Komensky P T A Holds February Meeting
The Komensky P T A met February 1 with vice president William H J Wenske presiding. Teachers planned a March program while Jerome Kocian presented his basketball team’s Ellinger tournament trophy and was praised. Refreshments followed, with Progressive 42 as the night’s popular game. next meeting is March 7 at the schoolhouse.
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Komensky P.-T.a
William H. J. Wenske
Jerome Kocian
P.I. A
Ellinger
Schulenburg Couple Visits Relatives in Moulton
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Herzik of Schulenburg spent Sunday in Moulton visiting relatives. Mrs. Ed. Boehm, Sr. and Mrs. Elo C. Fehrenkamp spent several days of last week visiting in Austin.
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Gene Herzik
Schulenburg
Moulton
Ed. Boehm, Sr
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Austin
Local visits and gatherings across Gonzales Moulton and Mineral Wells
Mr and Mrs George Bargman of Gonzales spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs F T Fehrenkamp. Mr and Mrs Stanley Cernosek and baby spent the weekend visiting relatives at Mineral Wells and Megargel. Arnold Papacek of Austin spent last week in Moulton visiting his parents, while F L Teague, music teacher, attended a meeting at Mineral Wells.
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George Bargman
Gonzales
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Stanley F. Cernosek
Baby
Mineral Wells
Megargel
Arnold Papacek
Austin
Moulton
Mrs
R. B. Papacek
F. L. Teague
Dorothy Fehren kamp Returns to Austin for College Work
Miss Dorothy Louise Fehren kamp returns to Austin after visiting home folks here to resume her college studies.
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Dorothy Louise Fehrenkamp
Austin
Harbor Inn operator J G Hull visits Moulton
J G Hull who runs the Harbor Inn at Palacios spent the past weekend in Moulton visiting relatives and handling business matters.
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J. G. Hull
Harbor Inn
Palacios
Moulton
Riske Family Visit Reported in Moulton
Elmer Carl Riske of Houston spent last weekend in Moulton visiting his mother Mrs. Charles O. Riske and his sister Miss Vivian Rise.
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Elmer Carl Riske
Houston
Moulton
Charles O. Riske
Vivian Rise
Browning Recovers from Surgery at Home
W. T. Browning of Yoakum, recently released from surgery, is reported to be getting along nicely after returning home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anders of Yoakum were in Moulton Friday for business and to renew their allegiance to The Eagle.
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W. T. Browning
Yoakum
Eugene Anders
School Principals Visit Hallettsville On Saturday
Telva Hayden Will Henry Burt and Malvin Merrem principals of Baursville Oak Grove and Evergreen Schools were in Hallettsville Saturday on business.
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Telva Hayden
Will Henry Burt
Malvin Merrem
Baursville
Oak Grove
Evergreen
Hallettsville
Mark C. Driscoll, Former Yoakum Bank VP, Dies in Houston
Mark C. Driscoll age 58 longtime bank executive and former vice president of Yoakum State Bank died Sunday morning at his Houston home. Burial was at Glenwood Cemetery in Houston with Rev. F H. Dugan presiding. He is survived by his widow and one brother.
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Mark C. Driscoll
Yoakum State Bank
Houston
Glenwood Cemetery
Rev
F. H. Dugan
Baursville School Plans Invitational Tournaments
Baursville School will host an invitation tournament for boys and girls playground ball and senior girls volleyball on Saturday February 10. About 15 teams are expected from Evergreen Oak Grove New Brelau Charlotte nburg Oderburg Moravia Green Engle Breslau Flatonia Komensky with several more possible entrants. Awards will go to first place in each B event. Games follow Interscholastic League rules and meals will be available.
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Baursville
Evergreen
Oak Grove
New Brelau
Charlottenburg
O'denburg
Moravia
Green
Engle
Breslau
Flatonia
Komensky
Krause Family Sells Olmos Store Moves to Three Rivers
Mr. Fred W. Krause and family move from Olmos to Three Rivers where Krause and his son Alfred open a Western Auto Supply Associate Store. They have sold their Olmos store. the Krause family formerly lived in Moulton.
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Fred W. Krause
Olmos
Three Rivers
Krause
Alfred
Western Auto Supply
Moulton
Oil Supplants Cotton as Texas’ Top Money Crop in 1929
In 1929 oil replaced cotton as Texas’ leading money crop, signaling a pivotal shift in the state’s agricultural and economic landscape and reflecting broader energy-driven growth during the era.
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Texas
Texas Carbon Black Plants Dominate National Output
Texas operates forty carbon black plants producing 425 million pounds yearly and accounting for 82 percent of the nation’s total output.
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Texas
Texas Refining Capacity Figures Highlight Oil Output
Texas handles 1,386,000 barrels per day of refining capacity, about one third of the national total of 4,650,000 barrels. The data underscore Texas importance in U S oil production and processing capacity.
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Texas
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Nicholson
Arizona
Oklahoma
Pillsbury’s
J. T. Jaeggi
General Auto
Acetylene
Jarosek’s
Moulton, Texas
Edwin A. Jaeggli
A. J. Darilek
F. & M. State Bank
Novosad
Plymouth
Vrana Hatchery
Moravia, Texas
Schulenburg, Texas
Rt. 5
Progressive
P.T.A
Kamensky
Baursville School
Sell
Red Hawk
Dr. Salsbury
Boehm’s’ Sons
Moulton Lodge
A.W
A.M
Otho Casey
W. M. Wm. Miculka
JSOE
Ad. A. Haas
Wm Miculka
Almedia Beauty Shoppe
Eugene
Drin EX
Shiner Beer
Fred F. Fehrenkamp
Texaco Products
U.S. Tires
Cedar Springs
Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation For
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