Death notices and community updates from Moulton Texas
The Eagle Chronicle records the death of Mrs. Josefa Darilek after a long illness in Mona on December 28 1914 with burial at Moulton Catholic cemetery and memorial rites led by Rev Schindler. It lists survivors including Emil Darilek and four children, and notes extended family in Hermleigh Shiner and Moulton. Additional items report Texas state government outlay for two fiscal years, local visits, social events, railway schedule changes, and community notices from Moulton and surrounding towns.
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Josefa Darilek
Emil Darilek
Mona
Hermanitz
Austria
Texas
Prada
Fayette County
Moulton
Austin
Thirty Third
Fritz Othold
Shiner
Meta Pieper
Louise Pieper
G. Rapp
Lutheran Church
In Memoriam Woodley Quebedeaux R E S O L U T I O N S
Moulton Chapter No 166 O E S mourns Woodley Quebedeaux who died December 25 at his home in San Marcos. The memorial notes his devotion and help in time of need, closes with sympathy to his wife and family, and calls for publication in the Moulton Eagle.
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Moulton
Woodley Quebedeaux
San Marcos
Moulton Eagle
Anna Bohnenkamp
Minnie Lueke
Edna Cooper
Texas
Death Notice of Woodley Quebedeaux at San Marcos Ranch
The Eagle chronicles the death of Woodley Quebedeaux on December 25, 1914 near San Marcos after a month long illness from tuberculosis of the bowels. Born September 9, 1888 at Nickel, he married Elizabeth Rehmet on May 6, 1913. Funeral services were held at Moulton Public Cemetery with Masonic rites, and survivors include his wife, father, mother, a brother Lane Quebedeaux, and three sisters.
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Woodley Quebedeaux
San Marcos
Quebedeaux
Oie
Decedent
Nickel
Here
Moulton Public Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Allen
Oswald Buescher
Sam Jaeggli
EK. Balhorn, Jr
Ed. O. Arnim
Victor Fehren
Kamp
John Bucek
Lane Quebedeaux
W.p.wood
Dilworth
J.B. Stevenson
Galveston
Nettie Lee Quebedeaux
Corpus Christi
Texas Industrial Congress offers 1915 farming prize program
The Texas Industrial Congress announces ten thousand dollars in prizes for 1915 farming contests across classes from four crop model farms to best gardens. Prizes range from 100 to 1500 dollars per class, with entry free where eligible. Call or write for contest rules and application blanks.
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Texas Industrial Congress
Congress
Dallas
Texas
New Advertisements in The Eagle Issue
The Eagle lists new ads for this week including G and A Baur Big War Sale Boehm and Sons Implements Koester Bros Card of Appreciation Kotzebues Drug Store School Supplies F J Knesek Sad Irons F T Kehrenkamp Lumber W H Koester Co Shows Suite Dry Goods Luvas Rehmet Gloves Kopecky Drug Co Drugs R B Papacek Coffee O B Kilert Flour Joe Wallisch Tailor Shop Fehrenkamp Baur Garage Novobrad Dance Moulton Home and School Club Lyceum Entertainment Hermann Park Mask Ball Opera House Moving Pictures
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the Eagle
G. & A. Baur
Boehm & Sons
Koester Bros
Kotzebue
F. J. Knesek
Sad Irons
F. T. Kehrenkamp—Lumber
W. H. Koester & Co
Luvas Rehmet
Kopecky Drug Co
R. B. Papacek
O. B. Kilert
Joe Wallisch
Fehrenkamp & Baur
Novobrad
Moulton
Lyceum Entertainment
Hermann Park
Moving Pictures
Rural Route Sisters Visit City for Shopping
Misses Emma and Yettie Fos tek of rural route two were in the city Wednesday shopping. They called at this office and had their subscription figures adjusted.
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Emma
Yettie Fostek
Forty-Two Club entertains with cards and prizes in honor of Miss Kent
Mrs Ed Studeman and sister Miss Leila Horne hosted the Forty-Two Club last Saturday evening in honor of Miss Cora Kent. Each guest received a carnation from Miss Kent and after six tables of games Dr F J Guenther won a box of stationery as the prize. Refreshments of fruit jellotine with whipped cream cake and candy followed the pleasant event. Attending were: Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli Mr and Mrs J J Kotzebue Mr and Mrs Vince Rehmer Mr and Mrs Fritz Lueke Mr and Mrs John Brunkenhoefer Mesdames A F Kotzebue and Benno Hoppe Messrs J G Guenther F J Guenther Victor Fehrenkamp Ed Boehm Fred Fehrenkamp Edwin Jaeggli Joe Muras Miss Alma Albrecht Cora Kent Tillie Guenther Lizzie and Grace Preston Edna and Minnie Cooper and Emma Bohnenkamp.
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Ed. Studeman
Leila Horne
Cora Kent
Miss Kent
F. J. Guenther
Mra
J. T. Jaeggli
Mre
J. J. Kotzebue
Vince Rehmer
Fritz Lueke
John Brunkenhoefer
Meadames A. F. Kotzebue
Benno Hoppe
Messie
J. G. Guenther
Victor Febhrenkamp
Ed. Boehm
Fred Fehrenkamp
Edwin Jaeggli
Joe Muras
Alma Albrecht
Tillie Guenther
Lizzie
Grace Preston
Edna
Minnie Cooper
Emma Bohnenkamp
Bunjes School and Roeder Family Christmas Gatherings
Sunday and New Year visitors filled the Roeder households across Bunjes. Mrs Proschko spent Sunday with Mrs Roeder while Hugo Roether and John Roeder joined Frank and Willie Roeder for New Year’s day. More relatives including Ella, Til lie, Mary, and Marys siblings plus Dreyer Sander and Schobe visited through the holiday period. January 5, 1015.
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Proschko
Mrs. Roeder
Hugo Roether
John Roeder
Frank
Wilie Roeder
Mre
John Sander
Willig Schobe
Anton
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Randh Holland’s
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Guy Haltom
Moulton, Texas
Moulton Catholic
Rev
EK. Schindler
Ferd. Neskorik
Adolph Wnachlinger
Charles Bevan
Joe Kasper
Ad. Yana
John Reindl
Jno. Zalman
Hermleigh
Joe K. Darilek
Jno. Faltisek
Annie Zalman
Joe Zalman
John Zalman
Helia Kroeger
Emil Buescher
Smithville
Wm. Darilek
William Pandt
Charles Ripple
Rosenberg
Weimar
F. Brankenhoefer
City
John Brankenhoefer
J. V. Arnim
Frank Zalman
Hallettsville
Peterson
A. Jaeggli
Houston
Edmund Jaeggli
William Westerhoff
Dolage Station
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Mills Kopecky
Rowena
O. F. Schonvdel
the Medal College
D. Schonvogel
Witting
Galydon
Vera House
Naper of Skates
I Lyceum Bureau
A. W. Darilek
Ammansville
Ella Niemeyer
Skidmore
Henry Jarozewski
Galveston Newa
San Antonio
Aransas Paes Railway
Pis
Oulton
M. H. Kotzebue
A. M. Kotzebue
Flatonia
Houston Auto Training School
Meinie
Bunjes School
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