Birthday gathering at Lockstedt home in Moulton area
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hy Lockstedt to celebrate Mr. Lockstedt's birthday. Also noted were a fishing trip by Charles Darilek Charles Welff and Joe Zavesky to Peach Creek and a house dance at Frank Kremenek's with music by Albert Holik and John Kubicek Honey Suckle. The entry is dated June 27, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy. Lockstedt
Mr. Lockstedt
Charles Darilek
Charles Welff
Joe Zavesky
Peach Creek
Frank Kremenek
Albert Holik
John Kubicek
Honey Suckle
America First Ode by Dr James Henderson
A period ode extols America First praising peace and national unity. The piece invokes Niagara’s roar and the Freemen’s striving for honor with a prayer to keep peace and liberty, signed by Dr James Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
America
James Henderson
Local residents join visits and travel across towns
Miss Vlasta Marek of Shiner visits Miss Laura Valenta while Miss Alice Koczebue travels to Flatonia to visit relatives. George Baur family visits Ellinger. T. H. Leslie sells his Oakland to John G. Mueller. Emma Stella Mladenko visit Schulenburg. Myrtle Cornibey leaves for Crockett. Mary Perry returns to Columbus after visit. Frank Raab Emil Bartosch trip to San Marcos. Jaeggli couple guests at Sweet Home. Copies of America First offered by Hagle office. Christian Rudi visits Swiss Alp. Jaeggli sisters return from Sweet Home. Dorothy Hudson goes to Karnes City. Rev H A Heineke to conduct services July 9 at 8:15 PM. Oswald Buescher now owner and agent for a Dodge Brothers car. Frank Bates and Caldwell visit. Mrs Eilert and Mrs Krause go to San Antonio. Krause to Boerne. Mary Goetz returns to Gonzales. Jno Mladenka family back from Caldwell. crop conditions reported. Frank Gertner notes good crops need rain. Rev and Mrs Heineke depart to Arneckeville for Lutheran conference. Pastor Poch to celebrate 25th pastoral anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Stella Mladenko
Schulenburg
Myrtle Cornibey
Crockett
Mary Perry
Columbus
T Frank P. Raab
Emil Bartosch
San Marcos
J. T. Jaeggli
Sweet Home
Sweet Home, the Guests of Mr. and Ophirs, H. C. Meyer
America
Hagle
Christian Rudi
J. C. Kaase
Lillian
Theodora
Gladys Jaeggli
Dorothy Hudson
Karnes City
H. A. Heineke
Oswald Buescher
Dodge Brothers
Buescher
Frank Bates
Caldwell
R. B. Papacek
F. Eilert
Minnie Krause
San Antonio
Oak Grove Society notes and a school benefit ball
Oak Grove reports Mrs Bossler and family visiting Aug Lin brugger left for home near Flatonia. Mrs Raab and children from Alice left after visiting kinfolks. Drought remains in the area. Herman Hirsch and wife welcomed a son since the 14th. The school benefit ball, with Oak Grove Plain Country band, was the season's social highlight and drew strong support from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossler
Linbrugger
Flatonia
Herman Raab
Alice
Jim Wells Co
Herman Hirsch
Oak Grove Plain Country Band
New Advertisements and Local Appointments Highlight Eagle Issue
The Eagle notes new advertisements in this week's issue including Ed Boehm's Sons and Kotzebue's Drugstore among others. William Westerhoff returns home from Texas A M College for the summer. Mr and Mrs Robert Pollock relocate to Moulton with a clerkship in Ed Boehm's Sons. Lavaca County Retail Merchants' Association members attended their annual banquet in Hallettsville. condolences are offered to Editor Fisher Townsend of Orange Grove on the death of his mother Nina Townsend in Weimar June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Eagle
Ed. Boehm
Robert Pollock
Moulton
Hallettsville
Pollock
F. T. Fehrenkamp
George Baur
Ed. Studeman
Jno. Bucek
Lavaca County
Fisher Townsend
Orange Grove
Nina Townsend
Weimar
Those Who Advance the School
Rural school boards and trustees carry heavy responsibility to serve local pupils and promote education. Patrons expect time and effort, with cooperation and caution toward disagreements. Trustees should foster community use of school facilities and unite for educational progress. Farm and Ranch.
Eastern Star Installations At Moulton Chapter No 166
The O E S Moulton Chapter No 166 held an installation at the Masonic hall Monday night with O Buescher as installing officer and W K Richter as grand marshal. Officers elected included Annie Richter as worthy matron G J Bohnenkamp as worthy patron Ida Lueke as secretary Erna Kotzebue as treasurer Minnie Lueke as conductress Zenna Jaeggli as associate conductress. Appointed officers named by Mrs Annie Richter included Annie Bohnenkamp Ada Earle Arnim Ruta Annie Arnim Esther Elsie Jaeggli Martha Emma Bohnenkamp Electa J Jaeggli Rose Bunting Warder Van Ferrenkamp Chaplain O Buescher Sentinel. After the meeting refreshments were served with Minnie Lueke acting as toastmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E.S. Moulton
Masonic Hall
O. Buescher
Moulton
W. K. Richter
Annie Richter
G. J. Bohnenkamp
Minnie Arnim
Ida_ Lueke
Erna Kotzebue
Minnie Lueke
Zenna Jaeggli
Annie Bohnenkamp
Ada
Earle Arnim
Ruta
Annie Arnim
Esther
Elsie Jaeggli
Martha
Emma Bohnenkamp
Electa
J. ‘. Jaeggli
Rose Bunting
van. Ferrenkamp
Sentinel
Frauen Verein Meeting In Moulton Lutheran
A Moulton Lutheran Frauen Verein meeting was held last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wm Hilert as hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Ei lert Jno Mueller Sr Otto Templin Louis Pieper Sophia Jaroszewski Kieschnik Krause Boehm Jno Krueger Meta Henrichs Wm Stromann Jno Mueller Jr Leo Jaroszewski H Thor Emil Janszen G J Bohnenkamp Rud Albrecht Wm Hillmer Otto Eilert J W Nachlinger W K Richter Ger Mueller A Moellenberndt Krause Lena Aschenbeck O L Bunting Ed Boehm Jr and Miss Elsie Templin. Refreshments of coffee and cake served. Next meeting set with Mrs Henry Etlinger July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames F. Eilert
Jno
Mueller, Sr
Otto Templin
Louis Pieper
Sophia Jaroszewski
KE. Kieschnik
Minnie Krause
M. Boehm
Otto Eilert
J. W. Nachlinger
W. K. Richter
Ger, Mueller
A. Moellenberndt
F. Krause
Lena Aschenbeck
O. L. Bunting
Ed Boehm, Jr
Elsie Templin
Henry Etlinger
Press Cor
Priscilla Club Hosts June Meeting And New Members
Priscilla Club members and guests gathered Tuesday June 27 for an evening of crochet tatting and conversation. Ice cream and cake were served to Mrs W K Ritger Mrs G J Pohnenkamp Mrs Hy Etlinger and others with new members Mrs Guy Haltom and Miss Adela Kuesek joining. A note mentions a future meeting with Mrs Hy Etlinger on Tuesday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bucek
Priscilla
W. K. Richter
G. J. Pohnenkamp
Hy. Etlinger
Rud, Albrecht
Jid. Studeman
Ed. Pundt
Geo. von Lienen
Chas. Ripple
Ed. Boehm, Jr
Death of Elmo Norman Janszen Leaves Family in Grief
The Chronicle notes the death of Elmo Norman August Janszen son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis G. Janszen in this city. He died Friday June 23 at 2 10 pm after five weeks illness. Burial followed Saturday at Moulton Lutheran Cemetery with Rev H A Heineke officiating. Pallbearers, choir selections and flowers are described as the community mourns with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Norman August Janszen
Louis G. Janszen
Moulton Lutheran
H. A. Heineke
J. T. Jaeggli
O. B. Hilert
Dr. P. O. Puck
Sam Jaeggli
Pilger
Farmers Busy With Corn Tops and Hay in Komensky
The Komensky column notes corn tops being cut and hay made despite a short corn crop from dry weather. A rain is needed for the cotton crop. Local visits include Emil Griptner of Novohrad with Pavlicek family and Frank Marko hosting relatives.
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Oakland
John G. Mueller
Arneckeville
Poch
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William Westerhoff
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Priscilla Club
Komensky News
Emil Griptner
Novohrad
Jim Pavlicek
Frank Marko
Frank Seidel
Scott’s
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Emil Vogt
John Wenske
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