Funeral for Mrs. Anton Culak Held at St. Joseph
Mrs. Anton Culak nee Annie Stavinoha of Henkhaus died July 11 at Heger Hospital after a brief illness. The funeral was held from the family home with services at St. Joseph's Church in Moulton and burial in Moulton Catholic Cemetery. Surviving are husband and six children, three brothers, five sisters, and many grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Several relatives attended from Midfield, Danbury, Schulenburg, and Weimar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Culak Nee
Annie Stavinoha
Henkhaus
Heger Hospital
St. Joseph’s
Moulton
Joseph Kopp
John Mladenko
Albert Diouchy
Fred Fehrenkamp
Jacob Kurtz
John Darilek
Charlie Wagner
R. B. Papacek
Frank Glomb
Culak
Charles
Frederick
Anton, Jr
Frank Mitchon
Komensky
Frank Michalee
Georgie Anne
Joyce Frances
Elsie Mae Michalee
Melvin Mitchon
Frank Stavinoha
Midfield
August Stavinoha
Seymour
Charles Stavinoha
Boursville
Stella
Vladik
Jim Wagner
Adolph Novak
Danbury
John Cernoch
Weimar
Joe Mitchon
Agnes Mitchon
Schulenburg
Musical Millers Here Saturday Afternoon
The Musical Millers of Hearts Delight Flour will broadcast from Ed Boehm's Sons store in San Antonio starting at 5 PM Saturday. A corn shucking contest for ten boys aged 12 to 18 from the Moulton trade area follows at 5 30 PM. The band will play again at the Firemen's Benefit Dance that night at Hermann Park Hall.
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Millers of Hearts Delight
San Antonio
Ed Boehm
Moulton
Millers
Hermann Park Hall
Hearts Delight
Moulton Fire Boys
Ed. Boehm's Sons
WOAI
Hearts Delight Dance Benefit for Moulton Fire Boys
The Fire Boys sponsor a July 22 benefit dance at Ed Boehm's Sons Store with the Hearts Delight Orchestra from San Antonio providing free music through Liberty Mills. Proceeds go to the Moulton Fire Boys with admission charged. a large crowd is hoped for a community entertainment event.
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Moulton Fire Boys
Liberty Mills of
San Antonio
Hearts Delight
Ed. Boehm
United States
Bailey Urged to Enter 1934 Senate Race
The Dallas congressman at large Joseph Weldon Bailey is urged to join the 1934 race against U S Senator Tom Connally. The notice highlights Bailey’s 1982 election victory and notes the paper’s role in community building and local business support.
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Joseph Weldon Bailey
Dallas
United States
Tom Connally
Bailey
Bridge Club Honors At Four Tables With Prizes
Mrs J A Cinadr led the club with high score after seven games and won the club prize a luncheon cloth. Guest high score winner Mrs Cread McCollum received a dainty handkerchief. Refreshments included fruit salad sandwiches potato chips ice cream cake and iced tea.
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J.T. Jaeggli
J. A. Cinadr
Cread McCollum
Fehrenkamp duo and two Boehm sisters head to Chicago
Mr and Mrs Elo C Fehrenkamp with Misses Helen and Marguerite Boehm of Moulton and Miss Dorothy Hoppe of Smithville depart Sunday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Helen and
Marguerite Boehm
Moulton
Dorothy Hoppe
Smithville
Chicago
Lillian Jaeggli
San Antonio
Theodora Jaeggli
Belton
Annie Laurie Jaeggli
Canning Demonstration at Baursville Schoolhouse
A canning session led by Miss Della Pfluger at Baursville schoolhouse on Wednesday July 12 covered chili pumpkin carrots vegetable soup gumbo and black-eye peas. Members reported canned totals since prior meeting and discussions included A M Short Course and future demonstrations August 9 with Culak school.
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Baursville
Della Pfluger
A. H. Falkenberg
Culak
Hallettsville Agent Praises Canning Demonstrations
Miss Della Pfluger county home demonstration agent visited town on Saturday and noted strong local interest in the countywide canning demonstrations being held across districts.
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Della Pfluger
Hallettsville
Oak Grove Canning Club Elects Officers
The Oak Grove Canning Club met July 18 at Mrs. Mat Hrnci home. Officers elected include Mrs. John Wellfs president and Mrs. Gus Welfl secretary with Miss Della Pfluger as demonstrator. Members canned chickens and tomatoes and discussed future plans for July 27 meeting at 1 30 p m.
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Oak Grove Canning Club
Mat Hrnci
John Wellfs
Mat. Hrnck
Gus. Welfl
Rud. Billimek
Della Pfluger
Moulton Lutheran Ladies Aid Sets August Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at the hall on Thursday August 3. At the prior meeting committees for July were named: Sick Mrs William Hillmer and Mrs Helen Albrecht. Membership Mrs Amalie Mueller and Mrs Rudie Wiedemann. Decorating Mrs Edmund Meyer and Mrs Fred Pietsch. Serving Mrs Rudie Mueller Mrs Amalie Mueller and Mrs A H Falkenberg.
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Moulton Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
William Hillmer
Helen Albrecht
Amalie Mueller
Rudie Wiedemann
Edmund Meyer
Fred Pietsch
Luther League Barbecue After June Play in Ed Boehm Pasture
Members of the Luther League and others who took part in the June 20 play enjoyed a delicious barbecue Thursday night in Ed Boehm's pasture.
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Luther League
Boehm
Cotton Acreage Reduction Program Declared Effective
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace announced the cotton acreage reduction program is in effect starting July 15. The plan aims to reduce 9 to 10 million acres to support prices, with Lavaca County signing up 3.6 thousand acres and the Moulton area 1.7 to 1.8 thousand. Lavaca County quota set at 28 thousand acres.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Lavaca County
Moulton
Ladies Aid Plans Ice Cream Social
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society of Moulton will host an ice cream social on the lawn at Luther Hall Thursday evening July 27 starting at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend.
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Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society of
Moulton
Luther Hall
Moulton Program Set for July 27 on WOAI
The Liberty Mills of San Antonio makers of Hearts Delight Flour announce a July 27 radio program dedicated to Moulton. The broadcast will air on WOAI at 7:00 AM with a reminder to tune in.
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Liberty Mills
San Antonio
Oklahoma Reels in 3.2 Percent Beer Sale Legalized
Oklahoma legalizes sale of 3.2 percent beer awaiting effective enforcement. Graf Zeppelin completes third Brazil voyage this season. Farmers Short Course set for July 24 to 29 in College Station. Former Senator W L Dean dies at 67 in Huntsville. Texas exhibit for the Century of Progress at Chicago slated for August 1. Italy brings 24 flying boats to Chicago after a 6100 mile flight.
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W. L. Dean
Huntsville
Texas
Chicago
Italy
Employment Surges with Over 500000 Jobs in June
Washington reports more than 500000 persons found employment in the United States during June. The figure reflects a strong labor market as openings and hiring continue nationwide.
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Washington
United States
Youth From New Jersey Survives Niagara Falls Rapids
William Kondrat, 18, of Chats ham New Jersey, swam the rapids and the whirlpool of Niagara Falls Monday night, surviving the dangerous currents.
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William Kondrat
Chatham
New Jersey
Niagara Falls
Wiley Post completes first leg of world trip
American aviator Wiley Post finishes the New York to Berlin leg in 25 hours and 45 minutes marking the first lap of his round the world voyage.
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Wiley Post
New Yorko Berlin
Ferguson appoints E C Brand banking commissioner
Governor Miriam A Ferguson appoints E C Brand of Sweetwater to succeed James Shaw of Taylor as banking commissioner after Shaw’s resignation. Incomplete returns show Alabama and Arkansas voting for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment in Tuesday special elections.
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Miriam A. Ferguson
E. C. Brand of
Sweetwater
James Shaw
Taylor
Alabama
Arkansas
Important Notice To Farmers Short Course at A&M College
Farmers and 4-H members are urged to attend a July 24 to 28 short course at Texas A M College College Station. O B Martin says it offers hands on programs in dairy products textile crafts and farm demonstrations with low costs and dormitory and meal options. Notify the home demonstration agent or county agent of attendance.
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A. & M. College
College Station
Texas
O. B. Martin
Extension Service
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Lavaca County
Gonzales County School Census Shows Gain in 1933
The Gonzales county school census lists 8,409 children of scholastic age for 1933, up from 8,300 in 1932, an increase of 109.
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Gonzales
Gonzales County
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Anton Culak
Musical Millers
Bridge Club
Joe K. Etlinger
Leo Jaroszewski
Paul Giesbers
Virginia Bergfeld
Bergfeld Drugstore
Seguin
John Welff
Ladies’ Aid Society
Rudie Mueller
Paul Dietschke
Farmers Gin Company
J. T. Jaeggli
Ad. Pesek
Kamensky
F. J. Kubenka
Ladies Aid Plans Ice Cream Social
Oklahoma
Graf Zepplin
Brazil
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