Culak School Gossip From February 11 1918
A weekend of rain brings social visits across Culak School. Families including Hartmann Huff and Schodde share meals and companionship at several homes while Mrs Alb Brom improves from illness.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1918
Page
5
A weekend of rain brings social visits across Culak School. Families including Hartmann Huff and Schodde share meals and companionship at several homes while Mrs Alb Brom improves from illness.
Rain improves farming prospects as ground is broken for a college nearing completion. The 76 year old pioneer Mrs A B Key dies on February 2. Services by the Moulton church pastor are noted. she rests in Stonewall cemetery. February 13 1918 Lone Star.
Rain fell in Old Moulton on Saturday aiding gardens and fields. Louie Wendel of Shiner checked his farm Tuesday. Dr and Mrs A G Montgomery of Wichita Kansas stayed Wednesday night with Henry Cook’s family and left for Rosenberg Thursday. Charlie Beyer and family and Mc Hansen with daughter visited Flatonia Friday on business. Residents attended a Wilson home party near Flatonia and enjoyed a good time. Mr and Mrs Henry Sonsel and Hy A Cook attended Anton Heinrich’s funeral in Moujton Sunday afternoon. February 12 1918.
A steady all day rain blessed the Moulton area on Saturday aiding farmers to resume field work. A baby boy was born February 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Pieper but died four hours later. services were held at Sloult on Lutheran Cemetery. Mrs. Pieper and relatives contend with pneumonia. Local residents report illnesses, car ownership updates, and attendance at a Monday dance and a Sunday funeral.
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