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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
1
The article urges all capable individuals to take Red Cross First Aid training for injuries anywhere. It cites a young wife who cut her wrist with a jagged can lid and credits prompt first aid and a doctor’s arrival with preventing blood poisoning.
Notice states Beran's Auto Sales offers 50 dollars cash to anyone bringing a prospect and deposit for an automobile with a one year parts guarantee and 90 days free service. Deputy collector Lee Sha assists tax payers at First State Bank of Moulton from noon Feb 22 to noon Feb 23 to help prepare 1920 income tax returns.
The Eagle announces the Catholic Ladies' Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp on Tuesday February 8. All members are kindly requested to attend.
Services in Moulton Sunday morning at 10350, English citizens at 7 p.m. Services in Boursville on the second and fourth Sundays of each month.
Victor Kehrenkamp returned from a temple visit on Wednesday. Roma Mayne visiting her uncle’s family at Cuero returned Sunday. Milton Meiners of Waelder visited his parents, the Meiners family, on Saturday. Edmund L. Etlinger and family, Helen Kotzebue and daughters, and Mary Goetz visited Gonzales relatives Sunday. John F. Hajek and family of Sweet Home and Emil Knesek and Annie Haidusek of Engle visited the Knesek family Sunday. Erwin Henry Emil Krueger, son of Gustav Krueger Jr., was christened at the Lutheran church Sunday morning. Arthur J. Tschoepe and family of Blessing visited last week, calling on Helen Kotzebue and Mary Goetz. Mrs. Frank Biebunko, who recently had surgery at the Guenther hospital, is recovering well.
Farmers finish plowing as Mrs. and Mr. Schmidt welcome a baby boy born January 30. A baby girl born January 24 to Bohumir Buslav family died January 28. interment in Praha cemetery. Social visits and dances noted at Appell’s Hill Henkhaus and with the Wenske, Schulte, Prause, Kortwig, Koester families. January 31, tat.
The Eagle thanks readers for paying subscriptions since his report. Names include Charles Wagoner Shier Mrs F Nesista Temple Albert Pustejovsky Moulton Emil Anderle Rowena John Bucek San Antonio Henry Schoenfeld Moulton Mies Mary Winzig Flatonia W K Richter Moulton Willie Oehl Moulton K Brunkenhoefer San Antonio G J Bohnenkamp Moulton Henry Fehrenkamp Moulton Joe Dulak Moulton Alfred Kubitz Port Worth K L Eulinger Moulton Willie Schroeder Moulton August Boksch Moulton.
Hallettsville will dedicate a modern school building on Tuesday February 8. The cost is about £68,000 and the new facility includes ten classrooms and an auditorium that seats 600. The town now has one of the region’s most up to date school structures.
A Georgia editor records Jim Brown’s death with a rugged parable of drowning to crossing river and reaching heaven. The piece notes his poverty yet celebrates his paid newspaper subscription and arrival with a brighter suit than ever worn.
Lavaca County hosts the Interscholastic League County Meet in Shiner on March 18 and 19 with events including spelling essay debate and declamation preliminaries track and field tennis and volleyball and prize announcements and awards on March 19.
A group of city youth rehearsed an up roaring comedy drama The Jonah under supervision by Superintendent C C Roeder. The staged performance aims to raise funds for the school and will occur at an early date.
Miss Adelia Kroeger of Shiver arrived Monday to visit her sister Mrs. Victor Febrenkamp, noting family ties and travel.
Sergeant Harry T. Pitts of Kelly Field and Miss Erna Hillmer were wed at 8:30 AM Sunday January 31 at the Hillmer home with Rev Hannemann officiating. Pitts, a Fallon Nevada native, rests with the Air Service at Kelly Field San Antonio. Erna Hillmer, a top Moulton student, graduated from Sam and Will Moore Institute in 1919 and Baldwin’s Business College Yoakum. The couple will reside in San Antonio until orders send Pitts to Chicago.
A charity event at a movie theater raised 39.23 dollars for starving European children. Admission was voluntary. attendees donated as they wished. August Kotzebue publicly thanked the audience for their generous gifts after the program.
J R Matula struck a flow of natural gas two miles south of town while drilling the Louis Mraz farm well. Gas burns four feet above the casing as crews plan to deepen the well seeking a stronger flow and potential oil field in the area. This marks the third gas well in the community with many believing a vast oil field lies beneath.
Willie H. Koester who ran a meat market and restaurant on Main Street has sold the business to Dulak Bros. of Shiner. They took possession on January 21. Koester has not yet decided his next line of work.
E W Kirkpatrick of the Texas Industrial Congress argues Texas counties import about a million dollars annually in food and feed from other states. He urges crop diversification and livestock farming to keep that money in Texas for homes schools churches roads and local improvements. If towns like McKinney produced more meat dairy and crops locally they could sustain markets and reduce credit system evils while supporting teachers preachers and community growth. He calls for self sufficiency to keep cotton money at home.
Mr Magnus Mertz and Miss Annie Krause were married at the Lutheran church Sunday evening by Rev E Ban deman. The couple reside south of Halletts ville and are praised by friends for a long and happy married life.
Mr and Mrs Louis Koesteo near Moulton welcome a bouncing baby boy born January 21. The Kagte extends congratulations and best wishes.
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