Senator Russek Sentenced for Bank Funds Case
Federal Judge T M Kennerly in Houston on June 26 sentenced Gus Russek veteran South Texas politician and state senator to four months in jail plus a four year suspended term and a $4000 fine. Former First National Bank of Schulenburg officers Charles and Otto Vogt each received 13 month suspended terms and $500 fines. All three pleaded guilty April 27 after about $51000 was repaid and the judge described a middling punishment.
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Houston
Texas
T- M. Kennerly
Gus Russek
South Texas
Ris
First National Bank of Schulenburg
Russek
Charles
Otto Vogt
Zions Lutheran Church Services Notice
Zions Lutheran Church announces Sunday July 1 1934 schedule with Sunday School Bible Class at 9 00 a m German service at 10 00 a m and English service at 8 00 p m Pastor A H Falkenberg extends a welcome to all to worship at the church with a welcome message.
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A.H. Falkenberg
Bids Sought for Post Oak Cards at Moulton School
The Board of Trustees invites bids on 20 cards of post oak wood to be delivered to the school house in Moulton by 6 p.m. Saturday July 7.
Cozy Cafe Reopens As Beb's Cafe and Fruit Stand
Notice to the public states Cozy Cafe will reopen Saturday under the name Beb's Cafe and Fruit Stand. The owners Jake Mikesh and son Robert seek public patronage and promise fresh fruits and vegetables and quality foods at all times.
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Beb
Local candidates listed for Democratic primary July 28 1934
The Eagle announces candidates for state and county offices subject to the democratic primary. Names include L J Sulak J W Wilson for State Senator District 15. H S Paulus R A Weinert for District Attorney. Reginald F Bourke J J Olsen for Representative. A G W Janszen Sam Drvall for County Judge. Joan L Smolik Gus Strauss for District Clerk. Gener Houchins A P McElroy for Sheriff. H J Schornack E A Turk for Assessor Clerk. Cuas W McDonald Frank Schoppe for County Superintendent. John G Kowyicka for County Treasurer. Chas W Welfl Jon A Baros for Public Weigher Prec 6. Arnold Freytag for County Commissioner Prec 2. Henry Krueger Jake Hrncik for Constable Prec 6. A J Darilek for Justice of the Peace Prec 6.
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Fayette
Austin
Colorado
Waller
Lavaca
L. J. Sulak
J. W. Wilson
Chas Welfl
Jon A.baros
Arnold Freytag
Social visits and travels across Yoakum region
Mrs Ed Kolar and sons visited Yoakum Wednesday. August Eilert was in San Antonio. Budith Mikes returned from Houston and Galveston. Miss Bertha Oehl vacationed in Houston and Galveston. Mrs Marian White and daughter of Yoakum visited Tuesday. Mr Walter Boethel and family visited Kinkler and Shiloh last Wednesday. Mrs B H Cordes of Yoakum visited here early week. Mr and Mrs E Brunkenhoefer and Henry Bohnenkamp of San Antonio visited Sunday. Mr August Thuemler and family of Schulenburg visited Emil Janszen home Thursday. Mrs Ben Wagner and children of Galveston spent weeks here. Miss Rose Svoboda left for Danbury to visit brothers Miro and Emil Svoboda. Mrs Viasta Vundrak of Houston visiting. Willie A and Warner Schodde left for Anthony Kansas to visit Edvin Schodde. Mr F A Cinade and family, Mrs Emil Janszen, Miss Leona Jennie Mae Ora Willis Janszen visited Otto Janszen in Austin Sunday. Mrs Fred Janssen and sons Leslie James, Mrs W J Papacek, Miss Clara Oehl and Edith Mikes attended Tait Pohler nuptials at Shiner Tuesday. Eagle notes Mr and Mrs Elmer Eberhard of Seguin attended 40th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Baur on June 17. Mr and Mrs John Novak of Lometa visited Lon Spann last week. Accompanied by Mrs Spann they visited in Range, returning to Lometa Saturday. crops reported good.
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Fred Janssen
Leslie and
James
W J. Papacek
Clara Oehl
Edith Mikes
Shiner
John Novak
Lometa
Lon E. Spann
Farmers Must File Bale Tag Requests for Old Cotton
County Agent J. M. Parks urges farmers to apply for bale tags before July 1 to prove cotton was grown prior to the 1934 35 crop year so sales avoid tax. Forms available from local merchants in Moulton Shiner Compress Company Shiner or the Hallettsville county agent’s office. Tom Baugh of West Columbia was in town Monday.
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Moulton
Shiner Compress Company
Shiner
Hallettsville
J. M. Parks
Tom Baugh
West Columbia
Secretary Treasurer Announces Post With Farm Loan Association
Will Roitsch declares appointment as secretary treasurer of the Flatonia National Farm Loan Association succeeding the late KE M Burke. He will be in Flatonia only on Thursdays, otherwise in LaGrange, Texas, and all mail should go to LaGrange. Call in Flatonia for services.
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Flatonia National Farm Loan Association
KE. M. Burke
Flatonia
LaGrange
Texas
Will Roitsch
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Just
R. B. Papacek
BH. W. Haase & Son
Cistern Nursery
Crystal Cafe
Goodyear
Pietsch Service Station
Schaler
Jadies Service Station
Henry Wachtendorf
Ed’s Market
Boehm’s Sons
Glory-O Wave Shop
Emma Horncir
Almedia Beauty
Oehl’s Furniture Store
Croquignole Permanen
Ieee
Beal
Bill Voss
Kopecky Drug Co
Hen Theater
Worma Shearer and
Robert Montgomery
Laurel Hardy
Kennerly
Kar NU
H. J. Koester
Agt
Pietsch
Dept. A
Family Mutual Benefit Association
Heard Bidg
Phoenix
Arizona
Henry Breitschopf
Kopecky Drug Company
Yours
Jake Mikesh
Robert
H. S. Paulus
R. A. Weinert
Lavaca County
Reginald F. Bourke J. J. Olsen
A.G. W. Janszen
Sam Drvall
Joan L. Smolik
Gus Strauss
Gener Houchins
A. P. McElroy
H. J. Schornack
E. A. Turk
Cuas
W. McDonald
Frank Schoppe
John G. Kowyicka
Henry Krueger
Jake Hrncik
Justice of the Peace
A J Darilek
Ed. Kolar and Sons
August Eilert
San An
Budith Mikes
Galveston
Marian White
Yoakumi
Walter Boethel
Kinkler
Shiloh
B. H. Cordes
Yoakum
August Thuemler
Schulenburg
Emil Janszen
Ben Wagner
Miss Rose Svoboda
Danbury
Brothers
Miro and
Emil Svoboda
Viasta Vundrak
Homsefolks
Willie A
Warner,Schodde
Anthony
Kansas
Edvin Schodde
F. A. Cinade
Leona
Jennie Mae
Ora Willis Janszen
Otto Janszen
Elmer Eberhard
Seguin
George Baur
Novosad
Vyoral
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