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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
1
Chicago lawyer and economist Mrs. Leonora Z. Meder says the typical wife’s home services are valued at 900 dollars annually and notes 20,700,000 women are engaged in housework. She emphasizes budgeting for nutritious foods and recommends evaporated milk and economical cuts of meat to save money while maintaining nutrition.
Nordheim baseball team travels to Moulton for a Sunday afternoon game against a strong home squad. Moulton’s local players look to showcase their talent and draw baseball fans to the matchup.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Enderli of Gonzales celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Wednesday June 30 in a ceremony attended by about 500 people. They wed in Switzerland on June 28 1876 and immigrated to America in 1882.
Joe Hruska has accepted a new role with Kopecky Drug Company, marking a career move within the pharmaceutical sector. The appointment signals continued expansion for the company and adds a seasoned professional to its leadership team.
Miss Kathleen Preston has returned from an extended visit in San Antonio. She was away for several weeks visiting friends and sightseeing.
Mr Adolph Baur and his family spent Sunday and Monday fishing at Port O Connor.
Miss Minnie Lueke Irma Linnartz and Mildred Knape visited in Schulenburg Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Charles Mladenko and family of Houston traveled to visit home folks and friends on Sunday, sharing time with relatives and longtime acquaintances.
Miss Bernice Knape has been in Caldwell since Thursday as a guest of Mrs. E. G. Jenking and Miss Evelyn Taylor.
Mr. Frank Mig and family of El Campo spent the early part of the week visiting relatives and friends in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Darilek with smaller children and Mr. Joe Kubenka Jr and family left for Range Wednesday.
Mollie and Emma Hinch returned from a vacation spent in Schulenburg LaGrange and other places with travel stories and updates on their trip.
Consuella Puck entertained many children on Independence Day marking the eighth anniversary of her birth. The gathering included various games and the serving of dainty refreshments.
The Hermann Park Verein staged a Fourth of July event in Moulton featuring a car parade, welcome address by Prof. A J Elster, and speeches by Method Parciral of West and J J Olsen. Moulton routed Mull doon 8 0 in baseball as Schultz Band provided day and night music.
Mrs E Boehm senior has traveled to Comfort to visit relatives according to a brief society note.
Gerhard H. Mueller served as a business visitor at Cnero during a day last week, engaging in commerce and meetings with local professionals.
Miss Paula Puck leaves Tuesday for Yorktown to visit at the Christian Hausser home.
Mrs. E Westerhoff came back Monday after a several day trip visiting Cuero Arneckeville and Meyersville.
Miss Mary Tomasko of San Antonio is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Tomasko this week.
Mrs. William Fraley and her children from Anaheim visited relatives last week, sharing stories and reconnecting with family members.
Annie Schmidt travels to Nordheim after receiving notice that her father is seriously ill.
Mr Ed Seydler of Weimar and Mrs E Simank of Fayetteville visited Mr Charles O Riske and family on Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Wenske returned to San Antonio Monday after a several day visit to her parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wenske.
Mr and Mrs Lucas Rehmet returned Monday from a several days visit at Goliad. Mr Rehmet also visited Corpus Christi Sunday.
Mr and Mrs August Krause Jr of Dallas visited his parents Mr and Mrs August Krause who live several miles south of town during their trip home last week.
Dr. A M Kotzebue, Mrs C M Kotzebue and Mrs William Kotzebue have returned from Galveston where they visited relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp and Mr Vladik Boehm and daughters Helen and Marguerite spent Sunday and Monday in Laredo and Mexico.
The American Legion led a large parade through Shiner on Monday to honor Independence Day. Attendees included Moulton and nearby towns with Legionnaires, boy scouts, floats and three bands. Speechmakers included Attorney General Dan Moody and GOP organizers Whittington and Parciral.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Knesek and Miss Lillie Mikulik returned Tuesday morning after a several day visit to El Campo and Louise.
William Darilek of Moulton and Alfred Spooler of Halletts ville departed Tuesday for Fort Worth to attend the Dan ford School of Pharmacy.
Helmuth Ellinghausen and sister Adele, along with Jim Sykora and sisters Sophie and Millie, were in San Antonio and New Braunfels Sunday for a social visit.
Donald Richter, Alton Hruska, Theodore Johnson, Jerome Hinck and Victor Tkac left for the Citizen's Military Training Camp at San Antonio Monday morning.
Mr. F. J. Meyer and family from Flatonia were guests at the O. F. Knape residence Tuesday evening. Miss Lennie Lee Knape joined them on the trip to spend a week there.
William Freye of Witting E J Freye and Christopher Windel of Moulton spent Tuesday with the Engelbach family. Henry Engelbach owns 144 acres in cotton and expects to harvest a large crop.
Elmo Biehunko youngest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Biehunko entertained a party of friends last Friday afternoon for his eleventh birthday. Games provided entertainment and refreshments of cake sandwiches and soda were served.
Oscar Charles Lichey and Flora Mae Pannewitz, prominent Shiner youths, wed at the Lutheran church on Tuesday June 28 with Rev. J C A Pfennizer officiating. The couple will reside in Shiner after the ceremony.
Lavaca county has 6,331 children of scholastic age with 4,967 in rural districts. The three independent districts total 1,364 students: Hallettsville 618, Shiner 383, Moulton 363.
Frank Hofner and Ed Kubicek members of the Moulton American Legion Band drove to San Antonio last week and returned with a new King trombone for Hofner, purchased from the Dallas Band House branch in San Antonio.
Edward Lewis age 57, a leading Gonzales business figure, died Friday morning at Hermann Hospital in Houston. The body was returned to Gonzales Saturday for burial in the Masonic Cemetery.
The Moulton community lists participants who traveled in groups to San Antonio and New Braunfels for Fourth of July celebrations. Families of F. J. Wagner Vine Rehmer Joe Bohuslav Anton Pustejovsky W. H. Pundt George Hamon Edwin Jaeggli John Cinadr Robert Albrecht Hallettsville Cecile Rehmer and Henry Earl Kotzebue joined the outing.
Charles Beran last week purchased from R F Beran and wife several parcels in block 22 Milton. The lots include numbers 7 8 9 and the west half of 10 with a total consideration of 3000 dollars.
Mr Fmil Vogt and family and Mr William H J Wenske and family spent several days last week at Port Lavaca Magnolia Beach and Indianola. They report having had a pleasant excursion and returned home satisfied.
A newspaper note marks the hundredth anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's death as readers reflect on his role as author of the Declaration and the nation’s founding.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fehrenkamp hosted a party for their son Gordon Wells who marked his fifth birthday with friends last Friday afternoon. Games were played and refreshments of cake and sand were served.
A. and J. Darilek and McNatt prepare a pig feast at Midway with a barbecue on Sunday July 11. Hon. T. H. McGregor of Austin will deliver an address at 1 30 in the afternoon. The full program appears elsewhere in The Eagle.
The Eagle reports that Hon. Joseph Weldon Bailey of Dallas former U S Senator will address Hallettsville Thursday July 15 at 8 P M in support of Governor Miriam A Ferguson.
A Boys' Life cartoon caption shows two Black boys, Rastus and Sambo, debating mule training with Sambo claiming education matters. The exchange contrasts teaching a mule with knowing more than the animal to instruct.
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