Marriage Licenses Issued In Local Record Batch
A list of marriage licenses issued including Willie A Malick and Frankie E Jones, Boss Brown and Vira Brown, and several other couples such as Erich Brunken and Emma Bohnenkamp, Henry J Lorfing and Martha Rode, and John Dolezal and Katie Kurtz among many names. The notice notes both mixed gender and col or allied pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie A Malick
Frankie E. Jones
Boss Brown
Vira Brown
Erail Rosenauer
Albina Novosad
Erich Brunken
Oefer
Emma Bohnenkamp
Bedrich Sochato
Julie Kubos
Henry J. Lorfing
Martha Rode
Ed. Schindler
Julia Florence Chlastak
Paul Rother
Jessie Wessels
Victor Brown
Annie Minster
Berry Arnold Butts
Kittie May Noen
F. W. Neuhaus
Lillian Peasley
Frank Olsovsky
Mary Schos
Auto Licenses List From Hallettsville and Nearby Towns
A catalog of auto license holders includes names from Hallettsville Yoakum Shiner Schulenburg Moulton Hackberry and Provident City with addresses such as R 1 R 2 R 3 and R 5. Notable entries include Kosmos Spoetzel J M Mikulenka Ed Fowlkes Charley Schwab and Prof. Frank Schoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Langenberg
Hallettsville
H. A. Socks
Yoakum
Texas
Ferd Mendel
Schulenburg
Tom Steinacher
Moulton
J. B. Clark
Kasper Darilek
Shiner
Louis Rohan
Halletsville
T. Y. Hill
J. M. Schultz
Witting
Kosmos Spoetzel
Max Fowlkes
Hackberry
Fowlkes
Charley K. Schwab
Loos
Jos. K. Kutac
Sweet Home
Charles Baker
R. J Clark, Jr
R. L. Jordan
John Visicek
A. J Jourde
W. A. Garrett
W. B. Gerdes
Prof
Frank Schoppe
Local residents and visitors noted in week’s society notices
Adele Cordes returned from Austin. William Schmidt of Yoakam and family visited in the city. Hallettsville ladies formed a local Red Cross branch. G H Niemeyer and family from Yoakam visited Moulton relatives. Sam Jaeggli visited Dr James Gray's family in Yoakum. Alma Meyer of Shiner visited the Freytag family. Edward Biehunke returned from Houston after two weeks visiting relatives. Dr F W Ledbetter of Yoakum was in town on professional business. Prof A J Dittmar and wife returned to Shiner after visiting here. H L Hauser, San Antonio Express traveling agent, was in town. Mr Smith Leazar and family returned from San Marcos where over 1300 students enrolled in the Summer Normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hauser
San Antonio
Smith Leazar
San Marcos
Local notes from Nickel News and region folks
Weather drift toward rain as residents note dry spell. Community mentions include Adolf Filippi owning a new Overland and Stonewall shoo registrar 70 male enrollments. Social visits feature Vladik Svoboda and family, Miroslav Svoboda at Dixon, and gatherings with Culak and Svoboda families. June 11 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Filipp
Stonewall Shoo
Mr. Walsback of
Dilworth
Jim Bell
Joe Machivek
Peach Creek
Vladik Svoboda
Viaata
Ludmila
Libuse
Mire
Ant. Culak
Mra
Staviovka
Miroslav Svoboda
Dixon School
Patek
Lodge
Chas, Welfs
Ant Svoboda
Rosy
Frank Lukeovsky
August Stavinoha
Joe Culak
Emil Svoboda
Emil Koenig
Novohrad Gossip and Local Family Visits in 1917
The record notes dry weather shortening the corn crop in Novohrad while residents and visitors share weekend and weekday visits. Names include Hermann Hohensee Louis Janch Willie Jasek Lee Mueller and many others as locals travel, marry or host gatherings around June and June 19 celebrations. The entry ends with June 18 1917 and a cheerful sign off for a local dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Hohensee
Louis Janch
Willie Jasek
Lee Mueller
Klatonia
Frank Rainer
J. J. Migl
Wallis
Joe Kubenka
Joe
Bessie
Batty
Emil Darilek
Frank Jahn
Peach Creek
August Darilek
Willie Jamelka
Henry Reiner
Willie Wiedemann
Tillie Boehm
Scott’s School
Jim Pavlicek
Frank Pavlicek
Annie Karasek
Kamensky
Emil Gieptner
Novohrad
Changed His Mind over a Post Office Fraud
A subscriber complained after receiving a duplicate through the mail. He visited the editor who showed him bins labeled for paper type wood groceries and more. The editor explained he only needed to ask capable neighbors to help settle the bills, and the subscriber relented, paid up, and renewed for another year.
Gonzales Cotton Mill Reopens After Five Years
The Gonzales cotton mill in Texas resumed operations after a shutdown of over five years. A full crew is not yet secured, but enough workers have arrived to run the plant. Over 600 bales of cotton have been purchased, including 216 bales bought from a local firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzales
Tex
Local Readers Urged to Send News Each Week
The newspaper invites readers to contribute items of news weekly. Editors request stories from locals to build a richer community paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Panama
G.&a.baur
Rexakl
Keeler Skoot
Rexall Skeeter Skoot
Kotzebue Drug Co
Rexall “Store
Henry Krause
Ernst Pelzel
City and Shiner Beer
Southern Select
Lone Star
Chevrolet
America
Bartosch
F. Rogers
Etta Tuttle
A. T. Secrest
Lottie Rothke
John Dolezal
Katie Kurtz
George W. Nance
Eunice B Nance
Edgar L. Merrem
Esther Dittmar
George Louis Ritter
Helena L. F. Doell
Frank Kubenka
Hermina Barta
Frank Spann
Lillie Vincik
Victor Robinson
Susana Webb
Alex Flowers
Leona Jackson
Alonia Lenzy
Annie Brazil
Mies Adele Cordes
Austin
William Schmidt
Yoakam
Ladies of
The
Red Cross
G. H. Niemeyer
Family of
Sam Jaeggli
James D. Gray
Alma Meyer
Wenzel Freytag
Edward Biehunke
Houston
F. W. Ledbetter
A. J. Dittmar
Nickel News
Sweetheart
Milo
Boehm’s
Hy. J. Koester
Lucas Rehmet
Papacek & Krause
Papacek
Krause
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