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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1917
Page
4
Will Merrem of Old Mexico is described as quiet and recovering after a successful tumor removal last week. The note is signed by Schulenburg Sticker.
August Heintze informs The Journal that his valued museum has been transferred to Buckner's Orphan Home in Dallas and will be shipped in about two weeks. The collection will be open for viewing daily from 9 a.m. to 12 m and 2:30 to 9 p.m., with the public urged to see it while it remains locally.
Daily showers forecast with hopes for soaking rain. Adolph Bobuslay from Hallettsville on business Thursday. Families including Bratrich Wenske and Radie Wenske visited the Wenske home in Moulton Sunday. A dance at Frank Barta's was well attended with the Kabenka band. A Novohrad dance Sunday drew few. A new baby boy for Henry Petras family last week. O. D. H. 8 meeting held in Moulton Sunday Ban. Daddy's Son. June 26, 1917.
Farmers finish fodder cutting. Ferdinand Richter visited Peach Creek. Emil Gieptner left for Shi ner. Willie Wagner with Adolf Gertner. Gertner family auto trip to Hallettsville. Bertha birthday party at Simcik home. Baby boy born to Zimmermanns on June 21. Dancers at Henkbaus. Schraer families visit Novobrad. June 26 1917.
Farmers report mixed progress with fodder hauling as showers remain sparse and the land stays dry. The piece lists local visitors and gatherings including John Cerroch of Weimar returning home with Vladike Svoboda and family, Lud mila and Rosy Svoboda, Frank Stavinoha and kin, and Annie Stanek's group. Additional Sunday visits include Vince Pavlicek of Shiner with Anton Svoboda’s family, Libuse and Rosy Svoboda with Lorene Askey, and a fishing trip by Anton Svoboda and others to Peach Creek aided by molasses starting.
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