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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1920
Page
1
A proclamation urges keeping printing duties local. A note quotes Adolph Westerhof Louis Baur Raymond and Vladike Pastejovsky students at the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas visiting home for the holidays.
In Dilworth a tribute recalls Edward Bohm Sr of Moulton who died November 15 1920 while returning from a Europe trip and was buried at sea. He is mourned as a faithful husband father and valued citizen with deep sympathy extended to family and friends.
Notice from Beran's Auto Sales Co offering 50 dollars in cash to anyone who brings a prospect and deposit for an automobile. The dealer guarantees defective parts for one year and provides 90 days of free service. R. F. Beran.
Saturday Joseph Winzig hosted a play party with a large, lively crowd. Sunday a gathering at Mr and Mrs R J Vogt celebrated Mrs Vogt birthday with well wishes for many returns. Misses Ducho Temp lin Leazar and others attended.
Mrs. EK Bowe entertained the Baursville Tuberan Frauen ver ein last Wednesday for a birthday anniversary celebration. The group planned to meet again with Mrs. Ad Baur on Wednesday, Jan. 5.
Local residents return home for holidays including William Weetcourt Emil Siems and Mrs Holtom plus relatives. Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein to elect officers January 6 with Mrs Eilert hosting. The Eagle will not publish next week. resumes January 7 21. Birthday greetings and arrivals of Bobumir Cigora and Joe Zabradnik noted with employment at Ed Bochu’s Sons.
An expansion effort at the Sam and Will Moore Institute gains momentum as supporters push for a prominent addition to the institute’s campus in the new year. Key donors and local groups back the project to enhance facilities and programs.
The dove season closed December 15 and the quail season ends February 1. The in-going legislature is urged to enact a law prohibiting shooting doves and quail for five years or more. Farmers rely on these birds and seek protection.
Farmers face low selling prices and high buying costs while Culak School invites the community to an evening entertainment on December 23 at 7:30. A notice also mentions a Christmas and New Year greeting as the year ends.
Rev. EH Hauvemann and family relocate from Fredericksburg to Moulton becoming pastor of the Moulton and Baursville Lutheran churches. He delivered his first sermon to a full church, praised as a strong speaker. Sunday school plans a Christmas program Saturday night December 25.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports this year’s value of important crops at 9 148 519 000 dollars, down from 14 087 995 000 dollars the previous year.
J W Naublinger hosted a Dec 16 gathering for the 90th birthday of Mrs Anna Muellenberndt. Relatives and friends attended the pleasant afternoon with dainty refreshments. Guests included Mr and Mrs A V Dittmar, Mrs Win Hermes, and Mrs Fred Kopeka of Shiner.
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