Woman Hosts 42 Card Club on July Meeting Night
On Tuesday July 12 Mrs Guy Haltom hosted the 42 club at Mrs Henry Krause's home. Nine games were played with seven won by Mrs A G Kotzebue Mrs Edwin Jaeggli and Miss Anna Mae Arnim. Mrs Jaeggli drew hi won the prize and Miss Jean Moore the booby. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Haltom
Henry Krause
A.G. Kotzebue
Edwin Jaeggli
Anna Mae Arnim
John Brunkenhoefer
Ed. Etlinger
Theo, Jaeggli
H. A. Menefee
J. J. Kotzebue
Elizabeth Quebedeaux
V. Rehmer
Ed Studeman
F. J. Wagner
Annie Mae Arnim
Viasta Shandera
Elsie Jaeggli
Mildred Byers
Pauline Goetz
Seguin
Jean Moore
Houston
Local families visit kin across towns this week
Joe Hruska and son vacationing in Cameron Buckholts and Temple. Anton Kolar and family with Ed Kolar spent Sunday with Flatonia relatives. Mrs Charles Krause left for Shiner to visit daughter Mrs Frank Tomasco. Various Jaegglis and Guenther relatives travel to Cuero Yoakum Taylor Lockhart and San Antonio. Ola Meuiton Baptist church holds a ten day to two week revival led by Rev Engle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Kolar
Kolar
Flatonia
Charles Krause
Shiner
Frank Tomasco
Ola Meuiton Baptist Church
Engle
Washington Letter discusses federal road and school aid concerns
J. J. Mansfield argues that federal aid programs for roads and schools threaten state sovereignty. He cites a House amendment risking Texas losing aid unless constitutions and local funding align with federal requirements. He warns that federal controls could erode state and local authority over highways and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
Texas
Shiner Dedicates New Catholic Church
Seven thousand attended the dedication of a new Catholic church in Shiner on Thursday July 14. Bishop Crossaerts of San Antonio led ceremonies with many priests. services were in English German and Bohemian. The church measures 60 by 131 feet with cost $125000. Rev Father F X Wolf led the project and received much credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Crossaerts
San Antonio
Bluecher Park
F. X. Wolf
Farmers Forecast Mixed Cotton Prospects Amid Heat
Farmers visiting town report the cotton crop looks discouraging now with some predicting a yield below last year’s level of about 1 900 bales. Hot dry weather has dominated the past week but if it continues the crop may improve over the coming weeks.
Local Social Roundup Visits and Guests in Town
George Bargmann and family of Yoakum visit relatives here Tuesday. Miss Edith Krueger returns to Shiner after weeks with sister Mrs Victor O Fehrenkamp. English services at Lutheran church Sunday at 8 pm. The Neskorik sisters host a party for Miss Annie Pavelka of San Antonio and Miss Mary Nemicek of West. Frank Wagner reports good corn crop and fair cotton. Mrs Guy Haltom returns to Port Arthur after extended visit with Krause family. The Misses Neskorik entertain guests with games and refreshments. Edmond Kuinger hosts a 42 party for Miss Paula Goetz and Miss Mildred Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Krueger
Shiner
Mre
Victor O. Fehrenkamp
Frank Wagner
J. W. Petrasch
Yorktown
Guy T. Haltom and Sons
Port Arthur
Henry Krause
Dorothy
Neskorik
Annie Pavelka
San Antonio
Mary Nemicek
West
Edmond Kuinger
Paula Goetz
Mildred Byers
Seguin
Governor Neff names G N Holton state treasurer
Governor Pat M. Neff appoints G N Holton as state treasurer succeeding John W Baker who resigned to become vice president of Breckenridge State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat M. Neff
G. N. Holton
John W. Baker
Breckenridge State Bank
Texas pastor to serve as Southern Baptists representative in Palestine
Dr. W. A. Hamlett pastor of the First Baptist church in Austin has accepted a commission as representative of the Southern Baptists in Palestine. He will leave Texas next month for Jerusalem where he will establish his headquarters. Hamlett is a Texas native and Baylor University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hamlett
First Baptist Church At
Austin
Southern Baptists
Palestine
Texas
Jerusalem
Dr. Hamlett
Baylor University
Shiner Route 3 Farmers Attend Local Celebrations
Dry weather helps cotton crop as many farmers rest feed in shade. Residents report a splendid time at the Shiner celebration on Thursday and a dance that night. Several local families and guests visited relatives this past weekend across multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Julius
Frank Michalic
Willie Simper
Martin Tousek
John Mikes
Community notes from Moulton and area
Mr G and family moved from San Antonio to Moulton and occupy the Jaeggit cottage southeast of town. Mr Sohermen, a painter, may settle permanently. Oak land resident George Clark Fowlkes married Thelma Waltersdorf at Cuero on July 10. County Judge Boal officiated. Several local residents spent Sunday at Fentress and New Braunfels. The Eagle urges timely subscription renewals as many are lapsed or expiring August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. G
Sohermen
Moulton
San Antonio
George Clark Fowlkes
Oakland
Mies Thelma Waltersdorf
Richard Walterdorf
Halletteville
Cuero
Boal
Flatonia Folks Share Weekend News and Events
In fair weather conditions farmers hold hope for modest cotton yields after recent showers. Local visits include Jim Briggs and wife with J C Marsee family and Richard Kurz with Mrs. Paul Teacher. A Missionary Baptist meeting featured a large barbecue. Other notes include hunting five jackrabbits by Joe Gold, Claude Parker, and Jimourie Weidel, plus visits among neighbors and a fishing trip to Green Lake. July 17, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Briggs
J C. Marsee
Missionary Baptist Church
Richard
Charlie Kurz
Mrs. Paul
Flatonia
Joe Gold
Claude Parker
Jimourie Weidel
Crowds Gather at Clarence Sparks Home and Local Notices
Victoria community notes mention a crowd gathering at Clarence Sparks home and visits among residents including Mrs. Joe Nitschmann and Miss Annie, Agnes Dworsky returning from Hallettsville Yoakum Shiner and Oak Grove, and Frank Rashh family visiting Louis Roab home. The writer notes dry weather aiding cotton and good local health, with a wish for more letters from Moulton Route One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Sparks
Joe Nitschmann
Annie
Ed. Nitschmann
Agnes Dworsky
Hallettsville
Yoakum
Shiner
Oak Grove
Frank Rashh
Louis Roab
Moulton
Subscription payments noted from various local contribu tors
The Kegle thanks subscribers Theresa Menke Ernst Bowe K. J. Gramerbaur F RK Hinci Stainacher Ew Vogt and others from Moulton and San Antonio for payments since last report. The thirty seventh legislature convened in Austin with friction between the governor and lawmakers and likely fireworks before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegle
Theresa Menke
San Antonio
Ernst Bowe
Moulton
K. J. Gramerbaur
Kunge
F. RK. Hinci
A Stainacher
Ew Vogt
Austin
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Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Opera House
King of the
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Fune
Clayton
Joe Hruska
Son
Alton
Cameron, Buckholts and
Temple
Wisser Elsie and
Lillian Jaeggli
James D. Gray
Marion Guenther
Aug. W. Janszen
Stella
Gladys
Taylor
Maggie Johnson
Lockhart
Lewis J. Johnson
Anton Greive
Floresville
Rudolph Jaeggli
Eisie
Victor Jaeggli
Anderle
Mra
Joe F. Hruska
Sidonia
Claudie
Viasta
Fayetteville
KE. J. Kucsek
Rudolph Papacek
Klo
Febrenkamp
William Hundt
Camp Breezy
New Braunfels
Maxwell and Chalmers Automobiles
Allis-Chalmers Tractors
Columbia
Presto
Goodyear
Portage and Miller
Humble Gas
Sinclair
Maxwell
Detroit
Chalmers
Detro Beran’s
Auto Sales CO
Klobedans Garage
E. W. Klobedans
Washington
J. J. Mansfield
Smith-Towner
George Bargmann
Frank
Pavelka
Miss Annie
H.W. Neskorik
First State Bank
E. Hannemann
Eagle
Lutheran Church
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Louis
John Michalec
Frank Simper
Paul Meyer
Dixon
Albert Brom
Frank Machart
Joe Krejci
John Bevan
Ed Batey
Frank Krejci
Otho Leazer
Joe. Weidel
Alfred Marsee
Old Moulton
Green Lake
Tommie
Victoria
Roger
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