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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1923

Page

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Local People Visit Nearby Towns and Attend Club Meeting

Miss Olga Wackar of Yoakum visited friends in Moulton this week. Oswald Buescher of Smithville visited in the city Sunday and Monday. Mrs Konstant Rehmer left Sunday for a visit in Houston and Columbus. Bill Schindler returned Sunday from Hallettsville. Mrs R H Morris returns to San Antonio after visiting Mr and Mrs Edmund Etlinger. Mr Samuel Wunderlich and family of Yoakum visited his parents Mr and Mrs George Baur. Home and School Club of Moulton to meet with Mrs Ed Studeman on Friday afternoon Feb 23. Edward Studeman arrived Sunday from Springfield Massachusetts. August Krause takes salesman post in Otto Krause soft drink stand. County Commissioner F Joseph Butschek left for Hallettsville on official business. Otto Templin returned Sunday from Gonzales for his brother Paul Templin's funeral.

Olga Wackar Yoakum Moulton Oswald Buescher Smithville City Konstant Rehmer Houston Columbus R. H. Morris San Antonio Edmund Etlinger Samuel Wunderlich George Baur Moulton Home and School Club Ed. Studeman Edward Studeman Springfield Massachusetts August Krause Otto Krause F. Joseph Butschek Hallettsville Otto Templin Gonzales Paul Templin

Prominent Gonzales Businessman Dies at Home

Paul Templin aged 54, noted local businessman, died after a year long illness in Gonzales Texas. Survived by wife, three daughters including Mrs. Petras and Mrs. Thiede, three stepchildren, four brothers, five sisters, with funeral at the family residence and burial in Woodmen Cemetery.

Gonzales Tex Paul Templin Tillie Petras San Antonio Will Thiede Luella Templin C. W. and G. C.eschenburg Huldah Eschenburg Willie Templin Max Templin Engle Charlie Templin Three Rivers Otto Templin Moulton Martha Loessen Taylor J. R. Bruns Cost August Rabbe Muldoon Frits Olle Flatonia Frank Vrakel Woodmen Cemetery

Forty Two card party yields prize tie and candy

Miss Millie Pustejovsky hosted a Tuesday night 42 game. Twelve rounds produced a tie for the prize between Miss Minnie Lucke and Mr. Milton Meiners. Meiners won a box of candy. Miculka earned the booby prize of Zu Zu cakes. Refreshments included cake and sandwiches.

Millie Pustejovsky Minnie Lucke Milton Meiners Meiners William Miculka

Early Weekday Closing Notices From March to August 1923

A group of merchants and firms agree to close their places of business each weekday at 6 p m from March 1, 1923, to August 1, 1923 excluding Saturdays. Signatories include Rad Jaeggli & Bro G A Baur F Biehunke Henry Schraer L Rehmer & Sons Minnie Lueke Co Janszen Millinery Schindler Krause Brankenhoefer Raab Joe Bohuslav Willie Oehl Ed Boehm Sons Papacek Krause Frank Krenek Jilek Batey Jakub Cinadr FT Fehren camp Sons Tom Vyoral F W Neskorik Joe Biehunko Henry Krause Ad Anders F J Knesek Son John Hartl Jr H Koester.

Rad Jaeggli & Bro G. & A. Baur F. Biehunke Henry Schraer L. Rehmer & Sons Minnie Lueke & Co Janszen Millinery Schindler & Krause Brankenhoefer. & Raab Joe Bohuslav Willie

Miss Myrtle Inez Johnson Dies After Year Long Illness

Miss Myrtle Inez Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Johnson of Old Moulton died last Wednesday after a long illness described as battle with dread malany consumption She was born March 2 1901 and died at 21 years 11 months 19 days old Her body rests in Old Moulton cemetery She is survived by her parents three sisters and three brothers The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved families.

Myrtle Inez Johnson J. C. Johnson Old Moulton Miss Johnson

Governor Signs School Relief Revenue Bill in Texas

Governor Neff signed House Bill No. 1 authorizing 3 million dollars to the Texas school fund for the current scholastic year ending August 31 1923 raising per child funding from 10 to about 12 with no salary rises allowed and funds to extend term. attendees included Melson Marrs and Mrs Marrs. The total signed appropriations now exceed 5.68 million dollars including other measures for deficiencies citrus station Texas Tech and river surveys.

Austin Tex Neff Senate Melson State Superintendent of Public Instruction Marrs A. N. Mc.Callum Texas Technological College

Victor Freytag Becomes Front Street Barbershop Owner

Victor Freytag has purchased Krause and Schindler and now runs the Front Street barber shop. He recently returned Friday from barber college in San Antonio and has taken possession. Mr. Schindler has joined him in the business.

Victor Freytag Front Street Krause & Schindler Freytag San Antonio The Eagle Schindler

Land Purchase Near Rosenberg by Local Buyers

Ruy Rozenburg Oil Land involved buyers William F. Oehl George von Lienen Frank P. Raab Joe Et linger Oscar Anders Louis A. Mig and F. L. Filipp all of this place purchasing 56 acres from Joe Kunz near Rosenberg opposite Gulf Refining Company holdings. Deal negotiated through F. L. Filipp.

William F. Oehl George von Lienen Frank P. Raab Joe Etlinger Oscar Anders Louis A. Mig F. L. Filipp Joe Kunz Rosenberg Gulf Refining Company Holdings

Farmers' Union Meeting In Moulton Branch

The Moulton branch of the Farmers Union will meet Saturday February 24 at 2 p.m. at the usual meeting place for important business. All farmers should attend as it is of great importance to all.

Moulton The Farmers’ Union Ord Iit Goodyear Goodrich

Birthday party honors and prizes awarded at Lexie Petrek event

Miss Ida Lueke hosted a 42 party for Lexie Petrek on Friday evening February 16. Miss Louise Lueke and William Wilks tied for first. Louise won a handkerchief while Millie Pustejovsky received a Mexican cup as booby prize. A lunch of cake sandwiches and coffee was served.

Ida Lueke Lexie Petrek Louise Lueke William Wilks Louise Millie Pustejovsky

Baby establishes headquarters at Knape home

A baby boy was born at the home of O. J. Knape and wife at 3 o'clock Wednesday morning. Mother and son are doing nicely. Mrs. J. W. Nachlinger and the newborn boy returned to Taylor Tuesday after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Bohnenkamp.

O. J. Knape J.W. Nachlinger Taylor G. J. Bohnenkamp

Birthday celebration at Krause home for Valentina

Wednesday afternoon on Valentine’s Day a large group gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Krause to celebrate their daughter Valentina’s birthday. Games and refreshments followed a pleasant afternoon with relatives and friends.

St. Valentine’s Day Charles Krause Valentina

The Grouch on Letting Go a Bad Mood

Advice on dropping grouchiness and embracing honest smiles to improve mood and affect others. The piece suggests a real smile brightens the world and enhances happiness, noting a grouch harms both self and others. Local notes: Mr. Anton Kolar and family and Mr. Ed Kolar visited Flatonia. Miss Viola Pfeil returned from Shiner.

Houston Chronicle Anton Kolar Ed. Kolar Flatonia

Bible Study Class Meeting Announcement

Bible Study Class meets with Mrs. Studeman on Monday at 3 PM. Program includes song prayer roll call Bible quotation devotional from Psalm 108 and a session from 1054 to 1068 led by Mrs. Moore. Come and meet with us.

Studeman

Birthday Party At Rudolph Beran Home

A merry crowd of relatives and friends gathered at the Rudolph Beran home to celebrate Mr. Beran's birthday Tuesday night. Games were played, refreshments were served, and everyone present had a most enjoyable time.

Rudolph Beran Mr. Beran

Lutheran Frauen Verein Meeting Adds Five New Members

Mrs. George von Lienen hosted the Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein last Thursday afternoon with refreshments. Five new members were enrolled: Mrs. John L. Janssen, Mrs. Emil Jaroszewski, Miss Nora Janszen, Erna Mueller, and Edith von Lienen. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. F. Wilks on Tuesday March 8.

George von Lienen Moulton

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Guenther Hospital Moulton, Texas Drs. Kotzebue Guenther & Jaeggli Annie Brom Bill Schindler RADIO Antwater Kent Westinghouse Monroe W. A. Bergfeld Etlinger Motor Co Prominet Ruy Rozenburg Oil Land Farmers’ Union Meeting Parmmars & Merchants State Bank Guaranty Fund Bank Viola Pfeil Shiner Mrs. Moore Lutheran Frauen Verein
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