkenberg presiding. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs William Pietsch of Hallettsville and Mr and Mrs Leo Jaroszewski of Moulton.
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Zions Lutheran Church
Alves Fred Pietsch
Fred G. Pietsch
A. H. Falkenberg
William Pietsch
Hallettsville
Leo Jaroszewski
Moulton
Komensky Couple Cel ebrates Silver Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Cool of Komensky celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on Wednesday November 25 with relatives and friends. Games were played and dainty refreshments were served.
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Christian Cool
Komensky
World War Veterans urged to file Adjusted Service Certificates
The 1924 act requires all valid applications for an Adjusted Service Certificate to be filed before January 1, 1923. World War veterans in this section who have not applied should do so at once, anytime before January 1.
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Tulsa, Okd
Moulton Shiner
LRSS
State Bank OF
A. Jaeggli
Falkenberg
Lutheran Church Choir
L. J. Janssen
William J. Janssen
George F. Janssen
Sainer
Ben H. Janssen
Elizabeth Hoehne
Otto Umlang
Utopia
D. G. Janssen
San Diego
California
Emil Jaroszewski
Fritz Janssen
Hee. Janssen
Emil Koenig
Floresville
Alfred Tinberg
Hugo Helweg
Edgar Wagner
Rudie Koenning
Emil Balusek
George Niemeyer
Denison
Gerhard Niemeyer
H. J. Koester
E.A. Juengermann
Shine
John Niemeyer
A. H. Broesche
Marie Dallmeyer
Henry Krueger
Ernst Kieschnik
Ben Schneider
August G. Mueller
Mesdames Deharde
Pannewitz
John Kuck
Hochheim
R. J. Etlinger
Joe Fiedrich
Arthur Kneiper
New Braunfels
A. ‘Ott
Selma
R. C. Hoover
E. Gray
A. Riggs
B. Ely
E. Hawkes
Pink Cooper
R. Wiseman
Flatonia
E. Hoover
Eagle Lake
P. Hoffman
R. Hoffman
Columbus
H. J. Schindt
H. Franke
R. Wendel
J. Sechraer
B. Kleihege
L. Krause
Industry
Ford
Ally
Moulton Motor Co
PTA
World War Veterans
Mate Bank
Moulton, Texas
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