Enrollments Rising as Texas Plans Inaugural Gov Ball
Enrollment figures show 65 868 students in colleges nationwide. Texas faces funding strain as lawmakers debate remedies while Mrs Miriam Ferguson and Edgar Witt prepare to be inaugurated on January 17. A series of state concerns include school per student funding, terracing efforts, and ongoing highway construction. Representatives Garrett and others are noted in recent political events.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
Edgar Witt
Austin
Farmers & Merchants Bank Reelects Officers in Moulton
The Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Moulton held its annual stockholders meeting on December 14. Directors and officers were re-elected for the coming year, the bank declared a 4 percent dividend, and $1000 was added to the surplus. Directors: F T Fehrenkamp, Ed Boehm, J T Jaeggli, E C Fehrenkamp, John Mladenka. Officers: F T Fehrenkamp president, Ed Boehm and J T Jaeggli vice presidents, E C Fehrenkamp cashier, William Miculka assistant cashier, W H Pundt teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers & Merchants State Bank of Moulton
F. T. Fehlrenkamp
Ed. Boehm
J. T. Jaeggli
E. C. Fehrenkamp
John Mladenka
F. T. Fehrenkamp
J.T. Jaeggli
William Miculka
W. H. Pundt
Teller
Red Cross Notes At Moulton Branch
The Moulton Branch of the American Red Cross has received twenty seven sacks of flour from headquarters at Hallettsville for distribution to needy residents. The local committee includes Rev. A H Falkenberg Rev. Joseph Kopp Rev. C A Dickson and Superintendent W E Smith with O F Knape as chairman. They will issue requisitions to those proven to be in need and those seeking cotton goods should contact committee members with yardage and material type. A meeting will be held soon to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
American Red Cross
Hallettsville
A. H. Falkenberg
Joseph Kopp
C. A. Dickson
W. E. Smith
O. F. Knape
Moulton Branch
Auxiliary Ladies Pack Christmas Cheer for Ex-Servicemen
The Geier Merrem American Legion Post Ladies Auxiliary sent four boxes of Christmas packages to San Antonio headquarters for distribution to ex service men in hospitals. The boxes are neatly made up to cheer the hearts of the veterans.
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Geier-Merrem American Legion Post Ladies’ Auxiliary
San Antonio
Christmas Season Greeting From Local Businesses
A list of area merchants and services extends holiday wishes and thanks to customers for the year. Businesses include banks, lumberyards, dairies, theatres, garages, feed stores, barber shops, and service stations, all signing as a collective greeting.
Moulton Couple Celebrates Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Mueller of Moulton marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary on December 14 at home with their children and friends. Rev. A H Falken kamp led Jubilee services and Psalm 103 was read. A large dinner followed and many relatives attended including brothers John G., August G., and G. H. Mueller. The couple have ten living children, 25 grandchildren, and 6 great grandchildren, with two generations lost to death in fifty years. The Eagle offers congratulations and hopes for a diamond anniversary in 26 years.
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H. F. Mueller
Moulton
P.M
A. H. Falkenberg
Mueller
Ross Prairie
Mrs. Mueller
Kunigunde Seibert
Wm. Westerhoff
Baursville Lutheran Church
Baursville
A. H. Falkenkamp
D. Fisbeck
Henry Wachtendorf
G. H. Mueller
William Hillmer
Henry Krueger
Johr
G. Mueller
August G. Mueller
George Mueller
Walter Haas
Alten Mueller
Henry E.hollmann
Kenedy
Oscar Bauman
Flatonia Physician Dr. Marech Dies in San Antonio
Dr. Frank J. Marech of Flatonia dies at 42 in a San Antonio hospital from blood poisoning contracted during an operation. Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church in Flatonia with burial in Praha cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two young children. The Eagle extends sympathy.
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Frank J. Marech
Flatonia
San Antonio
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Praha
Mrs. Ed Kolar Visits Yoakum. Etlinger Recovers From Surgery
Mrs. Ed Kolar traveled to Yoakum Saturday to see her mother Mrs. Henry Etlinger who recently returned from San Antonio after an operation. Mrs. Etlinger is reported to be recovering well.
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Ed. Kolar
Henry Etlinger
San Antonnio
Etlinger
Mrs. Faschingbauer Buried Here Monday
Anna Faschingbauer 56 died of heart failure at her home in Nepal on Saturday afternoon. Funeral held at Zion's Lutheran Church Lindenau with Rev. M J Lorfing and Rev. A H Falkenberg officiating. Burial in Moulton Public Cemetery. Survived by husband Jacob and six children plus four brothers and three sisters. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved.
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Anna Faschingbauer
Nepal
M. J. Lorfing
Lindenau
Zion’s Lutheran Church
A. H. Falkenberg
Moulton
Faschingbauer
Pundt
Ross Prairie
Witting
Lavaca County
Jacob Faschingbauer
William Dziewas
Shiner
Oak Grove
Gonzales County
Ida Randel Albert
Dora
Erma
Mary
Emma Fasching
Bridge Club Meets In Rainy December Evening
Mrs William Meyer hosted the Thursday Bridge Club on December 15 despite rain and cold. Three tables played seven games with final scores awarding Mrs Erwin Oehl a three pound coffee can and Mrs Milton Meiners a deck of cards. Members and guests included Mesdames Cinadr Jaeggli Papacek Jaeggli McCollum Oehl Darilek Meiners Bergfeld Heger and Miss Adela Knesek and Margaret Woodley Quebedeaux. Refreshments featured fruit salad cake sandwiches saltines cookies and coffee.
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William Meyer
Erwin Oehl
Milton Meiners
Mesdames John Cinadr
J. T. Jaeggli
Emil Papacek
Edwin Jaeggli
Cread McCollum
Oscar Darilek
Eagle to skip issue next week for Christmas break
The Eagle will not publish next week as it observes Christmas. The first 1933 issue appears Friday January 6, and the publishers wish readers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Lady breaks leg in fall at home
Mrs. Henry Stoeltje, about 52, of Witting, fell Monday and sustained a fracture of her leg above the knee. She was taken to Shiner hospital and is reported getting along nicely.
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Henry Stoeltje
Witting
Stoeltje
Shiner Hospital
Schools Close After Flu Outbreak
The Sam and Will Moore Institute shut Friday by school board order due to a flu epidemic causing many absences. Classes resume January 3, 1983. St Joseph's School closed Monday and will reopen January 8, 1983.
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Sam and Will Moore Institute
St. Joseph’s
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United States
State Highway Commission
Congress
Daniel Edward Garrett
Houston
Washington
Representative Garrett
Lavaca
J. M. Parks
Texas
F. & M. Bank
Red Cross
Merry Christmas
Merchants State Bank
Moulton, Texas
Sarre
Farmers&Merchants State Bank
Boehm’s Sons
F.T Fehrenkamp & Sons
Central Power &*Ght Company
R. B. Papacek
Emil Jalutka
W. F
Moulton Motor Co
A. J. Darilek
Notary Public and Insurance
New Theater
Wm. Hrnci
Louis Pietsch
Mueller Bros
Boehm
Plandt & Meier
Nieal Market
Vince Rehmer
Texas Company
F. Biehunke
Cinada’s
Anders Garage
Charles Lueke
P. J. Barnec
Kotzebue’s
Kopecky Drug Company Raab
Henry Krause
F. A. Neskorik
Novosad & Vyoral
H. W. Haase & Son
Northend
Aug. Hadchten
Model T
Ad. Anders
Welfs and Batey
Palace
Moulton Farmers’ Co-operative Gin & Mill Company
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Sodawater & Ice
Gulf
Mueller E. D. Meyer
Sinclair Refining Co
Frank Biehunke
S Y
Life
Philco
Lucas Rehmet
F. J. Knesek & Son
W. H. Voss
Moulton Oil & Gin Company
Frank Barta
And
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Rev
A. Dickson
Missionary Baptist Church
Sam Jaeggl
F. F. Heger
Oscar A. Darilek
the Bridge Club
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