Lorbeeren Lodge Elects New Officers for Year
Lorbeeren Lodge No. 68 auxiliary to the Sons of Hermann elected officers for the coming year. E A Juengermann named president and other officers include Mrs Charles Flessner vice president secretary G J Bohnenkamp treasurer Ida Lueke trustee Louise Anderle finance committee member and delegates to grand lodge G J Bohnenkamp Ida Lueke with alternates Juengerman and Flessner. The lodge donated 5 to German poor relief.
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Lorbeeren Lodge No
Sons of Hermann
E. A. Juengermann
Charles Flessner
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Ida Lueke
Louise Anderle
Charles Lueke
Grand Lodge
E. A. Juengerman
Germany
Mozart Lodge Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
Mozart Lodge No. 59 Sons of Hermann elects J. A. Dietschke as president and Ludwig Heinrich as vice president. G. J. Bohnenkamp becomes secretary with William Hillmer as treasurer. Delegates to grand lodge include Bohnenkamp and others. lodge donates 50 dollars to aid German children and nets 18.50 from member collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Lodge No. 59
Order of the Sons of Hermann
J. A. Dietschke
Ludwig Heinrich
G. J. Bohnenkamp
William Hillmer
William Schodde
Gus Huff
F.W. Krause
William Kram
Grand Lodge
J. A. Diersecke
F. Heerssen
Charles Flessner
Gus. Huff
F. W. Krause
F. Koch
Germany
Prosperous New Year Greetings From Local Businesses
A year end message thanks patrons of many local firms including First State Bank Farmers and Merchants State Bank and dozens of merchants in Moulton with well wishes for 1924. The Guenther Hospital Doctors and Drs Jaegegli Puck are listed. The 1924 Republican National Convention is noted to convene June 10 in Cleveland with 1109 delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
School Club Joins State Federation
The School Club meets to join the State Federation of School Clubs becoming the Parent-Teachers Association. Members urged to pay 50 cent dues to fund state literature. treasury reports 676.95, and spending includes $72 for books and $150 for cement walks. A new piano and victrola discussed. next meeting slated for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of School Clubs
Parent-Teachers Association
Erich Brunkenhoefer
Visitors Reported For Holidays In The Eagle List
The Eagle lists visitors for the holidays reported up to Monday noon. Names and towns include Samuel Wunderlich and family Ad Westerhoff Vladik Pustejovsky Victor Rehmet Houston J W Ermis and family Mrs Henry Miculka San Antonio Ed Balhorn and family Cameron Alfred Balhorn Waco J W Nachlinger and children Taylor Raymond Puste jovsky Abilene John Mang and family Cedar Creek August W Krause Dallas L E Taylor Cuero William G C Schmeltekopf Kyle John Bucek and family William Wilks San Antonio Willie Eilert and family Seguin.
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The
Eagle
Samuel Wunderlich
Ad. Westerhoff
Vladik Pustejovsky
Victor Rehmet
Houston
J. W. Ermis
Henry Miculka
San Antonio
Ed. Balhorn
Cameron
Alfred Balhorn
Waco
J. W. Nachlinger
Taylor
Raymond Pustejovsky
Abilene
John Mang
Cedar Creek
August W. Krause
Dallas
L. E. Taylor
Cuero
William GC. Schmeltekopf
Kyle
John Bucek
William Wilks
Willie Eilert
Seguin
No Paper Next Week From The Eagle
The Eagle will not publish next week due to holidays. The first issue in the new year will appear Friday January 11. The note thanks patrons for their support and asks for continued patronage, wishing health happiness and prosperity to all.
Off on Journey To South America
John Mang of Moulton and his sons Frank of Austin and Walter of Gonzales left Tuesday for Uruguay to attend to important business matters.
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South America
John Mang
Moulton
Frank
Austin
Walter
Gonzales
Uruguay
Veteran Editor J C Habermacher Dies in Shiner
Editor J C Habermacher of the Shiner Gazette died at his home in Shiner on December 18 after a lingering illness. He served as editor for thirty years and placed paper management with daughter Ella Lane. Survived by widow two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral held at Methodist church and interment in Shiner City Cemetery. The Eagle extends sympathy to the family.
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J.C. Habermacher
The
Shiner Gazette
Shiner
Methodist
Shiner City
Decedent
W. H. Plageman
Ella E. Lane
Habermacher
Moulton Teachers Home for Christmas
The following Moultonites teaching in various towns are home for holidays Miss Theodora Jaeggli Waelder Miss Lillian Jaeggli Kingsville Miss Magnolia Nachlinger near Hallettsville Henry Hart Menefee Saturn Miss Anita Richter Lockhart Miss Kathleen Preston Jourdanton Miss Lydia and Etta Koester Kyle Misses Anita Irene Bultmeyer Yorktown
Mrs. Bergfeld at Seguin home with son W A Bergfeld
Mrs Bergfeld of Seguin is reported to be at the home of her son W A Bergfeld. The brief note confirms family visit and residence relation in Seguin context.
Moulton Students Home for Holidays
Moulton students at home for the holidays include Misses Alice Kotzebue Gladys Jaeggli C I A Denton Miss Edith von Lienen Se guin Miss Marian Guenther Our Lady of the Lake San Antonio Herbert Meiners Frank Heger and George Flessner Southwest Texas Normal School San Marcos John C Guenther Medical College St Louis Leo Guenther University Austin Roy Kotze bue Medical College Galveston Melvin Leazar Deaughan s Business College San Antonio Hazel Johnson Deaf and Dumb Institute Austin Vladik Hinck Baldwins Business College Yoakum Oscar Brunkenhoefer Medical College Galveston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Alice Kotzebue
Gladys Jaeggli
Denton
Edith von Lienen
Lutheran College
Seguin
Marian Guenther
Our Lady of the Lake
San Antonio
Herbert Meiners
Frank Heger
George Flessner
Southwest Texas Normal School
San Marcos
John C. Guenther
Medical College
St. Louis
Leo Guenther
University
Austin
Roy Kotzebue
Texas Ginnings Report Shows State Total Bales
Texas ginnings before December 1 totaled 3,923,442 bales, per the Commerce Department Census Bureau. Lavaca County produced 36,542 bales, Ellis County led the state with 111,023 bales and Williamson County followed with 108,305 bales.
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Texas
Department of Commerce
Bureau of Census
Lavaca County
Ellis County
Williamson County
Mrs Manning and family return from Mexia visit
Mrs B Manning and children came home Friday after several weeks in Mexia. There is notable improvement in Mrs W A Bergfeld who had been critically ill the past week and is hoped to recover swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Manning
Mexia
W. A. Bergfeld
Also Mentioned on This Page
First State Bank OF
Lorbeeren
No. 99
Mozart Lodge
Santa Claus
A. F. Kotzebue Drug Co
Rexall
First State Bank
Farmers&Merchants State Bank
F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sons, Lumber
Boehm’s Sons
R. Jaeggli & Bro
G. A. Baur
Etlinger Motor Co
L. Rehmet & Sons, Merchants
Henry J. Koester
Papacek & Krause
Munke & Behblen
Wagners
Joe Biehunko
Merchant
Novosad
Joe Buhuslav
Jacob Cinadr
Henry Schraer
F. Biehunko
Minnie Lueke & Co
Kopecky Drug Co
F. W. Neskorik
F.J. Knesek & Son
H.A. Menefee, Agt
Texas Co
Moulton Oil & Gin Co
Ad. Anders
Anders Garage
Frank Krenek
Saddlery
Henry Krause
John Hartl, Jr
Feod Bakery
F.L. Filip
W. E. Graves
W. F. Oehl
Furniture
V. Rehmet
F. O. Wilks
Moulton Light & Ice Co
Felix Tililek, Blacksmith
Raab&Brunkenhoefer, Barbers
W. Janszen
A. J. Jilek
He & Helweg, Insurance
Otto Krause
Palace of Sweets
O. B. Moeller
G. J. Bohnenkamp Bottling Works
Ice
Victor Freytag
Barber
Mesdames
Lueke & Eggert Milliners
A. J. Darilek
John C. Mueller
Guenther Hospital
Drs. Guenther & Jaegegli
P. O. Puck
the Farmers & Merchant's State Bank
Moulton, Texas
A Guaranty Fund Bank
Drs. Kotzebue
Guenther & Jaeggs
Annie Brom