Mrs Eliza Zwernemann Rites Held In Lutheran Cemetery
Mrs Eliza Zwernemann died suddenly Tuesday at her home west of the city at age 76 years 1 month and 24 days Her funeral was held Thursday afternoon at Moulton Lutheran Cemetery Rev A Heineke officiating She was a native of Germany who came to the United States at age 11 Surviving are six children Theodore August Ernst and Emil Zwernemann Deenville Mrs Paul Suehs of Deenville and Mrs Robert Marburger of Moulton
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Eliza Zwernemann
Moulton Lutheran Cemetery
A. Heineke
Germany
Theodore
August
Ernst
Emil Zwernemann
Deenville
Paul Suehs
Robert Marburger
Moulton
August Mueller Birthday Anniversary Celebration
Mr. and Mrs. August Mueller entertained relatives and friends Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Mueller's birthday anniversary. Guests enjoyed games and conversation and were served dainty refreshments in a pleasant afternoon gathering.
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August Mueller
Mrs. Mueller
Ranger Death in Austin Shooting Involving Captains Cunningham and Veale
Ranger B F Veale died after a shooting Friday afternoon in Austin. Captain E F Cunningham was shot in the neck but not seriously hurt and was granted bail of $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Cunningham
B. F. Veale
Austin
Ranger Veale
Cunningham
Lutherans to Lead World Reconstruction Campaign
American Lutherans plan overseas Reconstruction Services to lead spiritual rebuilding of Europe. They tout democratic church life in the United States, cite unity during WWI, and mobilize sixty mass meetings from Boston to Seattle led by Rev O H Pannkoke to fund and educate Lutherans nationwide.
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America
Europe
United States
American Lutheran Church
Arizona
National Lutheran Council
New York
E. A. Smith
Thos. Marshall
Boston
Seattle
San Francisco
Duluth
Red Cross Sends Shirts From Moulton Branch
The Moulton Branch of the La Vac a County Chapter of the American Red Cross sent fifty men's shirts to head quarters at Hallettsville. The branch plans future sewing sessions at the workroom and invites volunteers to help for the cause.
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Moulton
Lavaca County
The
American Red Cross
Hallettsville
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Moulton Route One Update from the Eagle Dear
Alva Timm a Barnsville teacher visited Hallettsville with relatives and friends. Frank Hinch welcomed a son in the family. Henry Breitschoot returned from France with the AEF. Gaertner and Faltisek families hosted visitors. Faltisek welcomed a daughter. Pesek underwent appendectomy at Guenther hospital and hopes for quick recovery. Pavlicek family spent Sunday with kin. More to come.
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Moulton
Alva Timm
Barnsville
Hallettsville
Frank Hinch
Henry A. Breitschoot
France
Frank Gaertner
Henry Petras
Frank Faltisek
John Pesek
Guenther Hospital
Joe Pavlicek
Letter from France from Private Orto Marburger
A 1919 letter from St. Aignan France dated January 19 1919 from Private Orto Marburger to Walter Marburger in Texas. He reports Tam still in France and wishes to work in the fields after two months rain and a recent sunny spell, notes frost and asks about Fred and Laura, mentions Floyd at home and that he has no regular U. S. address to receive mail.
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St. Aignan
France
Walter Marburger
Texas
Tam
Fred
Laura
Floyd
Mamma
U. S
Veterans Return From France Battalions in Galveston and Houston
Henry Breitschopf of the Child Trench Motor Battalion returns home after training at Fort Crockett Galveston sailing from New York July 13 1918 and starting home January 4 mustered out at Camp Logan Houston Alfred Hirsch a French Motor Battalion member came home Saturday after discharge at Camp LeRavia Oscar Lee Bunting of the Fourth Trench Motor Battalion returned recently from overseas and on brief furlough expects discharge soon.
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Henry Breitschopf
Child Trench Motor Battalion
France
Mr. Breitschopf
Fort Crockett
Galveston
New York
Camp Logan
Houston
Alfred Hirsch
Camp Lravia
Oscar Lee Bunting
Fourth Trench Motor Battalion
States
Local Notes on Visits and a Land Purchase
Albina Kubena returns from a Shi ner visit while J W Petrasch starts work at F T Fehrenkamp Sona lumber yard. Mixus Helen Menke leaves for Shiner to stay with her mother and Mrs William J Tomasko of Shiner visits. Mrs Ray Humphreys of Port Arthur visits her parents Mrs Eu A Bathorp. Jobo Miadenka returns from Houston where he visited his son Charles Miadenka. Mrs C M Kotsebue returns from Shiver visiting daughter Mrs William Franke. William Henrichs buys 178 1 acres adjoining town for 1757 through real estate agent BP Filipp.
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Ray Humphreys
Port Arthur
Mra. EU, A. Bathorp
Jobo Miadenka
Houston
Charles Miadenka
William Henrichs
Louise Pieper
Letter from Abroad Describes Frontline Life in 359th Infantry
Corporal Louis J. Kubicek of Co C 359th Infantry writes from Crow Germany on December 27 1918 to F L Hofner of Moulton Texas. He recounts seeing German towns along the Mosel river and a brigade review four miles away. He mentions earning the D C C cross for leadership and describes shell fire digging holes and overcoming barbed wire and machine guns at St Mihiel Maes and the Argonne sector.
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Crow
Germany
F. L. Hofner
Moulton
Texas
Mosel
D. C. C. Cross
G. I
359Th
St. Mihiel
Maes
Argonne
Preirie
Louis J. Kubicek
359Th Infantry
Farewell Party For Beo Mueller Family Before Move
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs Beo Mueller hosted a farewell for Mrs Lina Aschenbeck and her children before they relocate to Burlington. Coffee cake and sandwiches were served. Attendees included Frank Koenig Sr Joe Wagner Emil Pundt Emilie Henrichs Louise Pieper Charles Lueke Rudolph Mueller Frank Raab Otto Eilert G J Bohnenkamp Henry Pohler Kay Wagner Leona Merrem Willie Schroeder Minnie Pundt Hilda Krause Hertha Pieper. After refreshments guests accompanied the family to the depot and offered well wishes.
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Beo Mueller
Lina Aschenbeck
Burlington
Messrs
Frank Koenig, Sr
Joe Wagner
Emil Pundt
Emilie Henrichs
Louise Pieper
Charles Lueke
Rudolph Mueller
Frank Raab
Otto Eilert
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Henry Pohler
Kay Wagner
Local Families Change Dwellings Across City Areas
Mr J J Linder and family moved into the Lina Aschenbeck cottage in the poucheastern city area. Mr J W Petrasch and family moved into the Emil Darilek home in the northeastern part. Mr and Mrs Joe Uilmann now reside in the Jacob Nachlinger cottage on West First street.
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J. J. Linder
Lina Aschenbeck
Poucheastern
J. W. Petrasch
Emil Darilek
God
Joe Uilmann
Jacob Nachlinger
West First Street
Home and School Club Meeting Notice
Mrs Ed Studeman president asks The Eagle to announce a regular meeting of the Home and School Club at the Sam and Will Moore Institute on Friday February 14 at 4 o clock in the afternoon. All members are urged to attend.
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Ed, Studeman
Home and School Club
The
Eagle
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Forty two Party Honors High School Pupil Henry Karl
Friday evening February 7 Mr and Mrs Henry A Menefee with Mrs Kade Haltom hosted a Forty two party for High School pupils and guests in honor of their son Henry Karl. Olga Valenta won the prize a box of stationery while C C Roeder won the booby a rubber pacifier. Music and refreshments followed with many attendees listed including Olga Valenta and Etta Koester.
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Henry A. Menefee
Kade Haltom
Henry Karl
Olga Valenta
C. C. Roeder
Alice Arvim
Erna Hillmer
Kathleen Preston
Evelyn Richter
Lillian Jaeggli
Elvira Buescher
Mildred Knape
Anita von Lieren
Theodora Jaeggli
Alice Kotzebue
Etta Koester
Pauline Rehmer
Cecelia Rehmer
Edna Valenta
Valentine Krause
Messrs. C. C. Roeder
Werner Egg
Roosevelt Klinger
Erwin Oehl
Emil Papacek
Roy Kotzebue
Oscar Brunkenhoefer
Fred Mueller
George Flegsner
Edward Studeman
Clarence Knape
Willie Etlinger
Ollie Linder
Claude Manning
Eddie Valenta
Vladimir Gajer
Moulton High Literary Society Elects New Officers
The S. and W. M. L Literary Society at Moulton Public High School held a Friday meeting on February 21, 1919 electing Werner Egg as president Alice Arnim as vice president Roy Kotzebue as secretary Fred Mueller as critic and C C Roeder as press reporter The group invites parents to attend upcoming meetings expressing hope for betterment and continued student interest in the program.
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Literary Society
Moulton Public High School
Fearyp
Werner Egg
Alice Arnim
Roy Kotzebue
Fred Mueller
C. C. Roeder
Lutheran Church News in Moulton on February 16
Next Sunday February 16 services in Moulton at 4 30 p m and 7 39 p m. Rev Sagebiel state chairman of the reconstruction campaign of the National Lutheran Council will address the Moulton church on The Purpose the Method and the Blessings of the Lutheran Reconstruction Campaign. Everyone is cordially invited. H A Heineke Pastor.
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Moulton
Sagebiel
National Lutheran Council
H. A. Heineke
Mrs. Sofka dies after illness at age about 30
Mrs. Frank Sofka of a rural area died Saturday after several days illness. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon with services at the Catholic cemetery conducted by Rev. Father Neubert. She was about 30 years old and leaves her husband and four young children.
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Frank Sofka
Father Neubert
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Annie Brom
Kea
H. L. Redman
New Haven
Miles
Lutheran Forces of World
Red Cross
Private Orto Marburger
Albina Kubena
Shiner
F. T. Fehrenkamp & Sona
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Jacob Tomasko
C. M. Kotsebue
Shiver
William Franke
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