Sixth Grade Entertainment Postponed Assembly
Public School notes a postponed sixth grade assembly due to weather. Students study hard for midterm examinations set for Thursday and Friday this week with expectations of a pleasant morning ahead.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
1
Public School notes a postponed sixth grade assembly due to weather. Students study hard for midterm examinations set for Thursday and Friday this week with expectations of a pleasant morning ahead.
Hallettsville on their home floor edged Moulton 23 to 16 in a tight contest decided in the final period. Moulton fought with no substitutes and one regular sidelined by illness as Hallettsville moved to two wins and no losses in county standings, with a rematch set for January 24.
The Waggoner Ranch across Wilbarger Archer Wichita Baylor Foard and Knox counties covers about 512000 acres or over 800 square miles, roughly two thirds of Rhode Island and one third of Delaware. A Hayden Co lime plant on the Houston Ship Channel now produces 106 tons daily from oyster shells, one of the largest U S facilities and the only plant using oyster shells exclusively.
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the freme school building of the Andrews Chapel School District two miles east of Waelder at an early hour Saturday morning. It was a new structure about two years old. no one was present and it was nearly burned when found.
F W Hons of near Moulton announces his candidacy for county surveyor pending the Democratic primary in July. 47 years old, he has lived in La Vac a county about 30 years, taught eight years, and has done surveyor work for years. The Eagle submits his candidacy to voters for consideration.
T. G. Bell Sr. died January 8 at age 75, father of T. G. Bell Jr. publisher of Wael der New Era. Burial was held January 5 at Mount Sharp Cemetery.
The United States Department of Agriculture puts the 1929 corn harvest at 2 191 135 000 bushels. It marks the smallest crop since 1924.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller of this city rejoice over the birth of a daughter born Monday January 18 in a family announcement highlighting the new arrival.
Governor Dan Moody has called a special session of the legislature to convene in Austin on Monday January 20.
John Stulken aged 86 died at his home near Hallettsville on Tuesday January 7. He was survived by six children and nine grandchildren.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mack, 72, died here from burns suffered at her home Monday evening.
The Eagle expresses thanks to readers who have paid subscriptions since the last report. Tom Picha Moulton John Kubena Moulton Emil Darilek Moulton Joe Kubenka Jr Moulton L Novak Flatonia Mrs Jordan Boehm Moulton.
The Moulton Bobkats defeated the Shiner Commanches 18 to 14 on their home court, moving to second in the Inter scholastic League race. A. Schodde left with fouls, Casey and a Shiner player were banished for fighting after a tense third quarter.
The finance committee of the Parent Teacher Association will meet this Friday at 4 o clock in the afternoon at the home of Mrs Vince Rehmer, who serves as chairman.
The annual Texas State Teachers Association convention will be held in Houston this year with dates to be selected at a future executive committee meeting.
F. S. Hart of Gonzales announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Gonzales County. Hart was reared in the Saturn community.
Victor Freytag and John Cinadr lease the Joe Bohuslav brick building on Front Street to launch a talking motion picture theater once remodeling and equipment installation are complete.
Charles O. Riske, night watch man, has received a brand new punch clock. The clock purchase means a significant saving on the town's insurance rates.
Texas reports 1 431 152 scholastics enrolled in public schools. Mr and Mrs Rud Jaeggli visited Brenham last week with Mr and Mrs Herman Zschappe. Mrs Charles Lueke Mrs Joe C Wagner Mrs Leona Merrem and Miss Minnie Lueke visited Schulenburg Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis White and Mr. E. T. Merrem of San Antonio were in Moulton Sunday visiting the home of Mrs. Leona Merrem.
Tax Assessor E. A. Turk and assistant Collie McCord of Hallettsville were in Moulton last weekend to assess state and county taxes for the current year.
Mr Julius Hrnci and his family, long time residents of Yoakum, have moved to Corpus Christi where Hrnci has taken a job with the Mistletoe Creameries. The move reflects a shift in employments within the dairy industry.
Frank Oehl died of heat failure at his Moulton home on January 8. Funeral and burial were in local Catholic Cemetery with Rev. Father Joseph Kopp officiating. He was born October 7, 1844 in Selisia Germany and came to Texas in 1881. Surviving are three children, twelve grandchildren, a sister, and a daughter-in-law among others.
Texas shows 494 residents earning over 50 000 yearly with 13 above 500 000. Texas granite adorns Eidison Building in New York and Roosevelt Memorial. By 1929 ports expansion may push Texas to lead in airports. Brazos drainage is largest basin, Colorado second. 11 691 miles of federal highways, many upgraded or varied surface types.
The Baursville Parent Teacher Association has enrolled seventy members for the current school year. The group will hold its monthly meeting at the Schene House this Friday night.
The note lists humming birds flying up to 60 miles per hour and US airplane count near 10 000. It claims about 15 000 000 horses in the United States and estimates a census cost of 40 000 000 dollars.
A historical note questions Texas bonded indebtedness at about 72 cents per inhabitant, with context indicating estimates from a unit. The fragment hints at fiscal measurements and unit-based reporting of state indebtedness.
The Boursville Frauen Verein held its first 1930 meeting January 8 with Misses Helen Urban and Helen Kaase hosting. Officers named: E. Westerhoff president, R. Vogt Jr vice president, F. J. Butschek secretary, Helen Kaase treasurer, V. Rehmet press reporter. Committees set for Sick, Membership, Decorating. The Moulton Frauen Verein met January 9 at Luther Hall. next gathering February 6. Officers: A. H. Falkenberg president, G. von Lienen vice president, G. Bohnenkamp secretary, E. Boehm treasurer, Leona Merrem press reporter. New member Virgil Colcate joins. Committees appointed: Sick John C. Mueller and Albert Kobedans. Membership F. Wilks and Harry Wiedemann. Flower W. K. Richter and Louis Pietsch. Serving Leo Jaroszewski, Emil Jaroszewski, and Charles Kiobedans.
The Eagle notes County Superintendent Frank Schoppe is a candidate to succeed himself, the first Lavaca county official to enter the 1930 political arena. All county officials except surveyor E. O. Meitzen plan re-election bids.
We sincerely thank all who assisted at the death of our father Frank Oehl. Special thanks to Rev Father Kopp for his comfort. The Children.
The passage praises the spirit of adventure and the push into the unknown marking American pioneering. It stresses community effort, urging businessmen and all members to contribute toward the voyage toward dawn and the betterment of mankind.
The notice stresses this election year for U S Senate and House races plus state and local offices. It warns voters to pay the poll tax before February 1, noting only thirteen days remain to qualify and urging action today.
Construction on Flatonia's link of Highway No 109 began last week and should finish in about 90 days. Molton's link has been state operated for months, Shiner's link nears takeover, and Yoakum's link contract will be set at the next State Highway Commission meeting.
The matter of licensing every motor vehicle operator will be submitted to the special legislature session opening in Austin on January 20. Proponents say licensing would greatly reduce highway accidents.
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