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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1915
Page
6
From Our Exchanges Mr and Mrs A G Kotzebue Miss Wilma Gosh and Frank Wotipka drove to San Antonio last Wednesday night and spent Thanksgiving Day there.
Sheriff E H Houchins selected Oscar Shoemake of our city to be first deputy after J M Canon resigned to become marshal at Shiner. Shoemake starts December 1 and has three years in local barber trade plus prior experience as deputy under C E Munson.
On November 24 at St Marys church Jno Pany and Sophie Tampke wed in a ceremony led by Rev C J Benes. Relatives and friends later attended a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents home. The groom is Frank Pany’s son and a prominent local citizen. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L Tampke. The couple will live with the groom’s father.
Wednesday November 24 the United States flag presented to the Sam and Will Moore Institute by Hulda Rapp. Senior class poems and orations include Old Glory The Flag The Stars and Stripes Our Country The Voice of the Flag. Local visits note Rev F X Wolf new Eagle reader Leroy Buescher Manuel Balhorn Mr Otto Jaroszewski and families others moved to Moulton welcomed new residents Adam Wendel and wife.
Lavaca county schools including Boursville and Komensky weigh state aid as costly upgrades loom. Boursville has funded desks globes maps a dictionary a clock a flag desks a stove a wind tower plates and fencing with total three year outlays over 2000 and 452 debt due 1915. Trustees plan to reduce debt with patrons and supporters aiding renovations. Local residents Mr and Mrs Kohlleffel and Mrs Krueger attend gatherings and celebrations amid memories of birthdays with refreshment served.
Flatonia Texas report of diphtheria deaths of Frank Bily's two daughters, ages 3 and 16, who died Tuesday and were buried together near the family home.
F. C. Kaase came back Saturday after a seven day stay in Austin. He conducted business and visited local points of interest during the trip.
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