Subscriptions acknowledged by The Eagle readers
The Eagle thanks readers for subscription payments since the last report. Names include Congressman J. J. Mansfield and Mrs. Louise Ammermann of Moulton, Joe Beyer Sr., and members of Moulton Lodge No. 298 A F and A M. Additional notes mention visits by J A Heineke and the Pohler family, and other local movements and arrivals.
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the Eagle
J. J. Mansfield
Washington, D. C
Joe Beyer
Moulton
Louise Ammermann
FG. Kaiser
Oak Grove Phone Lines Elect Officials at Semiannual Meet
Oak Grove branch meeting at the school house discussed network updates and elected officers. J A Dietschke was re elected president A J Elster became secretary replacing William Kram Emil Grunwald kept treasurer duties and several others were re elected as directors for lines 403 494 405 419 and 420 O H Michaelis took the place of John Hoepfl Jr as director of line 409 with Hoepfl moving to a new area next autumn.
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Oak Grove
Moulton
J. A. Dietschke
A. J. Elster
William Kram
Emil Grunwald
August Elster
Ludwig F. Heinrich
Henry Kaiser
Rudolph A. Heinrich
Theodore Wenske
Forty Two Club Hostess Hosts May Meeting
Mrs Joseph Muras hosted the Forty Two Club on Friday May 30. Several games provided fun with Mrs Elo Fehrenkamp winning the club prize a crepe de chine handkerchief. The next meeting will be held with Anton Kolar.
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Joseph Muras
Elo C. Fehrenkamp
Pio
Anton Kolar
Brevities from the Texas Scene
Edwards county issues 400000 in road bonds and a quinine plant is planned for Houston. Texas wheat is forecast at 1236000000 bushels, the largest on record. San Antonio built 857 new linew homes, while 4500000 people found work through the U S Employment Service. The senate adopts the woman suffrage amendment. Anderson county ponders 1500000 for roads. Nacogdoches votes 800000 for highways. President Wilson may settle in Santa Barbara after office. Military units depart for demobilization and border defense recommendations push a 12000000 highway plan. Citizens discuss homecomings and celebrations for returning soldiers.
Entertains Home and School Club Plans Summer Bazaar
Mrs. Ed Studeman hosted the Home and School Club Friday with nine members. They decided to furnish their own materials and make fancy work for the November bazaar. Refreshments were served, and the club will meet again June 20 with Mrs. George von Lienen.
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Ed, Studeman
George von Lienen
Decision on Bond Amount In DeWitt County
Cuero Texas June 8. After a compromise between bond opponents and supporters a campaign will push for a bond sale of 1 035 000 for De Witt County. Petitions are ready for circulation. The Highway Commission says 200 000 set aside remains if the new issue passes within ninety days of the first defeat.
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Cuero
Texas
Yoakum
Yorktown
Nordheim
The
Highway Commission
Commission
de Witt County
Hallettsville Votes 200000 for Better Roads
Hallettsville Texas June 9 The election in Road District No 2 approved 200000 in bonds to build a highway from Schulenburg to Hallettsville then to Sweet Home and Yoakum. The project aims to connect with the San Antonio Houston highway and marks the county s first step toward better roads.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Schulenburg
Sweet Home
Yoakum
San Antonio-Houston
Baursville Frauen Verein Meeting Quilting Day
The Baursville Frauen Verein gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Helena Pietsch and daughter Miss Helen’s home to quilt. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is scheduled with Mrs. John Brunkenhoefer on Wednesday, June 25.
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Baursville Frauen Verein
Helena Pietsch
Helen
John Brunkenhoefer
Lutheran Church Notices for Sunday Services
Lutheran church notices announce Sunday 15 June services at 10 30 a m in Moulton and 8 30 a m English service in Moulton. Everyone is welcome.
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Lutheran Church
Moulton
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