Moulton Route One Revels At Neighboring Homes
A community party at John Willberg's home Saturday night drew many residents including Louisa Ducho Minnie Fisbeck Elsie Templin Clara Templin Hilda Jaroszewski Adela Jaroszewski Margaret Janssen and others. Guests from Moulton Abilene Cisco Flatonia and more attended with social visits noted and a later gathering at Albert Ducho's. Health of the community is fair. Schoolmates. July 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willberg
Louisa
Tillie Ducho
Minnie Fisbeck
Elsie
Clara
Erna Templin
Hilda
Adela Jaroszewski
Margaret Janssen
Tillie Dietschke
Tekla Kloese
Martha Havel
Ola
Bea Leazar
Mary Sternenberg
Messrs
John Ducho
Frank Ducho
Victoria
Rudolph
Victor Freytag
Henry Janssen
Willie
Emil
Edwin Muehlstein
Fred
Godfred
Adolph Kubicek
Arthur
Adolph Kloesel
Emil Koenig
Jim
Ed. Simcik
Joe Krepper
Walter
Leon Kaiser
Clyde Leazar
Otto Templin, Jr
Henry Etlinger
Kolar
Moulton
M.d.looney
Abilene
Cisco
Frank Bittner, Jr
Flatonia
Otto Templin
Albert Ducho
Birthday Celebrations and Local Social Events in Moulton Route Two
Mr and Mrs Paul Wenske entertained many friends Sunday for Herman Wenske birthday anniversary with ice cream lemonade cake and coffee. A surprise dance honored Willie Muehlsteins birthday. Evelyn Koester visited her sister Mrs William Pundt last week. Leo Wenske returned from Appelts Hill staying with Arthur Schulte. A small wedding united Mary Simcik and Anton Pulkrabek Jr at the Simciks home. Best wishes to the couple. Dearie July 27 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wenske
Herman
Tom Muehlstein
Willie
Evelyn Koester
Moulton
William Pundt
Leo Wenske
Appelt’s Hill
Arthur Schulte
Paul Simcik
Mary Simcik
Anton Pulkrabek
Dearie
Nickel News Hauling Feedstuffs Marks Community Day
Mrs John Pospisil and children visited Mrs Anton Svo boda and friends. Valentine Lichnovsky Harry Barosh and Libbie Miculka traveled from Floresville to visit relatives. Anton Culak and family joined Joe Stavinoha and family. A house dance at the Trobl home drew a large crowd for an enjoyable evening. Yellow Violet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pospisil
Anton Svoboda
Valentine Lichnovsky
Harry Barosh
Libbie Miculka
Floresville
Anton Culak
Joe Stavinoha
Trobl
Readers honored for subscription payments
The Eagle thanks readers who paid subscriptions since the last report including Paul Hobensee Rowena Vince Rehmer Moulton Mrs William Fraley Damon Willie Ullrich Yorktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Paul Hobensee
Rowena
Vince Rehmer
Moulton
William Fraley
Damon
Willie Ullrich
Yorktown
Dry weather story and social visits in Old Moulton area
The Flatonia Route Four notes continued dry weather and hopes for rain to aid cotton. Visiting relatives and friends across Old Moulton and nearby towns include Mrs. Will Spear and children from San Antonio with J. C. Johnson family, Joe Weidel and friends at Jim Weidel’s, and numerous Sunday gatherings with J. C. Johnson and kin. White Rose July 26 1920.
Local residents greet visitors across multiple Texas towns
Mr and Mrs J T Jaeggli left for Houston Sunday Miss Viola Hafernick came in Tuesday from Cameron to visit homefolks Master Charles Meyer of Schulenburg is a guest at the O F Knape home Mr and Mrs Rudolph Jaeggli returned last week from Houston and Galveston Mr and Mrs Felix Nesista of Temple came in Tuesday for a visit to relatives and friends Mr and Mrs William H Koester left for Rosebud Tuesday to spend several days with friends Mrs Erich Brunkenhoefer of San Antonio is there on a visit to her parents Mr and Mrs G J Bobnenkamp Mrs Ovcar Teller of Bishop and Miss Elsie Teller of Cuero arrived Tuesday to visit at the Oanald Buescher home Mrs W J Spear and children of San Antonio are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J C Johnson of near Old Moulton Miss Pauline Goetz left Tuesday for her home at Seguin after spending awhile with the family of Mr Edmund L Etlinger Richard Boehm of Port Lavaca has accepted a clerkship in the mercantile establishment of Ed Boehm's sons We welcome him to the city Mr and Mrs O Dittmar and son Hermes and Mrs William Herms of Shiner were guests of Mr and Mrs G J Bobnenkamp Sunday Mr L Windel and family Judge August W Janezen and daughter Miss Lenora paid the county capital a business visit Mon Jay Mr and Mrs William Peter son and daughter Miss Mary Hill Peterson and Miss Marjorie Peter son of Hallettsville were guests of Mr and Mrs J T Jaegli Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Spear
San Antonio
J. C. Johnson
Old Moulton
Joe Weidel
Flatonia
Jim Weidel
Sam Johnson
Jett Wood
Chauncey Hull
T. T. Wood
J. L. Johnson
Lizzie Weidel
Jimmie
Ola
Bea Leazar
Clyde
J.L. Johnson
Johnnie Meyer
Gonzales
Richard Boebm
Port Lavaca
Ed. Boehm
Notable Deaths and Local Developments Across Texas and Abroad
William K. Vanderbilt dies in Paris at 70. Hidalgo county rejects a 2 million bond for roads. Cherokee votes 30,000 for a new stone school. Bryan declines Prohibition nomination. Harding nominated by Republicans. Fort Sam Houston to build 37 iron warehouses at 1.122 million. Agwistar brings 13 million pounds sugar to Sugarland. Harding limits campaign contributions to 10,000. Dr. Stockton Axson suffers nervous breakdown in Los Angeles. Pink boll worm quarantine to be enforced with federal help. Vernon suffers 100,000 loss from fire. four brick buildings destroyed. Three killed and two injured in a dynamite explosion near Houston. Cisco approves 250,000 high school bonds. Resolute defeats Shamrock IV in 1920 regatta. International air meet set in France Sept 27 with Maj. R. W. Schroeder. Yorktown prepares fall fair. Pvt. Paul Schneide r buried at West Side cemetery. A Ginsburg dies by accidental gun discharge. Thomas Lewis, 92, dies at Marble Falls after long marriage and large family.
Local primary vote totals and county results at Moulton
In Moulton on July 24 the democratic primary drew 152 votes. Ballots listed many county offices with counts for Streich, Bucek, Fertsch, Parr, Neff, Bailey, Thomason and others. Governor race totals showed Bailey 135316, Neff 180107, Thomason 89850, Looney 44730 with runoffs planned. Community notices mention visits and German services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Oswald Buescher
John Mladenka
Frank Jilek, Jr
C. Roeder
Sam Albrecht
Pat M. Neff
Bailey
Thomason
Looney
Oak Grove
Nef
Streich
Bucek
Parr
Fertsch
Strauss
Canon
Bennett
Prasek
Navhlinger
Neskorik
Greenshield
Novebrad
Neff
Fertach
Achlinger
Moravia
Wertsch
Nachlinger
Davidson and Johnson
Pulkrabek and Simelk Wed in Baursville Church Ceremony
Aton Pulkrabek and Mary Simelk, noted young residents of Baursville, were married Monday morning at the Catholic church with Rev. Father Kopp officiating. The Ungle sends best wishes for their happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aton Pulkrabek
Mary Simelk
Baursville
Atholic Church
Father Kopp
Thomason backs Neff in runoff, Dudley endorses Bailey
R. E. Thomason who lost the Democratic gubernatorial bid says he will back Neff in the second primary. Senator Dudley, Thomason’s campaign manager, plans to support Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Thomason
Neff
Dudley
Thomason
Bailey
Home and School Club Meeting Held Friday
The Home and School Club held its regular social meeting Friday afternoon with refreshments served. Attendees included Mrs. Julius J. Kotzebue and Mesdames Rehmer Etlinger Mladenko Albrecht Jaeggli Studeman von Lienen Richter Brunkenhoefer Etlinger Horne and Knesek. The next gathering is planned with Mrs. Rehmet on Friday August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home
Julius J. Kotzebue
Vince Rehmer
Henry Etlinger
John Mladenko
Helen Albrecht
J. T. Jaeggli
Ed. Studeman
George von Lienen
W. K. Richter
John Brunkenhoefer
Edmund Etlinger
N.W. Horne
Edna
Migs
Miss Mary Redd Died After Tuberculosis Battle
Miss Mary Redd daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rodd of Praha died Saturday after a tuberculous illness. Born April 6 1898 she was 22 years 3 months 18 days old and had lived here and in Praha. Interment was in Praha cemetery with Rev Father Neubert officiating. survivors include her parents one sister and two brothers. The Hagle extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Redd
John Rodd
Prada
Miss Redd
Carlsbad
Praha
Club Cook Book Ready For Publication At School
The School Club notes the Club Cook Book has been sent for publication and 300 copies ordered. The club hopes to raise a nice sum for the school and thanks contributors for recipes and advertisements that made the project possible.
New Orleans Doctor Visits Yoakum by Plane
Dr. Lynch a New Orleans specialist arrived in Yoakum by airplane for a professional call on a leading family’s daughter. After a three hour stay he returned to New Orleans. This marks Yoakum’s first airplane medical assistance arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
Lynch
New Orleans
Lavaca County Rat Campaign Aims To Rid Communities
Through Mrs Eli Wolters chairing home service activities a rat campaign will be launched inviting broad participation. Rats destroy thousands of dollars worth of feedstuffs annually and pose a community menace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Wolters
Home Service Activities
Lavaca County
First Bale of New Cotton Marketed in Moulton
Bale of new cotton from the Komensky neighborhood ginned by Kubenka Bros weighed 555 pounds and sold to Rudolph Jaeggli & Bro for 35 cents a pound plus a barrel of flour as premium. Several bales have been marketed since, with picking set to be in full blast next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL K. Aroott
Komensky
Moulton
Kubenka Bros
Rudolph Jaeggli & Bro
Baursville Frauen Verein Meets for Needlework Refreshments
The Baursville Lutheran Frauen Verein held its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Baur leading. Members spent the time on various needlework projects and were served refreshments. Mrs. F. C. Kaase will host the group on August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baursville Lutheran Frauen Verein
George Baur
F. C. Kaase
Verein
Florida and Vermont Governors Refuse Extra Session on Suffrage
Governor Catts of Florida and Governor Clement of Vermont decline to convene legislatures in extraordinary session to act on the federal woman suffrage amendment. Thirty five states have so far acted favorably on the suffrage question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catts
Florida
Clement
Vermont
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Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther
Guenther
Nickel News
Houston
Viola Hafernick
Cameron
Charles Meyer of
Schulenburg
O. F. Knape
Rudolph Jaeggli
Galveston
Felix Nesista
Temple
William H. Koester
Rosebud
Erich Brunkenhoefer
G. J. Bobnenkamp
Ovcar G. Teller
Bishop and
Mies Elsie ‘Teller
Cuero
Oanald Buescher Home
Mre
W. J. Spear
Mrs.j. Co, Johnson
Pauline Goetz
Seguin
Edmund L. Etlinger
O. ©. Dittmar and
Soo
Hermes
William Herms
Shiner
G. J. Bobnoenkamp
L. Windel
August W. Janezen
Mies Lenora
Jay
William Peter
Mary Hill Peterson
Marjorie Peter
Hallettsville
J. T. Jaegeli
Opera House
William K. Vanderbilt
Paris
Hidalgo County
Anti-Saloon League of America
Cherokee
William Jennings Bryan
Warren G. Harding
Republican Party
Fort Sam Houston
Agwistar
Cuba
Imperial
Sugarland
Stockton Axson
Rice Institute
Horston
Los Angeles
California
William Pettus Hobby
Vernon
Floyd Mil S
T. Bennett
G. P. Pearson
Ed. Hodge
Sun Oil Company
Thomas Lipton
America
France
R. W. Schroeder
United States
Pvt
Paul Schneider
Brest
West Side Cemetery
A. Ginsburg
Texas National Guard
Thomas Lewis
Marble Falls
Leoney
Larr
Halletteville
Fertech
Hackberry
B Strauss
T. A. Streich
W. K. Parr
J. Ol. Canon
Steve Bennett
J. W. Nachlinger
J. T Jaeggli
Annie Laurie
Dallas
R.A. Porter
Ida Lueke
R.A. Wolters
Betty Obenhaus of
Columbus
H. A. Menefee
Olga Valenta
D. F. Johnson
William Fenton Hell
Ed, Studeman
Luling
John Gajer
Mies
Helen Kaase
Gustav Guinmelt
John Morgan
Leola
Martha
Pluw
Mra
Studeman
Frank Ullmann
William Armstrong
Dorothy
Adolph Luedecke
M. Heinrich of
Henry Friedrich
Robert
Annie and
Louise
Weimar
Irene Winkler
Lockhart
City
John G. Guenther
Edward Studeman
San Francisco
Oleander
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Utah
Colorado
Arizona
Lydia Koester
Wied
Koester
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Souuthwest Texas Normal School
San Marcos
Rank H. Koester
Mra. Koester
Mise Lydia Koester
Edna Marie Hilert
Pulkrabek
Simelk
Home and School Club
Mary Rodd
Hagle
Bauraville Frauen Verein
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