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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1936
Page
1
The Eagle urges that Moulton be shown on the San Antonio to Houston air route map. A local booster notes the town’s high water tower at 165 feet, with Moulton painted on the tank and a red aircraft light atop it guiding pilots.
Groups in towns and counties nationwide organize for the 1936 Roosevelt birthday celebration on January 30. Proceeds, as in prior years, benefit those afflicted by infantile paralysis, supporting the president's call to aid health and happiness. San Antonio Light.
The Lindbergh family has relocated to England fearing for their second son’s safety, a decision that reflects on New Jersey authorities and the nation’s policing.
Ad Krametbauer son of Mr and Mrs Frank Krametbauer from near Moulton has joined the army stationed at Fort Sam Houston San Antonio He serves in the Ninth Infantry with the rank and unit as listed in the notice.
Indications point to a Borab Hoover clash shaping the Republican presidential nomination as early campaign signals and party insiders discuss potential delegate clashes.
The Esgie notes Governor James V. Allred hopes to be a candidate to succeed himself. He has served and the state needs his services for another two years according to supporters.
Construction completion will provide a direct north to coast route from Fintonia to Smithville. A bridge or gap to Highway 96 is planned and the contract is expected to be let shortly, linking regional roads for improved traffic flow.
Miss Cassie Holmes led the Kent Oregon American Legion Post last week becoming possibly the first woman to hold the chief role in the country.
The Eagle urges a constitutional amendment to raise the governor’s pay from 4000 to 12000 dollars annually, noting Texas currently pays a governor’s salary seen as a janitor’s wage that lags behind other states.
Albert Albrecht died Saturday evening at his son F J Albrecht's home near Culak School. Burial was Monday morning at Mours ton Catholic Cemetery with Rev Joseph Kopp officiating. Pallbearers included Frank Rothbauer John Rothbauer Louis Meyer Anton Meyer Joe Schoenfeld and Joe Biehnke. Born in Czechoslovakia January 15 1859 he was 76 years 11 months and 13 days old. He came to Texas in 1905 lived near Moulton then Scurry County four years before returning to Moulton. For twelve years he lived with his son Surviving are his widow three children Mrs Jim Biebunko San Antonio Mrs Emil Schultz Hermleigh and F J Albrecht Moulton plus 18 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Mr and Mrs Emil J Jaluska celebrate the birth of a six pound boy born in January. The infant is named Daniels. Egle extends congratulations to the new parents.
The Maulton Home Demonstration Club meets at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday January 8 at 1 30 PM. Miss Morgan the county demonstrator will be present.
Miss Lorena Ruth Smith and Miss Eunice Kopecky spent Sunday in Cuero with Miss Grace Frey. Marvin Cruiss of Laredo visited his parents Mr and Mrs Oscar Cruiss last week.
Mr and Mrs John Kubena and oo Buohumir of Victoria were here visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Marguerite and Bill Kerr of Houston spent the past week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bunting at their home.
Miss Clara Haas of Galveston stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Rud Haas and family for a week.
Mr. Bill Wilks and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mat Engel of San Antonio visited Mr. and Mrs. F. Wilks Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Joe C Kopecky Eunice and June Rose visited Friday in Yoakum with Mr and Mrs Herman Seekamp.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Biehunke Jr of Moulton were among guests at the Zulhman Evers wedding held in Brady on December 24.
Superintendent T H Leslie his wife and two daughters of Weimar were in Mouton on Friday for a mix of business and leisure activities.
Mr and Mrs A C Rehmer and children Leland and Velma of San Antonio visit Mr and Mrs E C Arnim with guests from San Saba Houston Danton and Kansas City Missouri. The group includes Mr and Mrs Travis Walker and Miss Alice Arnim and Qoscar Arnim accompanied by Miss Doris Arnim.
Mrs Klara Jaluvke Krhovjak died at Shiner hospital December 22 after a four day illness. Burial was December 24 in Praha Catholic Cemetery with Rev Fathers Anders and Netardus officiating. Six grandsons served as pallbearers. She was 68, born in Czechoslovakia in 1867, married in 1887, came to Texas in 1900 and lived at Praha. She and Krhovjak had 18 children. four predeceased her. Living children listed include Joe Henkhaus Isidor Taylor John Weimar Rudolf Jaroslav Oldrich Albert Mrs L Firasek and others.
Flatonia Texas December 30 Miss Dollie Hart daughter of Mr and Mrs Ollie Hart marries Hugo Wehmeyer prominent cattleman at the first Baptist Church Sunday afternoon Rev Mr Wyatt of Columbus officiates in Flatonia.
Stanford University defeated Southwestern Methodist University and the University of Texas 7 to 0 in the Rose Bowl football classic at Pasadena California on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. G Keith Gordron of San Antonio owns a diverse collection of 196 bells spanning eras from ancient times to the present, showcasing a wide range of sizes and types.
Raymond Pitcairn argues the new Congress should respect the Constitution, protect rights, balance worker interests, curb wasteful spending, and act with courage and economy. He urges Congress to govern for the nation as a whole, restoring public confidence and future security.
Cuero Texas December 28 reports the death of Wesley Henkhaus 19 Yoakum after a crash on the Yoakum highway near the city. Dorothy Parks 20 Cuero and Daniel Machae 19 Yoakum died in the head on collision. Henkhaus was a St. Louis Cardinals prospect and DeWitt county league hurler.
Alfred Meyer of Needville and Arminta Koenning of Hallettsville were married at Zion's Lutheran Church in Moulton on Wednesday December 26 at 9 am. Rev A H Falkenberg presided. Witnesses were Leslie Koenning and George Rektorek. Congratulations.
Nearly every family in Mol ton welcomed visitors during Christmas. Most families spent a day or more with friends and relatives elsewhere. The record cannot list all comings and goings, but the season was enjoyed by all.
Congressman J. J. Mansfield of Columbus left for Washington on Monday to attend the opening of Congress on January 3. He arranged for his copy of The Exigre to be sent to the national capital.
A pretty wedding took place in Brady Tuesday evening December 24 as Ruth Maurine Evers married Chester Zitlman of Moulton. Rev. C B Kasper Lutheran minister officiated the ceremony.
Derrick erected for Lavaca county test on A A Staffa farm in Moravia Gleckler block about 10 miles north of Hallettsville. Drill expected to reach 4500 feet with J D Aguier of Oklahoma City directing operations. Partners include R E Goode H J Mayton O B Cunnypham drilling in the W R Hensley lease North Lavaca.
With the final ballot counted, Gonzales county went dry by 11 votes, 685 to 674 for the drys and wets. The county also voted to remain dry by 41 votes. Teas township reported three votes all against prohibition, received Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Henry Dreyer, 92 years ten months, longtime Shiner resident, died Tuesday and was buried Wednesday in Shiner City Cemetery.
The Moulton Volunteer Fire Department will hold its first meeting of the year Monday evening January 6 starting at 7 30. All members both active and honorary should attend the first meeting of the year. It is important that you be there.
Herman Edward Umlang died at his country home while sitting in his chair reading a newspaper. Funeral services were held at Freyburg Cemetery. He was 65. His widow and two daughters survive him.
After the Christmas break Moonschool Sam and Will Moore Institute and St Josephs School resumed classes Monday morning. New Year’s Day was observed as a holiday.
United States Senator William K. Borah of Idaho has given permission to enter his name in the Ohio Republican presidential preference primary.
The Moulton Town boys basketball team defeated Moulton High School 48 to 12 on Monday evening, securing a decisive win for the town club.
Hermann Park Verein announces the first dance of the year on Saturday night January 4. Henry Klos and his nine piece orchestra will provide the music.
Decator Ga December 26 Congressmen Robert Ramspock announced plans to propose a bill in the next session to cap automobile speed at 60 miles per hour. He urged prohibiting manufacture for interstate shipment of faster machines and banning operation in interstate commerce unless lawed. He pressed for mandatory legislation if manufacturers fail to act.
Mrs. Charles W. McDonald was elected noble grand of Hallettsville Rebekah Lodge No 72 for the ensuing year. Other officers chosen include Mrs. Verna Shimek as vice grand and Mrs. W. Turk as secretary with Mrs. W. F. Parr as treasurer. Mrs. W. H. Turk named delegate to the grand lodge meeting in San Angelo in March. Mrs. Ellen Rhodes is alternate.
Miss Florence Carter Bryan presented an oral invitation from the Daughters of the Republic of Texas to Mrs. Roosevelt for the Texas Centennial in 1986. The first lady accepted with enthusiasm and will accompany the president on the June Texas trip.
Johnnie Mueller opened a beer cellar in the new building adjoining Mueller Bros. hardware store last week. Frank Luksovsky is employed as manager.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Geier Merrem Post No 392 American Legion contributed seven dollars to the Veterans and Children's Christ as' Fund in Texas.
The open season for hunting deer and turkeys in Texas closed on Tuesday December 31.
Announcement from Washington states the first cotton subsidy checks for 1935 will be mailed around January 15. The issue affects cotton growers nationwide as part of the ongoing subsidy program.
Piles Helms and family who have lived near Gonzales for years have moved back to the Old Moulton community.
Another light rain moved through the area on Monday bringing about one and a half inches of precipitation.
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