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The Eagle thanks readers for payments since the last report listing Henry Wenske Shiner John Bucek San Antonio J J Jasek Moulton Joe Bohuslav Moulton Julius Hrnck Shiner L Novak Jr Moulton Charlee Welff Shiner Ben Schneider Moulton Robert L Vivial San Antonio J W Nachlinger Taylor F W Hans Moulton J J Maresh Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wenske
Shiner
John Bucek
San Antonio
J. J. Jasek
Moulton
Joe Bohuslav
Julius Hrnck
L. Novak, Jr
Charlee Welff
Ben Schneider
Robert L. Vivial
J. W. Nachlinger
Taylor
F. W. Hans
J.J. Maresh
Public notice for home photography services by F P Raab
An advertisement invites the public to trials for photography services at home. Raab announces he is now equipped to take successful photographs in various sizes and styles with available hours Sundays 9 am to 12 pm and Mondays from 9 am to 5 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Raab
Ladies Cemetery Association Holds January Meeting
The Ladies Cemetery Association held its regular meeting with Mrs. Emil Pundt on Wednesday January 4. Refreshments were enjoyed. The next gathering is set with Mrs. Louise Pieper on Wednesday January 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Emil Pundt
Louise Pieper
Death of John Kubena Former county commissioner
John Kubena respected citizen and former county commissioner of Precincts 6 and 2 died at his home near town on January 11 1922 after a two year illness He was 64 and survived by his wife eight children thirteen grandchildren three sisters and two brothers The funeral was held at his residence and church with burial in the Catholic Cemetery The community closed businesses during the hour of the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kubena
Ted
Kubena
Fathers Neubert
Praha
Wolf of Shiner
Kopp
Stromberg
Province of
Moravia
Austria
Texas
Frelsburg
Colorado County
Lavaca County
Old Moulton
Mary Caka
Fayette County
Grover Cleveland
Hermann
Ignatz Jaluska
Moulton
Adolph Hofner
Charlottenburg
Henry Bucek
Hackberry
Frank Jurek
Hallettsville
Frank
John
Joseph
Jeffry Kubena
Emil Gieptner
Novohrad
Susie Leidolf
Joseph Klecker
Mathew
Flatonia
Alvert
New Mexico
The
Eagle
Lavaca County Club Organized at A. and M. College
Lavaca County boys form Lavaca County Club of A. and M. College with R. G. Pustejovsky of Moulton as president T. W. McKnight Hallettsville as vice president and L. J. Bourke Yoakum as secretary treasurer The group meets bi monthly to discuss student life and collective college spirit praising A and M system and Battalion publication to high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavaca County
A. & M. College
R. G. Pustejovsky
Moulton
T. W. McKnight
Hallettsville
L. J. Bourke
Yoakum
Pustejovsky
McKnight
Bourke
Adj. Art
A. Buescher
Smithville
Civil Engineering
L. W. A. Baur
It- Signal Corps
Mechanical Engineering
T. B. Hughs
Shiner
B.A. Dodd
Band
S.J. Buchanan
Bat. A
F. F. Heger
Co. C
Inf
Charles Kasper
Air Service
Roy Kotzebue
G. KE
Koerth
Battalion
Shiver
Cemetery Association Elects Officers
At a recent meeting of the Moulton Cemetery Association the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Mrs Henry Krueger president Mrs F T Fehrenkamp vice president Mrs Emma Lueke secretary Mrs Erna Kotzebue treasurer Miss Olga Lueke press reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Visiting families attend civic events and funeral
Mr and Mrs Jim Nachlinger and their infant visited relatives in Taylor last Friday to handle business and meet friends. Mr and Mrs Edmund Etlinger and son Clemence traveled to Seguin on Friday for the funeral of Mrs Rosa Goetz aged 63, mother of A J Goetz chief of the San Antonio Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nachlinger
Taylor
Edmund Etlinger
Clemence
Seguin
Rosa Goetz
A. J. Goetz
San Antonio
Lavaca County Ginnings Report Fiber Surge Gap
T J Fitch of Yoakum cotton statistician for Lavaca county reports to The Eagle that 6137 bales were ginned in the county from the 1922 crop before January 11, compared with 42268 bales ginned by January 1, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.J. Fitch
Yoakum
Lavaca County
the Eagle
Lavaca to Issue Road Bonds for District 2
The Lavaca County Commissioners Court approved issuing the remaining 140000 of the 200000 road bonds for District No 2. The route runs from the Fayette county line on the Hallettsville Schulenburg Road to Sweet Home, connecting with the Sweet Home Viakum Road. Sixty thousand dollars were issued earlier. sale ads and contract bidding follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Tex
Commissioners’ Court
Fayette
Halletteville
Schulenburg
Sweet Home
Viakum
Texas Farm Bureau appoints Ray to lead seed department
The Texas Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Division names D L L Ray as manager of the Better Cotton Seed Department. The program aims to boost planting of pure cotton seed of improved varieties in Texas and raise crop value without raising production costs. High quality cotton can fetch $5 to $15 more per bale than inferior short staple blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Texas Farm Bureau Commodity Marketing Division
D. l L. Ray
Better Cotton Seed Department
School Notes Faculty Meetings Discuss Classroom Order
Regular faculty meetings discussed order in the schoolroom and teacher preparation. Superintendent Powell called for future discussions led by Miss Sheila Moore and Miss Nelda Erhard. upcoming topics include preparation by the teacher and what constitutes order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Helen Ruhman
Gladys Smith
S‘helma Moore
Nelda Erhard
High School Literary Society Regular Meeting Notes
The High School Literary Society met on January 12, 1922. Roll call featured author, stories by Edna Reischl and Miss Hassell, gazette by Erwart Raab, song by the society, reading by Mrs. Sam Jaeggli, and a solo by Clarence Knape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Literary Society
Roll Call
Edna Reischl
Miss Hassell
Gazette
Erwart Raab
Song—Society
Sam Jaeggli
Clarence Knape
Anniversary party for Kenwood Edson at home
Mrs Ed Kolar entertained relatives and friends Friday afternoon to celebrate the first anniversary of her son Kenwood Edson's birth. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed several hours of pleasant company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolar
Kenwood
Woman's unseen work fuels nation says Collier's
A Collier's Weekly feature highlighted the vast unseen labor of women on farms and in households. It details years of toil producing meals, garments, bread, cakes, pies, lard, vegetables, fruit, poultry, butter, preserves, laundry, and hours of cleaning. The piece urges newspapers to print the story to honor everyday mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Atte
TNS Woretersworth
Collier’s Weekly
Collier’s
Feort
Kercho Migl Marriage United at Shiner Catholic Church
Mr. Martin Kercho and Miss Mary Migl were married at the Catholic church in Shiner Monday morning with Rev Father Kasper officiating. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Frank Migl, with a large dinner and merriment until late. Attending were Mr and Mrs Joseph Kubenka and daughters Hettie and Sophia, Mr Joe Kubenka Jr and family, and L A Migl of the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kercho
Mary Migl
Shiner
Father Kasper
Frank Migl
Joseph Kubenka
Hettie
Sophia
Joe Kubenka
L. A. Migl
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Fit Mate Bank of
Wa. Grex
Frank J. Waorer
Caebier
Wm. Green E, Studeman Frank J, Wagner
Philip Welhausen O
Buescher
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Opera House
Edith Roberts
Thunder Island
Corrine Griffith
August G. Kotzebue and Son
Kirby Lawrence
Marie Goetz of
Gonzales
City
Helen Kotzevue
Klobedans
Mohawk and
Gates
E. W. Klobedans
F. L. Filipp
Steve Bennett
R. Valenta
Joe Barborak
John Willberg
Otto Templin
Henry Balhorn
Joe Klapuch
Lavaca
A. & M. College of Texas
Extension Service
Cemetery Association
Lavaca County Ginnings
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Farm Bureau
Kercho.Migl
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