Boy Scouts Elect New Leaders For 1926 Troop
The regular meeting elected Erwart Raab as Senior Patrol Leader with Edward Bohuslav as Scribe and Henry Bohnenkamp as Librarian. Wallace Casey becomes Hawks Patrol Leader and Herbert Pieper remains Silver Foxes Patrol Leader. All scouts wishing to re-register for 1926 should attend next Monday night December 28 with registration fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Robert Kotzebue
Erwart Raab
Edward Bohuslav
Henry Bohnenkamp
Wallace Casey
The
Hawks
Herbert Pieper
Silver Foxes
Kalischko Baby Born as Stavinoha Visits San Antonio
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Kalischko on December 18. F R Stavinoha and son Fred were in San Antonio on business. Jim Coon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Kalischko
F. R. Stavinoha
Fred
San Antonio
Jim Coon
Lutheran Church News Schedule of German Services
Friday morning at 10 15 German Communion Services. Friday evening at 7 00, Sunday School program. Sunday morning at 10 30, German services.
Light & Ice Co Holds Annual Meeting
The Moulton Light & Ice Company met at Farmers & Merchants State Bank on Thursday afternoon, May 17, with president F. T. Fehrenkamp presiding. A 65 percent dividend was declared. All directors and officers were re-elected for the coming year: F. T. Fehrenkamp, J. T. Jaeggli, Dr. J. G. Guenther, Ed. Boehm, O. F. Knape, with Ed. Boehm as vice president, E. C. Fehrenkamp as secretary treasurer, and Smith Leazar as general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Light & Ice Company
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Aa Aggee
F. T. Fehrenkamp
F.T. Fehrenkamp
J. T. Jaeggli
J.G. Guenther
Ed. Boehm
O. F. Knape
E. C. Fehrenkamp
Smith Leazar
Kubenka Telephone Company Annual Meeting Notice
The Kubenka Telephone Company will hold its annual meeting at Kamensky School on Sunday December 27 at 1 pm. Members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kubenka Telephone Company
Kamensky
Roscoe Families Visit for Christmas Holidays
Mr. Ben Mueller and family, Mr. August Henrichs and family, and Mr. Arnold Rannefeld and family, all of Roscoe, are here for the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mueller
August Henrichs
Arnold Rannefeld
Roscoe
Mrs Mary Hillmer Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Mary Hillmer sister in law to William Hillmer of this city died at Yorktown Monday December 21 after a lingering illness The remains were taken to Shiner for interment Tuesday afternoon Rev Sagebiel officiating at the home and Rev Pfenniger at the grave She was in her 68th year and is survived by two daughters Mesdames N E Jenkins and Eugene Sergy of Fort Worth and two sons Felix and Frank Hillmer of Yorktown and twelve grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hillmer
William Hillmer
Yorktown
Shiner
Sagebiel
Pfenniger
Hilmer
Mesdames N. E. Jenkins
Eugene Sergy
Fort Worth
Felix
Frank Hillmer
Moulton School Elects Senior Class Officers
The seniors organized their class weeks ago and elected officers: President Isabel Papacek, vice president Edgar Meiners, secretary and treasurer Eleanore Petrash, press reporter Herbert Pieper. Blue and Gold are class colors, Marechal Niel Rose is the class flower, and the motto is not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Papacek
Edgar Meiners
Eleanore Petrash
Herbert Pieper
Marechal Niel
Community merchants list solicitation and supporters
A public notice lists numerous local businesses and individuals as supporters and patrons of the community over the past year, including banks, lumber yards, drug stores, hardware stores, meat markets, barbers, garages, and service firms, inviting continued patronage in the coming year.
Christmas Program At Sam and Will Moore Institute
The grades of the Sam and Will Moore Institute presented a varied Christmas program at the school auditorium Tuesday evening. The event featured plays songs and drills to a large attendance despite the cold. Receipts totaled 85.75 and teachers earned praise for organizing the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Gin Fire Destroys Moulton Area Gin Plant
Fire at the William F. Eilert gin plant west of Moulton destroyed the facility after midnight following an afternoon blaze. Initial damage was limited by early suppression and insured, but a second fire the next morning totalled the plant with an estimated loss of about $6,000, insured for $4,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Eilert
Moulton
Local Illnesses Reported In Community
John Darilek is very ill at home in Henkhaus. Miss Lillie Krause has been ill several weeks and is improving. Mrs. Emil Koester is slowly getting better at a Temple hospital. Miss Cecile Rehmer underwent an appendicitis operation at the local hospital Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Darilek
Henkhaus
Lillie Krause
Emil Koester
Temple Hospital
Cecile Rehmer
Subscriptions Collected From Local Readers
The Fagle thanks readers for payment since last report including Mrs. T. T. Walker of San Saba, Gus Mueller new, Moulon, Tom Picha of Shiner, Smith Leazar of Moulton, Mrs. H. Bultmeyer of Moulton, Miss Wanda Will of Dilworth, Herman Chemnitz of Cleburne, Mrs. Bertha Janszen of Mouton.
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Fagle
T. T. Walker
San Saba
Gus Mueller
New
Moulon
Tom Picha
Shiner
Smith
St Joseph School Closes for Holidays
The St Joseph School closed Wednesday for the Christmas holidays and will re open January 4, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph School
St. Joseph
Guenther Hospital Doctors Named in Year Opening
Readable text lists Guenther Hospital doctors including Guenther Jaeggli Puck Dirilek as part of a year opening note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guenther Hospital
Guenther & Jaeggli
P. O. Puck
Oscar A. Dirilek
No Paper Next Week Elects Officers
Owing to the holidays there will be no issue of The Moulton J. We thank the public for the patronage extended us during the year now closing and solicit a continuance of confidence in the coming year. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from The Publishers. At its annual meeting the D. Ot SPST elected officers for 1926 John Mad enko grand president John Havlik president Frank Kramer Bauer vice president Joseph Zavesky secretary Rud Miculka finance secretary Frank Miculka banker Frank Zapletal escort Felix Tylecek sentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Remai
D. Ot Spst
John Mladenko
John V. Havlik
Frank Kramer
Bauer
Joseph FP. Zavesky
Rud. Miculska
Frank Miculka
Frank Zapletal
Felix Tylecek
Deer Hunt Duo Bags Bucks on 80 000 Acre Ranch
Dr. Sam Jaeggli and Frank Biehunko traveled 450 miles from Moulton to Gonzales to Batesville Pearsall area. Jaeggli took a ten point buck weighing 142 pounds, his second buck this season. Biehunko harvested two small javelina hogs. Road conditions were reported as fine all the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jaeggli
Frank Biehunko
Batesville
Pearsall
Dr. Jaeggli
Mr. Biehunko
Moulton
Gonzales
Headlight Tests Required for 1926 Registrations
Motorists must present a headlight test certificate from a test station within 30 days of registration to obtain a registration certificate. The notice warns to test lights today and not wait until the last minute.
Christmas entertainment at Lutheran Sunday school
The Lutheran Sunday school will present its annual Christmas entertainment at the church on Friday night December 25. A special program has been arranged for the occasion.
Public Schools Close For Christmas Holidays
The Moulton Public Schools closed Wednesday December 23 for the Christmas holidays. Classes will resume Monday January 4, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Moulton and Boursville Frauen Verein Meet at Luther Hall
The Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein plans a Thursday January 7 1926 meeting at Luther Hall with hostesses Mrs W K Richter Mrs Emil Pundt and Mrs Marcus Roehm. The Boursville Lutheran Frauen Verein meets Tuesday January 5 1926 at Luther Hall with hostesses Mrs Ernst Bowe and Miss Ida Lueke. A quilt will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein
Luther Hall
W. K. Richter
Emil Pundt
Marcus Roehm
Boursville Lutheran Frauen Verein
Ernst Bowe
Ida Lueke
Lavaca County Gins Produce 8963 Bales in 1925 Crop
Lavaca county gins turned out 8 963 bales of cotton for the 1925 crop before December 1, down from 34 053 bales on the same date in 1924. Statewide ginnings totaled 3 663 145 bales, compared with 4 424 956 bales last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca
What Moulton Should Do in 1926
A list of recommended actions for Moulton in 1926 includes incorporating as a city, obtaining another highway, installing a sewer system, building an adequate water supply, and graveling streets in the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Kentucky anti gossip law explained in brief
The note mentions an anti gossip law in Kentucky and reports the Texas State Fair profit totaling 101924.42 dollars for Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Dallas
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State Bank OF
Boy Scout News
Lutheran Church News
Texas
Moulton School Notes
Merry
First State Bank
F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons Lumber
Boehm
Rud
Jaeggli & Bro
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Kopecky Drug Company
G. & A. Baur
Moulton Motor Company
R. B. Papacek, Merchant
L. Rehmet & Sons, Merchants
F. W. Neskorik
F. A. Cinadr
G. J. Bohnenkamp Sodawater and Ice
Otto Krause
Jack’s Cafe
Schraer & Mueller
Jacob Cinadr
F. P. Raab
Liberty Barber Shop
Henry Krause
Joe Biehunke
Merchant
W. Rehmet
Adt, A. Wagner Agt
Magnolia Petroleum Co
W. F. Oehl
Furniture
Louis Mueller
Ed Novosad
Anders Garage
H. A. Menefee, Agt
Texas Co
Minnie Lucke & Co
F. Tilicek, Blacksmith
A. W. Janszen
Etlinger Motor Company
Anton Katzer
Herman Schindler
Jno. Schnuriger
Frank Biehunke
F. J. Knesek & Son
Adolph Anders
Lueke & Mueller
Victor Freytag
Henry J. Koester
Joe Bohuslav
George Hamon
Pierce Petroleum Corporation
Thomas R. Campbell
F. L. Filipp
O. B. Mueller
Wm. Kotzebue
Moore
John C. Mueller
P. J. Barnee
Watkin’s
F. Wilks
Moving Pictures
Moulton Eagle
the Farmers & Merchants
Moulton, Texas
Guaranty Fund Bank
Farm and Ranch
Frauen Verein
Buate Ness
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