Local residents visit across cities and schools
Mr. Victor O Fehrenkamp and family visited in the Alamo City this week. Prof and Mrs T N Powell Mrs Ed Studeman and Miss Gladys Jaeggli visited in Bastrop. Misses Mildred and Vivian Kiske Jett travel to Hallettsville to visit the Herman Stulken home. Miss Sophia Krause returned from Seiner to visit her sister Mrs Frank To masko. Mr and Mrs Henry Koester and Mrs Emma Lueke left for San Antonio to buy for a new mercantile store. Prof C A Roeder and family of Jourdanton visited. Theodora Jaeggli, a student at Denton, elected to Waelder faculty. Cecile Rebmet left for San Marcos for summer session. Mildred Knape to Fr J Meyer home near Flatonia. Lennie Lee and Mable Knape at J W Meyer home Swiss Alp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor O. Fehrenkamp
Alamo City
T. N. Powell
Ed. Studeman
Gladys Jaeggli
Bastrop
Mildred
Vivian Kiske Jett
Hallettsville
Herman Stulken
Henry Koester
Emma Lueke
San Antonio
Mercantile Establishment
Koester
Mildred Knape
Fr. J. Meyer
Flatonia
Lennie Lee
Mable Knape
J. W. Meyer
Swiss Alp
Texas Schools Need Funding Says UT Dean
University of Texas education leader W. S. Sutton warns Texas public schools face serious hardship in 1922-23 due to rising student numbers and reduced funding. He urges Governor Neff to convene a special legislative session to provide needed money, arguing education sustains civil liberty and self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. S. Sutton
Schools of Education
University of Texas
Neff
Hogg
Wiener Roast on Railroad Bridge Promotes Evening Fun
Monday evening a crowd of youths gathered at the J. T. Jaeggli home and drove to a railroad bridge for a wiener roast. They kindled a fire and cooked eggs and bread, then danced at the A. F. Kotzebue residence before watermelon rounds and a warm sendoff. Participants included Elsie Jaeggli Lillian Jaeggli Theodora Jaeggli Alice Kotzebue Grace Preston Kathleen Preston Roy Kotzebue Henry Earl Menefee and E. J. Papacek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Jaeggli
A. F. Kotzebue
Miss Martha Wunderlich Returns From Cistern Monday
Miss Martha Wunderlich returned from Cistern Monday with word of her plans and recent activities. Her friends and neighbors anticipate stories from the trip and await further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wunderlich
First Sam and Will Moore Institute Reunion in Moulton
The opera house hosted a June 9 banquet and dance for the Sam and Will Moore Institute classes of 1920 and 1921. Mr. and Mrs. C C Roeder led the evening, Miss Ruhmann opened with humor, and Miss Elvira Buescher and Henry Marl Menefee spoke. Attendees included many classmates and guests, with absentees noted and hopes for future homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Sam and Will Moore Institute
Moulton
C. C. Roeder
C.C. Roeder
C. C.jr
Helen Ruhmann
Elvira Buescher
Kathleen Preston
Evelyn Richter
Lillian Jaeggli
Messrs
Ward Studeman
Roy Kotzebue
Emil Papacek
Erwin Oehl
Fred Mueller
Etta Koester
Anita von Lienen
Mildred Knape
Alice Kotzebue
Theodora Jaeggli
Frank Heger
Willie Darilek
Henry Earl Menefee
Leo Guenther
Oscar Brunkenhoefer
Werner Egg
George Flessner
Masons Elect Officers for Ensuing Year at Lodge No 298
Masons elect officers for the coming year at Moulton Lodge No 298 in A F and A M with Henry A Menetee as worshipful master Henry Fehrenkamp as senior warden George Mehner as junior warden Louis Fehrenkamp as tiler and Victor Fehrenkamp as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton Lodge No
A. M
Henry A. Menetee
Henry Fehrenkamp
George Mehner
Louis Fehrenkamp
Victor Fehrenkamp
Local Social Notes Highlight Cuero Denton Shiner Visitors
Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J Mayne and daughter Roma with Mrs. G J Dreyer of Cuero and Mrs. L E Chevanets of Houston visiting Dr. and Mrs Guenther. Elsie Jaeggli returns from Industrial Arts program in Denton for summer at home before resuming study next session. Frank Bishunko builds a modern bungalow at South First and Arnim Streets. Janssen Bros of Shiner hand the construction. Fred Mueller leaves for Mergenthaler Linotype school in New Orleans and then to Seguin Gazette Bulletin for eight weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Mayne
Roma
G. J. Dreyer
Cuero
L. E. Chevanets
Houston
G. Guenther
Frank Bishunko
South First
Arnim Streets
Janssen Bros
Shiner
Edward Biehunke
Fred Mueller
Eagle
New Orleans
Mergenthaler Linotype
Fred
Gazette-Bulletin of
Seguin
Pioneer Dies at Yoakum Texas in 1836 Birth Year
James Vallentine aged 386 years died at his daughter's home in Yoakum after several weeks illness. Born in Nacogdoches Texas in 1836 he is survived by five children including S J Guthrie of Waco Pleas Talk Range Syl and Tom Hinds and Earl Vallentine. Funeral was held at St Joseph Catholic Church with Rev P J Kieffer officiating. Interment in Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoakum
Texas
James Vallentine
Syl Hinds
Mr. Vallentine
Nacogdoches
S. J. Guthrie
Waco
Pleas Talk
Range
Wiesdames Syl and
Tom Hinds
Earl Vallentine
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
P. J. Kieffer
Democratic Committee Rejects Wine Proposition and Names Senate Hopeful
The state democratic executive committee meeting in Austin rejected the light wine and beer submission proposition and decided to place former Governor James Eergu son on the ballot for the United States Senate. San Antonio was chosen as the convention site meeting September 5, with all candidates charged $75 to cover committee expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Austin
James Eerguson
United States Senate
San Antonio
Regular Cemetery Association Meeting Report
The Ladies' Cemetery Association met with Mrs. Louis Fehrenkamp on Wednesday of last week. New members August Mueller and Mrs. William Schroeder joined. The next meeting is set with Mrs. F. T. Fehrenkamp on Wednesday, July 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Louis Fehrenkamp
August Mueller
William Schroeder
F. T. Fehrenkamp
Subscription Payments Acknowledged by The Eagle Readers
The Eagle thanks readers for subscribing payments since last report. Names listed include Miss Irene Bultmeyer of San Marcos, Mrs. Annie Coufal of Moulton, Frank Marko Jr of Moulton, Mrs. Laura Valenta of San Antonio, Jno Grametbauer of Runge, and Hermann Thar of Alleyton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
Irene Bultmeyer
San Mar
Annie Coufal
Moulton
Frank Marko, Jr
Laura Valenta
San Antonio
Jno
Grametbauer
Runge
Hermann Thar
Water mains extension breaks ground in Shiner Texas
Ground was broken in Shiner Texas for extending the water mains. About 4000 feet will be added as the large digging machine starts trench work this morning and the material is already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
Texas
Hallettsville Masonic Lodge elects officers for term
Hallettsville Texas June 11 the local Masonic lodge has elected officers for the ensuing term Dr A T Devall worshipful master Joe Zumwalt senior warden Willie Pillar junior warden G A Young treasurer Charles Pillar secretary Friend Simpson tiler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Texas
Masonic Lodge
A. T. Devall
Joe Zumwalt
Willie Pillar
G. A. Young
Charles Pillar
Friend Simpson
Griffo Delivers Platform at LaGrange Meeting
Hon I W Griffo from DeWitt county spoke to a fair sized audience on Saturday outlining his platform advocating government ownership of railroads a strong merchant marine and collective bargaining. Hon J S Sulak spoke for Fred S Rogers candidacy for the democratic gubernatorial nomination noting Rogers is a Bonham resident and 35 year old ex serviceman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Griffo
DeWitt County
LaGrange
Griffin
J. S. Sulak
Waco
Nonpartisan Political Conference
Fred S. Rogers
Barbecue Postponed at Evergreen School
Frank Ermis a trustee at Evergreen school in Henk haus told the Eagle the planned barbecue at the school house for Sunday was postponed due to heavy rains. It will now be held Sunday July 2 starting at 1 o clock in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ermis
Evergreen School
Henkhaus
Eagle
Hermann Park Verein elects officers at annual meeting
At the Hermann Park Verein annual meeting held Sunday afternoon officers for the coming year were elected. Joseph A. Dietschke was chosen president with Charles Lueke as vice president. G. J. Bohnenkamp became secretary, William Hillmer treasurer, and directors named were Henry Krueger, Charles Flessner and F. Heerssen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Park Verein
Joseph A. Dietschke
Charles Lueke
G. J. Bohnenkamp
William Hillmer
Henry Krueger
Charles Flessner
F. Heerssen
Baura Ville Lutheran Frauen Verein Meeting Report
The Baura ville Lutheran Frauen Verein met with Mrs. Adolph Baur on May 31. Refreshments were served. Guest Mrs. Niels Niedermann of Galveston attended. The next meeting is set with Mrs. Joseph Botschek on Wednesday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baura«ville Lutheran Frauen Verein
Adolph Baur
Niels Niedermann
Galveston
Joseph, Botschek
Guard Unit Projected in Hallettsville Texas
Captain Lockwood of Houston organized a National Guard company in Hallettsville this week. Several enlisted and the unit is expected to reach the required strength of 41 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallettsville
Texas
June Jr
Capt
Lockwood
Houston
National Guard
Guard Unit Mustered In Gonzales Texas
The newly organized guard company in Gonzales Texas was inspected and mustered as a unit of the first Infantry Texas National Guard. Officers include Captain Whit M. DuBose and First Lieutenant James L. Potts. The company starts with fifty two members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Texas
Texas National Guard
Whit M. DuBose
James L. Potts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fit Mate Bank of Moulton
Wwe
E,. Stupeman
Gro
Lignen
Ase
Wm. Green E. Studeman Frank J, Wagner
Philip Welhausen
O. Buescher
Klobedans
Mohawk and
Gates
E. W. Klobedans
Guenther Hospital
Moulton, Texas
Drs. Guenther & Jaeggli
Sophia Krause
Frank Tomasko
C. A. Roeder
Jourdanton
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Waelder School
Cecile Rebmet
San Marcos
Southwest Texas Normal School
Lutheran Church
Benefit Af Church
Masons Elect
Elsie Jaeggli
Rud. Jaeggli
the Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Pioneer
Cemetery Aid Society
Cos
Hallettsville Masons
Lutheran Frauen Verein
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