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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
13
Rev. L. B. Connell of Ranger has accepted the call as pastor of the Flatonia Baptist Church. First services will be held Sunday after several months without a pastor due to Rev. Mr. Petty's resignation.
Lavaca County reports the deaths of Omar Harless and Charlie Judd from pneumonia while serving in the Cuero machine gun company of the National Guard stationed at Fort Worth’s Camp Bowie. Omar Harless was the son of Mrs. Fed Harless of the Ezzell area and Charlie Judd the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Judd of near Williamsburg.
Shiner Route Three notes routine visits and news from December 1917. Adolph Priesmeyer returns home from Moulton hospital after weeks away. The locais report visits by Pavlica Mueller Heidrich Lockstedt family friends and relatives from Gonzales Darling and Cuero. Local students rehearse a school play for January while residents like Gast Bannert and Kotzebue share calls and travel to Victoria Freyburg and Austin.
A 1917 December 4 item lists social visits across the Culak and Huff families including Ko lar and erjoyed kodaking. Many family gatherings occur with Heersen Schacherl Zavesky and Marburger households noted plus a Dixon visit for Joe Culak and family. John Mares is building a house three miles west of Moulton.
Farmers start field work while local residents send well wishes for Emil Pavelka and Miss Ruby Meiners. Culak and Svoboda families share social visits. Nita Cobb travels home. Ox-Driver records note a child’s operation at Moulton hospital. Last entry dated December 3, 1917.
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