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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1917

Page

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Food control and tax bills face Senate delay

Senate fights over the food control measure now tied to prohibition and a near two billion dollar tax plan. The House rider on prohibition fuels delay as fiscal year readiness hinges on prohibitions, liquor levy and timing for taxes. Texans pursue patent army devices under War Department review in Washington.

Senate House Congress R. E. Walker Eagle Lake Joseph K. Trojan Columbus Washington War Department Walker Ft. Myer France

Death of Mrs Wilhelmina Maikoeter in Lavaca County

Mrs Wilhelmina Maikoeter died after a ten day illness aged in her 70th year. She lived with her daughter Mrs Henry Roesler in Flatonia and is survived by nine children across several towns. Burial was in Moulton Catholic Cemetery with Rev Father Neubert officiating. pallbearers named. Born December 9 1847 in New Ulm, she married Ben Markoeter in 1867 and moved to Lavaca County in 1889.

Wilhelmina Maikoeter Henry Roesler Moulton Father Neubert Henry Sonsel Ben Zeisberg Oscar Anders Frank Jaksch Willie Brosch Joe Heger New Ulm Paul Dietschke Rowena Ben Hirsch Shiner Wad Flatonia

Death of Mrs. F. B. Filipp at 73 in Lavaca County

Mrs. F B Filipp died at her daughter Mrs Robert Brandls home Thursday June 12 after a long illness. Funeral services were held Friday at 10 30 am at Catholic Cemetery with Rev Father Neubert officiating. Survived by seven sons Ferdinand Frank Adolph Jim Rudolph Joe Ed and two daughters Mrs Robert Brandl and Mrs Mary Oehl. The Eagle extends sympathy to the bereaved.

F. B. Filipp Robert Brandl Father Neubert Anton Miculka B. Zezisberg Jacob Rebecek F. J. Knesek F. Roznovsky Robert Brand Moulton Ferdinand Frank Adolph Jim Rudolph Joe Mary Oehl Eagle

Ideals for the Neighborhood and Youth Advancement

The article argues that a neighborhood thriving on high social and industrial ideals fosters youth enthusiasm for community progress. It urges adults to support young people through roads, rural schools, social centers, debates, and reading circles while providing wholesome recreation. Farm and Ranch.

Local Social Roundup and Birthday Celebration

A weekend of visits and gatherings across area families, with many trips to friends in Floresville Yoakum and Hallettsville. Agnes Micalka returns home from Moulton hospital. A sixtieth birthday party for Mrs Krause drew a large crowd at her home along with a well attended dance at Henkhaus hall.

Frank Krejer Albert Pelich Rank Koenig, Jr Wm. Micalka Wm. Woebler Agnes Micalka Moulton Surgical Hospital Frank Darilek John Darilek Port Lavaca F. G. Havel Yoakum Hallettsville Pundt Floresville Emil Pundt Ed. Paundt Rosa Tousek Augustina Machart Millie Miculka Vladike N.ton Handi Chas. Grametbauer Ad. Beran Joe Veselka Wm. Miculka Chas. Pustejovsky Aug. Krause Jochiam Siems Martha Kila Norma Wustenbard Martin Wusdenbard Robert

Local Notes On Travel and Church Officers

Mrs E Gieptner travels to Shiner to visit relatives while Miss Cornelia Linroth returns to Houston after a pleasant visit with Miss Emma Mladenka. Selma Kempe visits homefolks from Yoakum Summer Normal on weekend. Kathleen Preston leaves for Houston with sister Grace to Yoakum. Lieutenant Guy I Haltom departs to El Paso for Signal Reserve duties. Fred Fehrenkamp of the First Texas Cavalry visits his parents in town. Several families return from Magnolia Beach. The English Lutheran Conference at Austin elected officers for the year including Sagebiel as president and Falkenberg as vice president.

Kathleen Preston Houston Grace Yoakum Guy I. Haltom el Paso Uncle Sam Signal Reserve Corps Fred Fehrenkamp First Texas Cavalry F. T. Fehrenkamp Austin Ki. A. Sagebiel Brenham A. H. Falkenberg Round Top H. A. Heineke Moulton A. Weber Plainview

Preacher's Leg Broken In Auto Accident Near Yoakum

In Yoakum Texas on Saturday night Rev W Wolfsdorff pastor of the Lutheran church and his wife were among five passengers when an automobile driven by Ernest Hagens ran off a bridge five miles south of Yoakum. Wolfsdorff suffered a badly broken leg with possible amputation while others were bruised. The party had just returned from Victoria after a funeral.

Yoakum Texas Ernest Hagens W. Wolfsdorff Lutheran Church Mr. Wolfsdorff Wolfsdorff Victoria

Red Cross Fund Campaign Posts Large Total

Washington reports total contributions to the Red Cross fund during the recent campaign week reached 118,021,370 dollars. The announcement underscores strong national support and reflects widespread fundraising success across multiple states and organizations.

Washington Red Cross Fund

Washington delays draft list as enlistment urged

Announcement from Washington indicates a ten day delay in drawing names of men aged 21 to 31 eligible for the draft. They may enlist in the National Guard or regular army before being drafted into a new national army. Texas expected to furnish about 20 000 entrants in the first draft under the plan.

Washington National Guard Regular Army National Army National Guard of Texas John A. Hulen

Death of Mrs. John Meiners in Waldeck

Mrs. John Meiners aged 69 years 4 months 21 days dies at Waldeck Fayette County after a short illness. Funeral held July 12 at Waldeck Cemetery conducted by Rev. Baer. Born in Germany February 20 1848 she came to Texas at age six. Married 1869 to John Meiners who died 1881. Survived by five children John Meiners Coupland L A Meiners Moulton Walter Meiners Waldeck Mrs H Schultz Rosenberg and Mrs Otto Speckels Coupland. The Hagle extends sympathy.

John Meiners L. A. Meiners Moulton Waldeck Fayette County Mr. Baer Lutheran Church Germany Texas Coupland Walter Meiners H. Schultz Rosenberg Otto Speckels Hagle

Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein Reception Details

The Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein was entertained Thursday July 12 by Mrs. Otto Templin and daughter Elsie. An enjoyable afternoon with cake and coffee followed. Attendees included August Mueller Willie Eilert Mesdames B H Cordes John Krueger Sophia Hilert John G Mueller F W Lueke Fred Krause Henry Etlinger A Lotedans John Janssen Leo Jarozewski Hermann Thar W K Richter Henry Krueger. Guests were Adele Cordes Emma Mueller Olga Lueke Lillie Krueger.

Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein Otto Templin Elsie Messrs August Mueller Willie Eilert B. H. Cordes John Krueger Sophia Hilert John G. Mueller F. W. Lueke Fred. Krause Henry Etlinger A. <Lotedans John Janssen Leo Jarozewski Hermann Thar W. K. Richter Henry Krueger Adele Cordes Emma Mueller Olga Lueke Lillie Krueger

State approves new Stephen F. Austin and Kingsville normal schools

The state locating board votes to establish Stephen F. Austin Normal School in Nacogdoches and South Texas Normal School in Kingsville as part of the normal school system.

State Normal School Locating Board Stephen F. Austin Normal School Nacogdoches South Texas Normal School Kingsville

Death of Mrs Charles Hirsch in Oak Grove community

Mrs Rosa Goihl Hirsch aged 54 years dies after long illness. Born in Lippen Germany on Sept 23 1862 she moved to Texas in 1886 and married Charles Hirsch who died in 1915. She leaves ten children and six stepchildren and is buried at Moulton Catholic Cemetery with pallbearers listed. The Eagle extends condolences.

Charles Hirsch Rosa Goihl Oak Grove Moulton Father Neubert John Hoepfl Joe A. Heinrich Rudolph Haas Hugo Raab Willie Hoepfl Joe Heger Lippen Germany Texas Hermann Henry Alfred Otto Hirsch Anton Ullman Theodore Buessing Adam Wendel Selma Hila Hirsch Charles John August

Enlistments Form Local Military Units in Tex Counties

Hallettsville reports July 13 enlistments with Otto J. Quitta joining the Cuero machine gun company and Leslie A. von Rosenberg named second lieutenant in Hallettsville. Tyavaca County recruits join Gonzales and Fayette units while navy enlistments rise. Ross M. Irvin becomes second lieutenant in cavalry.

Hallettsville Tex Otto J. Quitta S.L. Bennett Cuero Leslie A. von Rosenberg Tyavaca Gonzales Fayette Navy Ross M. Irvin Cavalry

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J. J. Mansfield Mr. Trojin Army Anderson Bureau of Ordinance and Fortifications Rivers and Harbors Committee Freeport Homer D. Wade Stamford United States N. Jaegoli Bro Shiker E. Gieptner Novobrad Shiner Cornelia Linroth Emma Mladenka Selma Kempe John Mladenka Charles Welff Magnolia Beach Preacher
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