Komensky News Highlights Local Bereavements and Travel
After a long illness Mrs. Jim Coud died on Wednesday May 9 and her body was laid to rest May 10 in Praha Cemetery. Irene, daughter of Mr and Mrs Willie Wenske, recovered from illness after a two week stay. Vic Jobo Nebib and children left May 9 for Waco then Munter to visit Joe Nebib. Frank Pavlicek and family and Mr and Mrs Jim Pavlicek visited Novobrad relatives. Willie Wereke and daughter returned home to Moulton. Anton Bratrich attended the Hochheim Prairie Fire Insurance Association meeting in Cuero.
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Jim Coud
Praha
Irene
Willie Wenske
Vic
Jobo Nebib
Waco
Joe Nebib
Muenter
Frank Pavlicek
Witting
Anton Bratrich
Cuero
Hochheim Prairie Fire Insurance Association
Daddy
Moulton Route Two and local social notes May 28 1917
Community updates from Moulton describe Sonsebody's Darling returning to town after cotton chopping ends. Mrs Hrnck of Moravia and Frank Hrnck family visit. Mr and Mrs Henry Wenske visit Chas Wenske. Mrs Louis Warnke ill. Tillie and Lucy Wenske visit Mary Keterak. Witting dance draws many youth. Frank Hinch visits Pau Weneke family.
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Sonsebody
Hrnck
Moravia
Frank Hrnck
Henry Wenske
Chas. Wenske
Louis Warnke
Tillie
Lucy Wenske
Mary Keterak
Frank Hinch
Pau Weneke
Local residents noted in multiple Texas towns
Vladike Boehm returned from San Antonio Wednesday. Frank Biehunke Jr and Alfred Rehmer were in Houston last week. August Ellinghausen and son Helmuth of Westhoff were in the city late last week. John Mang and son Frank and Ernst Pelzel were in Moravia Schulenburg and Flatonia Tuesday. Ed Arnim Frank Wagoner Frank Kramerbauer Lucae Rebmet Frank Filipp and C J Pustejovsky went to Floresville Tuesday on court business.
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Frank Biehunke, Jr
Alfred Rehmer
Houston
August Ellinghausen
Helmuth
Westhoff
John Mang
Frank
Ernst Pelzel
Moravia
Schulenburg
Flatonia
Suesday
Arnim
Frank Wagoner
Frank Kramerbauer
Lucae Rebmet
Frank Filipp
C. J. Pustejovsky
Floresville
Barbecue Saturdays and local barroom ads prompt orders
Barbecue every Saturday at Phare 33 promises meat delivery across the city. Neskorik's liquor shop notes good offerings as Eagle ads hint at weekly promotions. Willie Schroeder Proprietor of Mouton Meat Market sets high prices for hides.
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Phare
Mouton Meat Market
Willie Schroeder
Sam Jaeggli Student at State Medical College Galveston
Sam Jaeggli, a student at the State Medical College at Galveston, came in Wednesday.
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Sam Jaeggli
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State Medical College At
Galveston
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